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| Wire electrode for
Austenitic Stainless and Heat Resisting Steels, as well
as Joining These Steels to Unalloyed or Low-alloy Steels
/ Cast Steels |
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| Standards: |
EN 12072
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G 18 8 Mn
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DIN 8556
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SG X 15 Cr
Ni Mn 18 8 |
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TS 11197
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X 15 Cr Ni
Mn 18 8 |
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M.No.
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1.4370
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| Application and Properties: |
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Austenitic stainless
steel wire electrode for MIG/MAG welding of high alloy
steels to unalloyed or low-alloy steels, subjected to
operating temperatures up to 300˚C. Suitable also for
depositing stress relaxing buffer layers on crack
sensitive base metals and hard surfacing jobs. Well
suited for joining difficult to weld steels like armour
plates. Weld metal has a high degree of corrosion
resistance. Non-scaling up to 850˚C. Observe preheating
temperature and avoid high admixture of base
metal. |
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| Materials:
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| 1.4301 |
X 4 Cr Ni 18-10
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| 1.3401 |
(X 120 Mn 12) |
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| 1.4436 |
X 4 Cr Ni Mo
17-13-3 |
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| 1.4571 |
X 6 Cr Ni Mo Ti
17-12-2 |
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| 1.4583 / P295GH
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(X 10 Cr Ni Mo Nb
18 12) / P295GH |
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| 1.4583 / P235GH
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(X 10 Cr Ni Mo Nb
18 12) / P235GH |
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| 1.4583 / P265GH
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(X 10 Cr Ni Mo Nb
18 12) / P265GH |
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| 1.4583 / S(P)275GH
- S(P)355 |
(X 10 Cr Ni Mo Nb
18 12) / S(P)275GH - S(P)355 |
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| 1.4583 / StE 380
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(X 10 Cr Ni Mo Nb
18 12) / StE 380 |
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| Please observe
admissible operating temperatures for welding consumable
and base metal. |
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| Analysis
of Wire Electrode/Rod (typical values in %) : |
| <0.20
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4.5-7.5
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0.65-1.00 |
17.0-20.0 |
7.0-10.0
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| Mechanical
Properties of All-Weld Metal (single values are typical
values): |
| AW /
KS |
>350 |
560-660 |
>40 |
>100 |
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| AW : As welded |
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| Chemical
compositions and mechanical properties apply to
the use shielding gas |
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: EN
439 - M13 | |
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| Shielding gas
as to EN 439 |
: I1, M12, M13
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| Shielding gas
consumption |
: approx. 15
l/min | |
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| Packing
& Order Information : |
| 2210303 |
1.00 |
15 |
| 2210305 |
1.20 |
15 |
| 2210308 |
1.60 |
15 |
| 2210309 |
2.00 |
15 |
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| Type of
Current/Polarity/Welding Positions : |
| You can click on
the figure to see its explanation... |
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