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ESAB OK 63.30 rutile-coated stainless steel welding electrode E316L-17 2.5 x 300 mm - 6330252030

Supplier number: ESAB 6330252030 | EAN
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The minimum purchase order quantity for the product is 89.

  • Ordered before 20:00 - delivered as of 12/10/2026
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Reliable corrosion-resistant stainless steel welding

Practical benefits
  • High intergranular corrosion resistance: The extra-low carbon content ensures you maintain dependable protection against corrosion in demanding conditions.
  • Smooth and clean finish: You achieve pristine weld seams with the Esab welding electrode thanks to its stable arc and self-releasing slag.
  • Easy strike and restrike: You ignite the welding arc effortlessly for smooth, continuous, and efficient daily operation.

In a nutshell

The right choise for

With the Esab ok 63.30 rutile-acid welding electrode, you achieve dependable, corrosion-resistant joints in stainless steel. This 2.5 x 300 mm rod with E316L-17 classification is engineered for welding 316 and 316L grade stainless steel components. Thanks to its extra-low carbon content, it delivers robust protection against intergranular corrosion in demanding environments such as chemical plants and food industry pipework. Effortless arc striking and restriking combine with self-releasing slag to leave a clean, finely rippled weld bead. Operating smoothly on both ac and DC+ current within a 45 a to 90 a range, this pack of 89 electrodes provides the consistency you need for efficient on-site or workshop fabrication.



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Product information

Key features according to our expert

  • Thickness: 2,5 mm
  • Length: 300 mm
  • Number per tube: 89

Product description

OK 63.30 is an extra low-carbon stainless steel welding electrode with a rutile-acid coating for welding austenitic stainless steels of the 18Cr12Ni2.8Mo (AISI 316L) type. The electrode is also suitable for welding stabilised stainless steels with a similar composition, except where the full creep resistance of the base material is required. Thanks to its easy ignition and re-ignition, stable welding arc and self-extinguishing slag, smooth welds with an excellent finish are achieved.

  • Rutile-acid stainless steel welding electrode for austenitic stainless steel
  • Classification AWS A5.4 E316L-17 / EN ISO 3581-A E 19 12 3 L R 1 2
  • Suitable for 18Cr12Ni2.8Mo (AISI 316L) and comparable stabilised stainless steel grades
  • Extra-low carbon content for high corrosion resistance
  • Easy ignition and re-ignition
  • Self-extinguishing slag and a smooth weld appearance
  • Suitable for welding with AC and DC+

OK 63.30 is used for welding stainless steel structures, tanks, pipework, chemical plant and maritime applications where a corrosion-resistant weld joint with molybdenum-containing stainless steel is required.

All Features

Thickness
2,5 mm
Length
300 mm
Number per tube
89
  • Brand ESAB
  • EAN
  • Supplier number ESAB 6330252030

Frequently asked questions about this product

Answered by specialists
Which materials is this electrode suitable for?
The Esab OK 63.30 is designed for welding stainless steel types 316 and 316L (18Cr 12Ni 2.8Mo) and similar stabilized stainless steels.
What welding current is required for the 2.5 mm size?
For this 2.5 mm diameter electrode, the recommended welding current range is 45 A to 90 A.
Which power sources can you use with this electrode?
This rutile-acid coated stick electrode operates on both AC and DC+ current.
What are the dimensions of this electrode?
This welding rod has a diameter of 2.5 mm and a length of 300 mm.
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