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Very easily welded omni-current electrode. Excellent thin plate electrode and the good flowability mean that both butt and fillet welds have an even and beautiful string appearance. Lightly ignites even with small transformers with 50 V open-circuit voltage (OCV). OK 43.32 is recommended for ordinary carbon steel, as well as for ship steel of A quality in ordinary strength class.
Return: 95%
Current type: DC+(-), AC , open-circuit voltage (OCV) 50 V
Examples of corresponding additive materials:
TIG: OK Tigrod 12.64 MAG: OK Autrod 12.50, 12.51, 12.64 Tube wire: OK Tubrod 15.14; PZ6113
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.1: E6013 EN ISO 2560-A: E 42 0 RR 12
Typical values ??of solid welds:
Chemical composition %:
C: <=0.12, Si: 0.55, Mn: 0.5
Mechanical values:< BR>Strength (ReL): 460 MPa
Strength of rupture (Rm): 550 MPa
Elongation (A5): 26%
Impact toughness, KV:
Test temperature/Impact toughness value:
+20°C/65 J, 0°C/=>47 J
Approvals:
ABS: 2, BV: 1, DB: 10.039.36, DNV: 2, GL: 1, LR: 1, VdTÜV: 00621, CE: EN13479, RS: 2

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Extra low-carbon stainless steel electrode of type 18Cr 12Ni 2.8Mo intended for position welding mainly of thin-walled pipes. The electrode has a thin casing and can be welded according to the so-called ''drop welding method'' or vertical falling, which is faster. This requires an electrode with very good ignition and re-ignition properties, which makes OK 63.20 very suitable. The electrode is directly adapted for the stainless steels of types 316 and 316L, for example X3CrNiMo17-13-3 (SS2343), X2CrNiMo18-14-3 (SS2353) or corresponding steel according to other standards. The weld metal's low carbon content provides good resistance to intercrystalline corrosion but also to pitting and most types of corrosion in reducing and neutral solutions. OK 63.20 can also be used for welding stabilized steels if these are not to be operated at temperatures above 400°C. /B>
DC+, AC, open-circuit voltage (OCV) 50 V
Examples of corresponding additive materials:
TIG: OK Tigrod 16.32
MAG: OK Autrod 16.32
Tubing wire: OK Tubrod 14.21
Electrode class:
EN 1600: E 19 12 3 L R 1 1
SFA/AWS A5.4: E316L-16
Werkstoff Nr: 1.4430
CSA W48: E316L-16
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: <0.03, Si : 0.50-1.00 Mn: 0.5-1.2, Cr: 17.5-19.0, Ni: 11.0-13.0, Mo: 2.5-3.0
Mechanical values:
Yield limit (Rp0 ,2): 480 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 590 MPa
Elongation (A5): 41%
Impact toughness, KV:
Test temperature/Impact toughness value: +20° C/56 J, -60°C/46 J
Ferrite number: FN 3-10
Approvals:
CWB: CSA W48, Seproz: UNA 272580, VdTÜV: 09716, CE: EN 13479

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Overalloyed stainless electrode for welding stainless to other types of steel. However, OK 92.26 should be used for welding stainless against heat-resistant steels, for example SS 2116, SS 2218 (10CrMo9-10) at high operating temperatures. The electrode is suitable for bottom strings in the transition between the unalloyed and stainless layers of compound plates. OK 67.70 has excellent welding properties on both direct and alternating current. It can be used in all positions except vertically downwards and in all existing joint types. For horizontal welding in thicker materials, the fast-welding high-yield electrode OK 67.71 can be a good alternative to OK 67.70.
Return:
120%
Type of current:
DC+, AC, open circuit voltage (OCV) 55 V
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 16.54
MAG: OK Autrod 16.54
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 14.33 , 15.32
Electrode class:
EN 1600: E 23 12 2 L R 3 2
SFA/AWS A5.4: E309MoL-17
Werkstoff Nr: 1.4459
CSA W48: E309MoL-17
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.03C, Si: 0.8, Mn: 0.8, Cr: 23.0, Ni: 13.0, Mo: 2.7
Mechanical values:
Strength (Rp0.2): 510 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 610 MPa
Elongation (A5): 32%
Impact toughness, KV:
Test temperature/Impact toughness value: +20°C/50 J
Ferrite number : FN 12-22
Approvals:
ABS: SS to C&C/Mn steels, CWB: CSA W48, DB: 30.039.05, DNV: 309 Mo, LR: SS /CMn, RINA: E 309Mo, Sepros: UNA 409820, VdTÜV: 02424, CL: EN 1600, BV: UP, CE: EN 13479

