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That’s what I have is 99% nickel.if the iron appears to foam ,then its a free graphitic high tensile strength iron ......lots of post 1970 s diesel heads are special high strength irons............ the iron is very fluid when melted (like water) the arc force simply blows it out of the arc melt zone ..........nickle rods have special coating that reduces arc force to zero ........the melted nickle simply drips into the weld zone and solidifies.
Also, the foaming… that’s exactly what seems to be happening.if the iron appears to foam ,then its a free graphitic high tensile strength iron ......lots of post 1970 s diesel heads are special high strength irons............ the iron is very fluid when melted (like water) the arc force simply blows it out of the arc melt zone ..........nickle rods have special coating that reduces arc force to zero ........the melted nickle simply drips into the weld zone and solidifies.
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