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Harris W1200 (R60) High-Strength Steel TIG & Oxy-Fuel Welding Rod
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Description
Harris W1200 (R60) High-Strength Steel TIG & Oxy-Fuel Welding Rod
Harris W1200 (R60) welding rod is a high-strength, bright-finish, non-copper-coated carbon-steel filler rod for TIG (GTAW) and oxy-fuel welding. It is designed for welding low-carbon steel where a higher-strength R60 deposit is required and is commonly used on plate, sheet, pipe, castings, structural shapes, power-plant piping, process piping, automotive repair, and ornamental fabrication.
Select the required diameter and package from the product options above. The selected variation determines the Harris part number, online selling price, shipping weight, and net cost.
Product Highlights
- Harris W1200 / R60 high-strength steel welding rod
- Non-copper-coated, bright-finish carbon-steel filler rod
- Suitable for TIG / GTAW and oxy-fuel welding
- Minimum R60-class weld deposit strength for higher-strength applications
- Designed for low-carbon steel plate, sheet, pipe, castings, and structural shapes
- Commonly used for power-plant piping and process piping
- No flux required for oxy-fuel welding when proper technique and base-metal preparation are used
- Conforms to AWS A5.2 / ASME SFA-5.2 classification R60
Technical Specifications
Common Applications
Pipe & Industrial Fabrication
- Carbon-steel pipe
- Power-plant piping
- Process piping
- Steel plate and structural shapes
Repair & Fabrication
- Castings
- Automotive repair
- Ornamental metalwork
- General industrial fabrication
Product Resources
Review current Harris manufacturer information and the applicable welding procedure before final product selection or welding.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Harris W1200 (R60) used for?
Harris W1200 is used for TIG and oxy-fuel welding of low-carbon steel where an R60-class filler rod is required, including plate, sheet, piping, castings, structural shapes, and repair work.
What is the difference between W1200 R60 and W1060 R45?
W1200 carries the higher R60 classification and is intended where a stronger weld deposit is required. W1060 is an R45 copper-coated low-carbon steel rod used for lower-strength mild-steel applications.
Is Harris W1200 copper coated?
No. Current Harris technical information identifies W1200 (R60) as a non-copper-coated carbon-steel gas welding rod.
Is flux required for oxy-fuel welding with W1200?
Flux is not normally required. Follow the current Harris technical information and the applicable welding procedure for flame adjustment, base-metal preparation, and welding technique.
What diameters are included in this GetPipe.com listing?
This listing includes 1/16 in., 3/32 in., 1/8 in., and 5/32 in. diameter rod in the package combinations shown in the product options.
Important Ordering & Safety Notes
- Rod length is 36 in.
- Package availability varies by diameter; only valid Harris diameter/package combinations are offered.
- Selected variation determines the Harris part number, online price, shipping weight, and cost.
- Verify base material, welding process, filler-metal classification, and applicable welding procedure before use.
- Welding fumes and gases can be hazardous. Review current manufacturer labeling and safety documentation and follow applicable workplace safety requirements.