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Fast-welding high-yield electrode that combines the good mechanical properties of the basic electrodes with the good welding economy of the high-yield electrodes. It is advantageously used for butt joints and butt joints in horizontal position as well as vertical butt joints. OK Femax 38.65 is recommended for ordinary structural steels, microalloyed high-strength steels and for ordinary and high-strength marine steels of A-D and E-quality.
Yield:
165%
Strömart :
DC+, AC, open-circuit voltage (OCV) 65 V
Examples of corresponding additive materials:
TIG: OK Tigrod 13.28
MAG: OK Autrod 12.50, 12.51, 13.28
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 15.17, 14.05; PZ6138
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.1: E7028
EN ISO 2560-A: E 42 4 B 73 H5
Typical values ??of solid welds:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.08, Si: 0.4, Mn: 1.1
Mechanical values:
Strength (ReL): 430 MPa
Strength of rupture (Rm): 540 MPa
Elongation (A5): 26%
Impact strength, KV:
Test temperature/ Impact strength value: -20°C/110 J, -30°C/95 J, -40°C/65 J
Approvals:
ABS: 3H5, 3Y, BV: 3Y HH , CE: EN 13479, DB: 10. 039.15, DNV: 3 YH10, GL: 3YH10, LR: 3, 3YH15, RINA: 3Y H10, Sepros: UNA 409819, Ü: 10.039/1, VdTÜV: 00635, PRS: 3YH10

Light-welded all-round hard welding electrode specially made for use with transformers with low open-circuit voltage (OCV>45V), but can also be welded with DC plus pole. The electrode is suitable for hard welding of worn agricultural implements, forestry and loading machines and produces a durable weld metal with a hardness between 54-60 HRC. It is extremely easy to weld, leaving an even and smooth strand surface.
Type of current:
DC+, AC, open-circuit voltage (OCV) 45 V
Electrode class:< BR>DIN 8555: E6-UM-55
EN 14700: E Z Fe2
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.4, Si: 0.6, Mn: 0.5, Cr: 6.0, Mo: 0.6
Properties:
Weld hardness untreated: 54- 60 HRC
Machinability: Grinding
Impact resistance: Very good
Resistance to abrasion: Very good
Resistance to:
Metal to metal wear: Very good
Abrasive wear: Good
High temperature wear: Very good
Corrosion: Very good
Example of corresponding additive material:
Tube wire: OK Tubrodur 15.52
Approvals:
Sepros: UNA 054403

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H-44 Mo is a bright-drawn welding wire intended for unalloyed and low-alloy structural steels and certain pressure vessel steels with a maximum minimum limit of 430 N/mm2. H-44 Mo has an addition of 0.5% molybdenum (Mo) and thus a slightly wider range of uses.
Code according to: DIN 8554: G IV and AWS A5.2:R 60

For general soft soldering. Alloy 50/50 (tin/lead). Trade quality. In bars. Does not contain flux.
Weight: 93 g.
Length: 440 mm.
Triangle: 7 mm.

Soldering wire for soldering in electronics. Alloy S-Sn60/Pb39/Cu1. 3.5% flux. Halide-free flux. Non-corrosive flux residues. The flux does not need to be washed off.
Flux class according to IEC61190 ROL0.
Melting point: 183-190°C.
Harmful to health.

Ready-mixed flux in liquid form. For all kinds of soft soldering with soldering tin. Ironed on the workpieces to dissolve oxides.
Irritating.

