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Name Of Product
MILD AND LOW ALLOY STEELS >>> OP 176
Information of Product
Product Catalogue / SUBMERGED ARC WELDING (SAW) / MILD AND LOW ALLOY STEELS   
OP 176
Welding flux for Submerged-Arc Welding
Standards: EN 760 SA MS1 88 AC H5
AWS/ASME SFA-5.17 F7A2-EL 12
AWS/ASME SFA-5.17 F7A2-EM 12K
AWS/ASME SFA-5.23 F9A0-EA 2-G
Application and Properties:

Agglomerated semi-basic flux for welding low alloy steels (Ys<450 Mpa), pipe steels according to DIN 17172 and API 5L steels up to X70. High speed welding with single and multi-wire (up to 3 wires). High speed on spiral welds in production of pipes. Good wetting properties, flat welds and nice bead profile, without reinforcement and undercut. Low hydrogen levels (max. 5ml/100g)and very good low temperatures toughness properties. Due to it's hardness is >240HV, is resistant to sour gas environment, fulfils NACE TM-0284 (solution A). Excellent slag release, high wear resistance of individual flux grains. Basicity Index : 0.8

Main Constituents (%):
SiO2+TiO2 CaO+MgO Al2O3+MnO CaF2
44 23 24 7
All-Weld Metal Analysis (typical values in %) :
With wire electrode C Si Mn Mo S P
0E-S1 0.05  0.5  1.1  0.015  0.011 
OE-S2 0.05  0.7  1.5  0.008  0.018 
OE-S2 Mo 0.05  0.7  1.45  0.5  0.009  0.015 
Mechanical Properties of All-Weld Metal (single values are typical values):
With wire electrode Heat treatment Yield strength
[N/mm²]
Tensile strength
[N/mm²]
Elongation
A5[%]
Impact energy ISO-V [J]
0˚C -20˚C -30˚C -40˚C
OE-S1 AW / KS 405 510 27 60 50 40
OE-S2 AW / KS 410 530 28 100 65 60 40
0E-S2 Mo AW / KS 580 630 22 80 50
AW : As welded
Redrying:  In case of moisture pick-up re-dry at 350 C (effective flux temperature)
Packing & Order Information :
Product Code Weight/ Box [kgs]
4020176 25
Type of Current/Polarity/Welding Positions :
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