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CEWELD® MA 600 Tig offers outstanding abrasion resistance combined with heavy shocks, despite the high hardness several layers can be applied without any risk of braking out or chipping of. In case of sensitive base material preheating is recommended at 300 - 400 °C. Old Hardfacing layers should be removed, clean or grind properly before welding.
CEWELD® AlSi12 Tig was originally developed as a brazing alloy to take advantage of its low melting point and narrow freezing range. In addition, it has a higher silicon content than AlSi5, which provides increased fluidity and reduced shrinkage. Hot cracking is significantly reduced when using AlSi12 as a filler alloy. The alloy may be used in applications at sustained elevated temperatures. Non-heat treatable. Thicker sections should be preheated (150°C) prior to welding.
The weld deposit is ductile and offers excellent corrosion resistance in oxidizing environments. The purity and corrosion resistance makes the alloy a preferred choice in many applications to prefent or solve problems. The wire is cleaned in a very special way to obtain porosity free and a ductile weld deposits.
Excellent weldability, and can be heat treated to a higher strength or toughness. Grade 5 is used in aircraft components such as landing gear, wing spars, and compressor blades. Its corrosion resistance is generally comparable to Grade 2 and it is often used in corrosion service where higher strength is required, particularly in shafts, high strength bolting, and keys. The weld deposit is ductile and offers excellent corrosion resistance in oxidizing environments.
Grade 7 has better corrosion resistance than grade 2 due to the addition of 0.12-0.25% palladium, mechanical properties are similar to grade 2.
The deposit is ductile and provides excellent corrosion resistance in oxidizing environments. The unique combination of mechanical strength and corrosion resistance makes the alloy a preferred choice in many applications to prevent or solve problems. The wire is cleaned in a very special way to provide a porous and ductile weld deposit.
ERTi-12. Grade 12 (Ti 0.8Ni0.3Mo) is an intermediate strength grade originally developed to provide enhanced crevice-corrosion resistance in high temperature brines, but at lower cost than Grade 7. The improved performance is believed to be the result of Ni++ and Mo++ ions that alter the surface electrochemistry of the material in the crevice or under a surface deposit. Grade 12 has better elevated temperature properties than Grade 2 or 3 and is sometimes specified for pressure vessels or piping for its superior strength alone.
Copper alloy, silver-alloyed-with a slightly higher percentage of phosphor, suitable for TIG welding, easy to handle, high plasticity of the weld metal. High quality alloyed copper wire. The weld metal is a Copper-Silver alloy. Sound, pore free deposits and high electrical conductivity. Excellent corrosion resistance
Very good deoxidization. Surfacing and joining of Copper and CuSn-Alloys. Widely used in oven soldering. High quality alloyed copper wire. Sound, pore free deposits and good electrical conductivity. Excellent corrosion resistance
Special alloyed copper wire for the TIG process. The weld metal is a Cu-Al-Ni bronze. Sound, pore free deposits on ferrous and non-ferrous base materials. Excellent resistance to cavitations and stress corrosion cracking.
Sound, pore free deposits on ferrous and non-ferrous base materials.