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Tube electrode of rutile type that provides a weld melt that is easily controlled in all welding positions with good arc stability and easily removable slag. OK Tubrod 15.14 is suitable for position welding in constructions that cannot be placed in positioners. Vertical welding up and down is best done with dimensions 1.2 and 1.4 mm. The current range for 1.4 mm covers very well that of the other electrode dimensions and can therefore be used with advantage where mixed welding positions occur. OK Tubrod 15.14 is classified in Grade 3 with all important classification societies. Reported typical values ??are when using CO2 (C1)
Inert gas:
Ar+20%CO2 (M21) or CO2 (C1)
Power type:
DC+
Examples of corresponding additive materials:
TIG: OK Tigrod 12.64
MAG: OK Autrod 12.50, 12.51, 12.63, 12.64
MMA: OK Femax 33.80 , 33.84, OK 48.00
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.20: E71T-1, E71T-1M
EN 758: T 46 2 P M, 2 H10, T 46 , 2 P C 2 H10
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.05, Si: 0.5, Mn : 1.3
Mechanical values:
Yield limit (ReL): 460 MPa
Break limit (Rm): 530-660 MPa
Elongation (A5): 22%< BR>Impact resistance, KV:
Test temperature: -20°C
Impact resistance value: 54 J
Approvals:
ABS: 3SA 3YSA, BV : SA3YM, DB: 42.039.05, DNV: IIIYMS, GL: 3YS, LR: 3S 3YS, MoD (Navy): MS<25mm,B&BX<12mm, RINA: 3Y S, RINA: 2Y S, RS: 3S 3YS, VdTÜV: 07651, CE: EN 13479

Flux-filled tube electrode of rutile type specially developed for highly productive welding in positions. FILARC PZ6113 can be described as a universal pipe electrode and it is also used by shipyards all over Europe. One of the reasons for this is that 1.4mm welds well at one setting in all positions. Position welding is performed in the spray arc area for the respective electrode dimension at relatively high amperage. The electrode can be advantageously used in combination with ceramic root support. Reported typical values ??are when using Ar+20% CO2 (M21)
Shield gas:
Ar+20%CO2 (M21) or CO2 (C1)
Power type :
DC+
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 12.64
MAG: OK Autrod 12.50, 12.51, 12.63, 12.64
MMA : OK 48.00, OK Femax 33.80 , 38.84
Electrode class:
EN 758: T 42 2 P C 1 H5
EN 758: T 46 2 P M 1 H10
SFA/ AWS: E71T-1C
SFA/AWS: E71T-1M
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0 .06, Si: 0.5, Mn: 1.2
Mechanical values:
Tensile strength (ReH): 460 MPa
Break strength (Rm): 550-640 MPa< BR>Elongation (A5): 22%
Impact resistance, KV:
Test temperature: -20°C
Impact resistance value: 54 J
Approvals:
ABS: 3SA, 3YSA, BV: SA3 3YMHH, CRS: 3YH10S, DB: 42.105.07, DNV: III YMS (H10), GL: 3YH10S, LR: 3S 3YS H15, PRS: 3YH10S, RINA: 2YS (C1), 3YS (M21), RS: 3YHHS, VdTÜV: 04902, CE: EN 13479

Unpre-coppered, manganese-silicon alloyed solid wire for welding unalloyed steels such as general structural steels, pressure vessel steels and shipbuilding steels, and for fine grain treated carbon manganese steels for similar applications with a maximum yield strength of 420 MPa. OK AristoRod™ 12.50 is surface treated with ESAB's unique ASC method, a completely new coating technology, which takes MAG welding to new levels in terms of execution and versatile performance, especially in robotic and automated welding. Characteristic advantages are exceptionally good starting properties. Trouble-free feeding at high feed rates and long feed cables, a very stable arc at high welding currents, little spatter, low smoke emission, reduced contact nozzle wear and improved protection against wire corrosion.
Shield gas:
Ar+20% CO2 (M21) or CO2 (C1)
Type of current:
DC+
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 12.64
MMA: OK 48.00
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 14.12, 14.13, 15.14
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.18: ER70S-6
EN 440: G3Si1
Typical values ??of solid weld metal:
Composition of wire %:
C: 0.1, Si: 0.8, Mn: 1 ,5
Mechanical values:
Strength (ReL): 470 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 560 MPa
Elongation (A5): 26%
Impact resistance, KV:
Test temperature/Impact resistance value: +20°C/130 J, -20°C/ 90 J, -30°C/70 J
Approvals:
ABS: 3SA, 3YSA, BV: SA3YM, CWB: CSA W48, DB: 42.039.29, DNV: III YMS, DS: EN 440, GL: 3YS, LR: 3S, 3YS, Ü: 42.039/1 , CEO of TÜV

