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MIL-E-23765B(SH)
3.5 General requirements.
3.5.1 Finish.  Electrodes and rods shall have smoothly finished surfaces,
free from slivers, depressions, scratches (excluding seams for alloyed cored
electrodes), and scale or foreign matter that would adversely affect the welding
characteristics, operation of the equipment, or properties of the deposited metal.
3.5.2 Chemical composition.  The chemical composition of bare electrodes
(wire form) and rods or weld metal deposited by alloyed cored electrodes shall
be as specified in the detail specification.
3.5.3 Mechanical properties.  The deposited weld metal shall exhibit
mechanical properties specified in the detail specification.
3.5.4 Soundness.  Radiographs of groove welds shall show that the welds
conform to class 1 production weld requirements in accordance with NAVSEA
0900-LP-003-9000.
3.5.5
Alloy identity.  Each end of rod, strip
or wire to be spliced during
processing
shall be sampled for alloy identity (see
4.7.5), except when splicing
is done to
repair a wire break without removing the
wire from the process line.
The sample
shall be tested for alloy identity prior
to shipment of the lot.
3.5.5.1 Both ends of each coil, drawn to finish size, shall be tested for
alloy identity (see 4.7.5) before rewinding, spooling, or straightening and
cutting into rods or electrodes.
3.5.5.2 When specified (see 6.2.1), each electrode or rod shall be tested
for alloy identity in accordance with 4.7.5 after final marking. Identification
of each spool, coil or container of electrodes tested after final marking and
meeting the acceptance criteria of 4.7.5 shall include the words "Alloy tested".
3.6 Spooled and coiled electrodes.
3.6.1 Tolerance (diameter size).  Diameter of electrode shall not vary
from the nominal diameter by more than the llmits specified In table II.
TABLE II.
Dimensional tolerances.
3.6.2 Winding.  Each spool, coil and drum shall be wound of one continuous
length of electrode made from a single lot of metal, as specified in the detail
specification.  The winding shall avoid producing kinks, waves, or sharp bends
and shall be free to unwind without restriction.  The starting end of spooled and
coiled electrode shall be firmly fastened so that it is readily visible to the
welder or welding operator and both ends of the electrode shall be accessible for
inspection purposes.

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