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Harris 180 Hard Surface Stick (SMAW) Electrode

Harris 180 Hard Surface Stick (SMAW) Electrode

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Overview

The Harris 180 Hard Surface Stick (SMAW) Electrode is a hardfacing SMAW electrode engineered to deliver exceptional abrasion resistance on steel base metals. The Harris 180 produces a hard, wear-resistant deposit suitable for metal-to-earth and metal-to-metal wear applications in construction and mining environments.

Key takeaways
  • Classification: E180
  • Alloy class: Hard Facing
  • Polarity: DC+
  • Positions: Flat, horizontal
  • Available diameters: 5/32"
  • Process: SMAW
Specifications
  • Classification: E180
  • Process: SMAW (Stick)
  • Coating: Hardfacing
  • Polarity: DC+
  • Current type: DC reverse polarity (DCEP)
  • Hardness: High — chrome-carbide type deposit
  • Part number: 0018060
Applications

Hardfacing of worn steel components including bucket teeth, cutting edges, crusher parts, and earth-moving equipment subject to abrasive wear. Suitable for maintenance and repair welding on carbon and low-alloy steels in construction, mining, and agricultural applications.

Key Features
  • Superior abrasion resistance for metal-to-earth and metal-to-metal wear applications
  • Hard, dense wear-resistant deposit with excellent hardness retention
  • SMAW process — compatible with standard stick welding machines
  • Suitable for carbon and low-alloy steel base metals
  • Available as Harris part 0018060
Deposit Properties (Typical)
Property Value
Hardness (as-welded) ~55–62 HRC
Process SMAW (Stick)
Available Diameters & Package Sizes
Diameter Package
5/32" 2 lb
Product Family (Combined Listing)

This Combined Listing parent page aggregates all package sizes and diameters for the Harris 180 Hard Surface Stick (SMAW) Electrode product family. Use the variant selector or browse individual child listings to find your specific size and packaging configuration.

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