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Overalloyed extra low-carbon stainless steel wire electrode for gas metal arc welding of austenitic stainless steels (eg 316L and 308L) against ordinary unalloyed and low-alloyed steels. OK Autrod 309LSi is recommended for example for AISI 304, 404L and X5CrNi18-10 (SS2332, W. no.1.4301) and SS2333 or equivalent stainless steels according to other standards. It is also suitable for bottom strings in the transition between the stainless layer of the compound plate and the unalloyed one. The high silicon content results in good welding properties. For material thicknesses below 3 mm, short arc welding is easier to handle than spray arc welding. Bottom strands in chamfered joints are also most easily performed with short arc welding, while the remaining strands, at least in the case of horizontal welding, can be performed faster with spray arc welding.
Power type:
DC(+)
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 309LSi (16.51)
MMA: OK OK (67.70), 67.75
Tube wire: Shield-Bright 309L, Shield-Bright 309L X-tra
SAW: OK Flux 10.92, 10.93, OK Autrod 309L (16.53)
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.9: ER309LSi
EN 12072: G 23 12 LSi
Werkstoffnummer: ~1.4332
Chemical composition %:
C: <0.02, Si: 0.8, Mn: 1.8, Cr: 24.0, Ni: 13 ,0,
Mechanical values:
Strength: 440 MPa
Breaking strength: 600 MPa
Elongation: 41%
Impact strength, KV:
Test temperature/Impact strength value:
+20°C/160J
-60°C/130J
-110°C/90J
Approvals:
CWB AWS: A5.9 (Article no. ending with A)
DB: 43.039.16
VdTÜV: 10020
CE: 13479

Extra low-carbon stainless steel wire electrode for gas metal arc welding of stainless steels containing approx. 18 Cr, 12 Ni, 3 Mo. Recommended for eg AISI 316, 316L. and 1.4436 (SS2343), 1.4435 (SS2353) or equivalent stainless steels according to other standards. The increased content of silicon leads to better welding properties. For material thicknesses below 3 mm, short arc welding is easier to handle than spray arc welding. Bottom strands in chamfered joints are also most easily performed with short arc welding, while the remaining strands, at least in the case of horizontal welding, can be performed faster with spray arc welding )
Shield gas:
Ar+1-3%O2 (M13)
Current type:
DC+
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 16.32
MMA: OK 63.20, 63.30, 63.34, 63.35, 63.41
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 14.21, 14.31, 15.31
SAW: OK Flux 10.92, 10.93 / OK Autrod 16.30
Electrode class:
EN 12072: G 19 12 3 L Si
SFA/AWS A5.9: ER316Lsi
W.nr: 1.4430
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:< BR>C: 0.02, Si: 0.8, Mn: 1.8, Cr: 18.5, Ni: 12.0, Mo: 2.7
Mechanical values:
Tensile strength (Rp0.2): 440 MPa
Break strength (Rm): 620 MPa
Elongation (A5): 37%
Impact strength, KV:
Test temperature /Impact resistance value: +20°C/ 120 J, -60°C/ 95 J, -196(C/55 J
Ferrite number: FN 5-10
Approvals:
DB: 43.039.05, DnV: 316L MS (-120°C), UDT: DIN 8556, VdTÜV: 04268, Ü: 43.039/1, CE: EN 13479, CWB: AWS A5.9 (item no ending with A)

