SMAW - Electrode Classification

In this video I explore the welding electrode classification system for SMAW. I use several examples of electrodes that are used in industry, and I break down how to interpret the classification of said electrodes.
I also cover F groups, characteristics of the four F groups, and which electrodes belong to each of the four F groups.

[imafirenmehlazer]

thank you currently in school for welding and i am more a visual and explanation type a guy and our instructor xd isnt that way he is a book guy and so videos like this help me get the information i need XD to be able to understand it.

[nafis.mfairus]

Such a great presentation sir. You have helped me so much.

[GivenMaila-rkgg]

Excellent ❤is very much educational keep up the good work

[briankonson]

Thank you so much, very clear explanations, I have E6013, now I know what that means, salesman advised very reliably. Do you have a video showing the procedure of connecting? I'm new in welding, intending to do small DIYs. Thank you once more.

[shoaibrana]

Thanks sir so much for this explanation

[sheremetbyevo]

Jose, do you deal with ASME IX ?? Tnx for your job.

[seetharamthodiyil]

What is meaned by basic coated electrode

[theligonsfamily]

Is there any way I can get to talk to you personally what’s a good email for you thanks in advance

[stevenbodum]

this classification system is shit compared to the european one. for example a 6013 can be a rutile or a rutile cellulose one in the smaw system both are the same.