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Hobart is a brand with a long history in welding and foodservice equipment. Founded in 1897 in Troy, Ohio, the company initially produced food processing machinery and later expanded into welding products. Today, Hobart welding consumables are manufactured by Hobart Brothers Company, a subsidiary of Illinois Tool Works (ITW). The brand is known for its filler metals and electrodes used in manual and automated welding processes. 3G Electric supplies Hobart welding consumables, including MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, to industrial buyers worldwide. The product line covers stainless steel and carbon steel filler metals, with classifications such as ER308/308L, ER316/316L, E308/308L-16, and E316/316L-16. These consumables are used in applications requiring corrosion resistance, such as chemical processing, food equipment, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The filler metals are supplied in various package sizes, including 10 lb and 30 lb spools, and diameters ranging from 0.035 in to 1/8 in. As-welded mechanical properties include yield strengths from 54 ksi to 59 ksi and tensile strengths from 80.6 ksi to 86 ksi. Hobart welding consumables are designed to meet AWS classifications and are suitable for joining stainless steels like 304, 304L, 316, and 316L. 3G Electric supports the Hobart line by providing global access to these consumables, along with technical specifications and product data to assist procurement and maintenance teams in selecting the appropriate filler metal for their welding procedures. The brand's welding products are part of a broader portfolio that also includes foodservice equipment, but 3G Electric focuses on the welding consumables segment. This includes MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, which are essential for maintenance, repair, and fabrication operations in industries such as petrochemical, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical. The consumables are packaged to protect against moisture and contamination, ensuring consistent performance. 3G Electric's role is to facilitate the sourcing of these products, offering detailed product information and global shipping to meet the needs of industrial buyers. By supplying Hobart welding consumables, 3G Electric helps businesses maintain their welding operations with reliable filler metals that meet industry standards. The product range includes both standard and low-carbon versions, such as ER316L and E316L, which offer improved corrosion resistance and are suitable for applications where intergranular corrosion is a concern. The electrodes and rods are available in various sizes to accommodate different joint configurations and welding positions. 3G Electric provides these products to customers worldwide, ensuring that plant engineers and procurement specialists can access the specific Hobart consumables they require. The company's catalog includes detailed specifications, such as AWS classification, yield strength, tensile strength, and package dimensions, to aid in the selection process. This support is particularly valuable for maintenance managers who need to quickly identify and order the correct filler metal for their welding tasks. In summary, 3G Electric supplies Hobart welding consumables, including MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, to industrial customers globally. The products are characterized by their AWS classifications, mechanical properties, and suitability for welding stainless steels. 3G Electric's catalog provides the necessary technical data to support informed purchasing decisions.

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About HOBART

Hobart is a brand with a long history in welding and foodservice equipment. Founded in 1897 in Troy, Ohio, the company initially produced food processing machinery and later expanded into welding products. Today, Hobart welding consumables are manufactured by Hobart Brothers Company, a subsidiary of Illinois Tool Works (ITW). The brand is known for its filler metals and electrodes used in manual and automated welding processes. 3G Electric supplies Hobart welding consumables, including MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, to industrial buyers worldwide. The product line covers stainless steel and carbon steel filler metals, with classifications such as ER308/308L, ER316/316L, E308/308L-16, and E316/316L-16. These consumables are used in applications requiring corrosion resistance, such as chemical processing, food equipment, and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The filler metals are supplied in various package sizes, including 10 lb and 30 lb spools, and diameters ranging from 0.035 in to 1/8 in. As-welded mechanical properties include yield strengths from 54 ksi to 59 ksi and tensile strengths from 80.6 ksi to 86 ksi. Hobart welding consumables are designed to meet AWS classifications and are suitable for joining stainless steels like 304, 304L, 316, and 316L. 3G Electric supports the Hobart line by providing global access to these consumables, along with technical specifications and product data to assist procurement and maintenance teams in selecting the appropriate filler metal for their welding procedures. The brand's welding products are part of a broader portfolio that also includes foodservice equipment, but 3G Electric focuses on the welding consumables segment. This includes MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, which are essential for maintenance, repair, and fabrication operations in industries such as petrochemical, food and beverage, and pharmaceutical. The consumables are packaged to protect against moisture and contamination, ensuring consistent performance. 3G Electric's role is to facilitate the sourcing of these products, offering detailed product information and global shipping to meet the needs of industrial buyers. By supplying Hobart welding consumables, 3G Electric helps businesses maintain their welding operations with reliable filler metals that meet industry standards. The product range includes both standard and low-carbon versions, such as ER316L and E316L, which offer improved corrosion resistance and are suitable for applications where intergranular corrosion is a concern. The electrodes and rods are available in various sizes to accommodate different joint configurations and welding positions. 3G Electric provides these products to customers worldwide, ensuring that plant engineers and procurement specialists can access the specific Hobart consumables they require. The company's catalog includes detailed specifications, such as AWS classification, yield strength, tensile strength, and package dimensions, to aid in the selection process. This support is particularly valuable for maintenance managers who need to quickly identify and order the correct filler metal for their welding tasks. In summary, 3G Electric supplies Hobart welding consumables, including MIG wire, TIG rods, and stick electrodes, to industrial customers globally. The products are characterized by their AWS classifications, mechanical properties, and suitability for welding stainless steels. 3G Electric's catalog provides the necessary technical data to support informed purchasing decisions.