Silicon alloy wire electrode for gas metal arc welding of Al-Si alloys with silicon contents up to 7% corresponding to EN-AW-6063, EN-AW-6082, EN-AW-42000, EN-AW-42100. OK Autrod 4043 is one of the most widely used alloy types for welding and brazing and can be said to be a universal solution as an additive. The silicon content provides good surfaceability of the melt with good wetting properties and is a good choice for the welder. The alloy is not sensitive to cracks and produces a bright, almost soot-free weld. The alloy type is not recommended for anodizing and cannot be heat treated.
Shield gas:
Ar, Ar/He mixtures or He (I1-I3).
Current type:
B>
DC+
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 18.04
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.10 : ER4043
EN ISO 18273: S AI 4043 (AISi5)
EN ISO 18273: S AI 4043A (AISi5(A))
Typical values:
Wire composition %:
Si: 5.0, Mn: <0.05, Zn: <0.1, Fe: <0.4, Al: Residue
Mechanical values ??of all-welded material:
Tensile strength (Rp0.2): 55 MPa
Break strength (Rm): 165 MPa
Elongation (A5): 18%
Approvals:
CWB: AWS A5.10 (Item number ending with A), DB: 61.039.05, Ü: 61.039, CE: EN 13479

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The most widely used alloy type for welding aluminum alloys. OK Autrod 5356 is a magnesium alloy aluminum wire for MIG welding of salt water resistant Al-Mg alloys containing up to 5%Mg, but was also used for its relatively high strength. Alloys of type 5XXX, which are welded with OK Autrod 5356 and give a weld metal with more than 3% Mg, can be sensitive to cracks caused by stress corrosion at a working temperature above 65°C. The alloy cannot be heat treated.
Shield gas:
Ar, Ar/He mixtures or He (I1-I3)
Power type:
DC+
Example of corresponding additive material:
TIG: OK Tigrod 18.15
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.10: ER5356
EN ISO 18273: S Al 5356 (AlMg5Cr(A))
Typical values:
Composition of wire %:
Si: <0.25, Mn : 0.15, Mg: 5.0, Fe: <0.4, Al: Residue
Mechanical values ??of all-weld material:
Strength (Rp0.2): 120 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 265 MPa
Elongation (A5): 26%
Approvals:
ABS: ER 5356 for dim. 1.2 mm, CWB: AWS A5.10 (Item number ending with A), DB: 61.039.01, DNV: 5356 (WB), GL: S-AlMg 5, LR: WB/I-1, VdTÜV: 04664 , Ü: 61.039, CE: EN 13479

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Extra low-carbon stainless steel welding wire for TIG welding of stainless steels containing approx. 18 Cr, 12 Ni, 3 Mo. (Tigrod 16.32). Recommended for eg AISI 316, 316L and 1.4436 (SS2343), 1.4435 (SS2353) or equivalent stainless steels according to other standards. The increased content of silicon leads to better welding properties.
Type of current:
DC-
Example of the corresponding additive material:
MAG: OK Autrod 16.32< BR>MMA: OK 63.20, 63.30, 63.34, 63.35, 63.41
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 14.21, 14.31, 15.31
Electrode class:
EN 12072: W 19 12 3 LSi
SFA/AWS A5.9-9: ER316LSi
W. No.: 1.4430
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.01, Si: 0.8, Mn: 1.8, Cr: 18, Ni: 12, Mo: 2.8
Mechanical values:
Tensile strength (Rp0.2): 480 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 630 MPa
Elongation (A5): 33%
Impact strength, KV:
Test temperature/Impact strength value: +20°C/ 175 J, -110°C/ 150 J, - 196°C/110 J
Approvals:
CE: EN 13479, DB: 43.039.06, DNV: 316L (-196°C), GL: 4429, VdTÜV:  05336

