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SA 316L offers good general corrosion resistance, particularly to corrosion in acid and chlorinated environments. The alloy has a low carbon content which makes it particularly recommended when there is a risk of intergranular corrosion. can be used with our fused flux FL 880 or agglomerated fluxes FL 838 or FL 8111.
SA 2209 has high general corrosion resistance in media containing chloride and hydrogen sulfide. Combined with our fused flux FL 880 excellent results are obtained for both joining and cladding applications with self lifting slag and it leaves a fine rippled surface free from slag residues or pin holes. Also our agglomerated flux FL 838 can be used.
High strength weld deposit with good impact properties down to -60°C. S3 NiMo1 can be used in combination with FL 851 and FL 155, both fluxes offer low hydrogen content and excellent weldability in multi layer welding and narrow gab.
Higher temperature and scale resistance than standard (L) types. Alloy has a high carbon content which make this alloy suitable for applications used at higher temperatures. Best to be used with our agglomerated flux CEWELD® FL 8111
SA Nicro 625 is a solid drawn wire to be used for the submerged arc process in combination with our fused flux FL 880 or agglomerated flux FL 838 or FL 839.
Submerged arc welding wire to be used with fused flux FL 880 or agglomerated flux FL 838 flux with excellent welding properties. Stainless deposit with low carbon content. Low heat input is recommended to avoid pronounced grain coarsening. Absence of stabilization means that this steel is distinctly vulnerable to sensitization phenomenon during welding, even though martensite hogs a great amount of carbon and nitrogen.
SACW460-1W is a cored wire with micro-alloy elements, which enables welding of one side with one layer and layer counter layer with very good quality values. Also available in the variants 2-3W in combination with solid wir
The 0.5% alloying improves creep performance compared to CMn steels and sees the alloy being used for boiler, pressure vessel and piping construction.
Typical with FL 155 Flux or FL 160
Absolutely crack resistant weld metal conditioned by the high-basic slag in combination with very low hydrogen content. Suitable for heat treatment. Step cooling is possible. High reserve of toughness and crack resistance. Flux FL 150 of FL 160 can be used in combination with this wire.
To be used with neutral flux and basicity above 1.5. Suitable fluxes are FL 851 and FL 155