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Answered my questions.
Don't lose any sleep over it, Dave ;)

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AKweldshop wrote:
MinnesotaDave wrote:
AKweldshop wrote:I was asking if you agree with it....
I would want to know why I shouldn't believe them?
7018 H4r IS NOT moisture resistant, its still should be treated like LoHi, in a 250deg oven.

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Well, I won't lose sleep over the fact that Lincoln disagrees with you.

"This is an optional moisture resistant designator (R), which indicates a low-hydrogen electrode’s ability to meet specific low-moisture pickup limits under controlled humidification tests."
http://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-us/su ... etail.aspx

I'm just puzzled why you made the statement to begin with? :?:

No hard feelings man :D
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it's all good, Dave :D
I some how thought it was described as a moisture resistant rod coating.
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