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Also known as terminal, electrodes
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An electrode is a conductor—typically a metal rod or wire—used in welding and other electrical processes to carry electric current to the materials being worked on. In welding, the electrode melts and fuses with the base metal to join pieces together, making it essential for creating strong, permanent connections.
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- Subclass of
- electrical terminal
- Part of
- transistor
- Image
- Arc welding electrodes and electrode holder.triddle.jpg
- Connects with
- vacuum
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- Electrodes
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- MCN code
- 8539.90.10
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