Common Applications

  • Chemical processing — Hobart E316L stick electrodes (SKU 54JK87) for welding corrosion-resistant 316L stainless steel piping and vessels.
  • Food and beverage equipment — Hobart ER308 MIG wire (SKU 54JK70) for joining 304 stainless steel in sanitary welding applications.
  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing — Hobart ER316L TIG rods (SKU 54JK88) for low-carbon stainless steel welds in clean environments.
  • Petrochemical industry — Hobart E308 stick electrodes (SKU 33M409) for welding 304 stainless steel in piping and structural components.
  • Maintenance and repair — Hobart ER316 MIG wire (SKU 54JK73) for general stainless steel fabrication and repair welding.
  • Marine and offshore — Hobart E316L stick electrodes (SKU 33M413) for corrosion-resistant welds on 316 stainless steel components.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about HOBART from 3G Electric.

What are the as-welded mechanical properties of Hobart ER316L TIG welding rods?

Hobart ER316L TIG welding rods, such as SKU 54JK88 and 54JK89, have an as-welded yield strength of 58 ksi and a tensile strength of 86 ksi. These rods are classified as ER316/316L and are suitable for joining low-carbon 316L stainless steels. They are supplied in 10 lb packages and are available in diameters including 1/8 in and 3/32 in, with lengths of 36 in. The low-carbon content helps resist intergranular corrosion in welded joints.

What sizes and packages are available for Hobart E308 stick welding electrodes?

Hobart E308 stick welding electrodes are available in multiple sizes and package weights. For example, SKU 54JK85 is a 3/32 in x 12 in electrode in a 5 lb container, while SKU 33M409 is a 1/8 in x 14 in electrode in a 10 lb package. Both are classified as E308/308L-16 and have an as-welded yield strength of 54 ksi and tensile strength of 83-84 ksi. These electrodes are used for welding 304 and 308 stainless steels.

What is the AWS classification for Hobart ER308 MIG welding wire?

Hobart ER308 MIG welding wire, such as SKU 54JK70, is classified as ER308/308L. It is supplied on a 10 lb spool with a 0.03 in diameter. The as-welded yield strength is 59 ksi and tensile strength is 85 ksi. This wire is suitable for welding 304 and 304L stainless steels in applications where corrosion resistance is required. The ER308/308L classification indicates it can be used for both 308 and 308L base metals.

What are the typical applications for Hobart E316L stick welding electrodes?

Hobart E316L stick welding electrodes, such as SKU 54JK87 and 33M413, are used for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW) of 316L stainless steels. They are suitable for applications requiring corrosion-resistant welds, including chemical processing equipment, food processing machinery, and pharmaceutical piping. The electrodes have an as-welded yield strength of 56 ksi and tensile strengths of 80.6-82 ksi. They are available in sizes like 3/32 in x 12 in and 1/8 in x 14 in, in 10 lb packages.

What is the difference between Hobart ER316 and ER316L MIG welding wire?

Hobart ER316 and ER316L MIG welding wire differ primarily in carbon content. ER316L has a lower carbon content (0.03% max) compared to ER316 (0.08% max), which reduces the risk of intergranular corrosion in welded joints. Both are classified under ER316/316L and have similar mechanical properties: as-welded yield strength of 58 ksi and tensile strength of 86 ksi. The low-carbon version is preferred for applications involving corrosive environments or where post-weld heat treatment is not possible.

What package sizes are available for Hobart ER316 MIG welding wire?

Hobart ER316 MIG welding wire, such as SKU 54JK73, is supplied on a 30 lb spool with a 0.035 in diameter. It is classified as ER316/316L and has an as-welded yield strength of 58 ksi and tensile strength of 86 ksi. This wire is used for welding 316 and 316L stainless steels in applications requiring corrosion resistance. The 30 lb spool is suitable for larger welding projects where extended run times are needed.