5 All-State® 275 Super Electrode for Outstanding Bead Appearance in Welding Highest Alloy, Carbon and Stainless Steels AC or DC Reverse Polarity (Electrode + ) All Position General Characteristics All-State® 275 Super is an austenitic alloy deposit with outstanding bead appearance. A high strength coupled with low amperage demand has created an excellent electrode for a wide variety of alloy steels and tools, dies and complicated sections. A short arc is necessary. Typical Applications Welding of — Tool steels, Pressure vessels, Very high alloy steels, Air hardenable steels, Dies, Spring steels, Nickel clad steels, Stainless steels, Dissimilar steels. Qualities Tensile strength — up to 120,000 psi  (84.39 kgs/mm2) Yield strength — 94,000 psi (66.10 kgs/mm2) Elongation in 2" —22 to 25% Deposit — Magnetic, cannot be heat treated Procedures Clean all surfaces to be welded. Preheating is generally not necessary. On some high alloy steel sections, a preheat of 300°-500°F (149°-260°C) may be required. Stringer beads should be used. Allow welds to cool prior to removing slag.
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