Electrodes designed for CAC-A gouging contain a rare earth

The most common type of carbon electrodes are

To prevent overheating the electrode tip to V-groove head should be no farther than

Compressed air is supplied to the torch through a hose attached to a fitting on the

In CAC-A gouging, groove depth is influenced by the electrode

Dross or carbon deposits left on a surface to be welded on will combine with the base metal to form

Torches with special washing heads in which the air jet orifices are located on only one side of the electrode are limited to cutting from

Light duty gouging or cutting is typically done with a

The airflow rate on a heavy duty machine can be rated up to