10-08-2013, 05:19 AM
looks like stainless steel stick a magnet to it, without having some data base for the number you will probably never find out exactly which one which isn't a totally bad thing its just if it is stainless you really want to use rod made from the same alloy
most stainless steel rods with a 16 in the designator are DC rods, fire it up at about 80 amps straight polarity on a DC machine an see what it does.
most stainless steel rods with a 16 in the designator are DC rods, fire it up at about 80 amps straight polarity on a DC machine an see what it does.
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