Silicon alloyed aluminum wire of type AlSi5 for TIG welding of AlMgSi and AlSi alloys with silicon contents up to 7%. The wire is recommended for e.g. EN-AW-6063 (SS4104), EN-AW-6082 (SS4212), EN-AW-42000 (SS4244), EN-AW-42100 (SS4245) and corresponding Al alloys according to other standards. The welding material has a high safety against cracks. Color matching between weld metal and base material during anodizing is less good. As with all aluminum welding, a high degree of discipline applies regarding cleanliness and minimization of oxide layers on joint surfaces and additive materials.
Example of corresponding additive materials:
MIG: OK Autrod 18.04
Electrode class :
SFA/AWS A5.10: R4043
EN ISO 18273: S Al 4043 (AlSi5)
EN ISO 18273: S Al 4043A (AlSi5(A))
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
Si: 5.0, Mn: <0.05, Zn: <0.1, Fe: < 0.4, Al: Residual
Mechanical values:
Strength (Rp0.2): 55 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 165 MPa
Elongation (A5): 18%
Approvals:
CWB: AWS A5.10 (Item number ending with A), DB: 61.039.06, Ü: 61.039, CE: EN 13479

Magnesium alloyed aluminum wire for TIG welding of salt water resistant Al-Mg alloys containing up to 5% Mg. The welding wire is the most used type and intended for welding alloys corresponding to, for example, ENAW-5083 (SS 4140) where high strength of the weld joint is desired. Base material in the 5XXX series which together with OK Tigrod 5356 gives a weld metal with more than 3% Mg has good resistance to cracks caused by stress corrosion even where the operating temperature exceeds 65ºC. The alloy cannot be heat treated.
Example of corresponding additive material:
MIG: OK Autrod 18.15
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.10: R5356
EN ISO 18273: S Al 5356 (AlMg5Cr(A))
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
Si : <0.25, Mn: 0.15, Mg: 5.0, Fe: <0.4, Al: Residual
Mechanical values:
Strength (Rp0.2) : 120 MPa
Breaking strength (Rm): 265 MPa
Elongation (A5): 26%
Approvals:
CWB: AWS A5.10 (Item number ending with A ), DB: 61.039.02, VdTÜV: 04665, Ü: 61.039, CE: EN 13479

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Strongest unalloyed all-current electrode especially suitable for high-strength low-alloy steels or steel castings. The electrode's resistance to brittle fracture at low temperatures is extremely good, as is the weld metal's resistance to hot cracking. It produces a weld metal with very good mechanical properties, especially in terms of impact strength. , open-circuit voltage (OCV) 65 V
Examples of corresponding additive materials:
TIG: OK Tigrod 13.28
MAG: OK Autrod 13.28
Tube wire: OK Tubrod 15.17; PZ6138
Electrode class:
SFA/AWS A5.1: E7018-1
CSA W48: E4918-1
EN ISO 2560-A: E 46 5 B 32 H5
Typical values ??of all-weld material:
Chemical composition %:
C: 0.07, Si: 0.5, Mn: 1.35< BR>Mechanical values
Yield limit (ReL): 480 MPa
Break limit (Rm): 590 MPa
Elongation (A5): 28%
Impact strength, KV :
Test temperature/Impact strength value: -20°C/115 J, -50°C/50 J
Approvals:
ABS: 3H5, 3Y H5, BV : 3Y H5, CWB: CSA W48, DB: 10.039.03, DNV: 3YH10, GL: 3YH5, LR: 3, 3Y H5, RS: 3YHH, Sepros: UNA 409819, VdTÜV: 00632, CE: EN 13479

Extra low-carbon, stainless electrode intended for welding alloy type 19Cr 10 Ni. It can also be used for stabilized steels of similar composition except when full creep strength in the base material is required. The electrode is specially developed for welding thin-walled pipes. Diameters 1.6- 2.5mm can be welded in all positions, even vertically falling.
Exchange:
Current type:
DC+, AC OCV 50 V
Electrode class:
EN 1600: E 19 9 L R 1 1, SFA/AWS A5.4, E308L-16, Werkstoffnr, 1.4316
Typical values ??of solid welds :
Chemical composition %:
C: <=0.03, Si: 0.7, Mn: 0.9, Cr: 19.5, Ni: 10.0, Mo: <=0.5, Cu:<=0.5
Mechanical values:
Redrying temperature: 350ºC
Redrying time: 2 hours
Strength limit (Rp0.2) : 430 MPa
Breaking strength (RM): 560 MPa
Elongation (A5): 45%
Ferrite number: FN 3-10
Impact strength, KV:
Test temperature /impact resistance value: +20ºC/70 J
Approval:
In progress