… of 4 mm is costing approximately € 6,- per kg including labor, welding wire, gas and devaluation of welding equipment. … Does seamless fluxcored wire results in higher quality and less welding cost in shipbuilding? …

… This alloy offers the highest bonding properties available for both the Flame spray process as the Arc Spray process. The wire has a high polished and clean surface to assure the best feeding …

… to higher quality demands from the welding market the seamless welding wires offer a great advantage. Hydrogen <3 ml/100gr, destortion free … capacity are just only a few of the advantages of these type of wires. The production of this welding wire starts with a seamless high frequncy welded 12 mm (1/2 inch) tube …

… also know how to find his way very quickly at folded flux cored wires and it only takes a few hours exposure to humidity before the general requirement of less than 5ml hydrogen in 100gr weld metal is exceeded. The most important steps to prevent hydrogen induced … Use airtight packing for covered electrodes 2)  Use seamless fluxcored wires for Mig/Mag welding 3)  Always redry sub arc powders directly …

… Seamless flux-cored wires represent a remarkable innovation in the field of welding, particularly within the shipbuilding sector. These wires bring a host of benefits when compared to their traditional … we will explore the mechanisms through which seamless flux-cored wires can contribute to severe cost savings in your welding …

… CEWELD® filler metals are widely used in high demanding applications, we are proud to … construction and we thank our customers for choosing CEWELD® filler metals in more than 60 countries worldwide.  During the last decade a huge number of new alloys have been developed  by our R&D team of metallurgist and there is a lot more to come.  … We are proud to …

… steels have to undergo a heat treatment after welding so the filler metal must be suitable for the application. Recently new welding … AA B500 , this microalloyed basic seamless copper-coated flux cored wire has a nickel content of less than 1% and meets NACE requirements. … energy and less than 3 ml/100gWM hydrogen make it an outstanding wire in the class (T 50 8). CEWELD AA M610 , this micro alloyed metal …

… Welding wires do need a so called minimum "Cast" when decoiling from the spool. … by putting it on the ground it is easy to measure the circle. With a wire straitener (Picture 1) the straightness can be optimized to allow the wire to come as straight as possible out of the torch. All Ceweld® …

… All our seamless fluxcored welding wires undergo a full 3.1 all weld metal test according EN 1597. In addition also the hydrogen content is … process at 580ºC the hydrogen content in our seamless fluxcored wires are the lowest on the market today (between 2 and 3 ml/100gr weld …

… process at 580ºC the hydrogen content in our seamless fluxcored wires are the lowest on the market today (between 2 and 3 ml/100gr weld metal). The demands for welding consumables are getting higher and … also lots of standards that have to be followed. … CTOD test for weld-metal (filler metal) …