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| Wire electrode for
Austenitic Stainless and Heat Resisting Steels, as well
as Joining These Steels to Unalloyed or Low-alloy Steels
/ Cast Steels |
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| Standards: |
DIN EN 12072
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G 20 25 5 Cu
L |
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DIN 8556
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SG X 2 Cr Ni
Mo Cu 20 25 |
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M.No.
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1.4519
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| Application and Properties: |
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Fully austenitic wire
electrode for MIG/MAG-welding of fully austenitic Cr,
Ni, Mo, Cu-steels with enhanced corrosion resistance to
reducing media. Also suited for welding Cr-Ni-and
Cr-Ni-Mo steels if welded joint has be non-magnetic.
Dissimilar joints between high-alloy Cr-Ni-steels and
unalloyed and low-alloy steels up to grade StE 285,
subjected to operating temperatures up to 300°C. For
dissimilar joints between Cr-Ni-steels and low-alloy
steel grades HII, HIII, 17Mn4, StE 255 to StE
285. |
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| Materials:
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| 1.4429 |
X2 Cr Ni Mo N 17 -
13 - 3 |
| 1.4439 |
X2 Cr Ni Mo N 17 -
13 - 5 |
| 1.4500 |
(G-X 7 Ni Cr Mo Cu
Nb 25 20 ) |
| 1.4505 |
(X4 Ni Cr Mo Cu Nb
20 18 2) |
| 1.4506 |
(X5 Cr Ni Mo Cu Ti
20 18) |
| 1.4539 |
X1 Ni Cr Mo Cu 25
- 20 - 5 |
| 1.4585 |
(G-X 7 Cr Ni Mo Cu
Nb 18 18) |
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| Please observe
admissible operating temperatures for welding consumable
and base metal. |
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| Analysis
of Wire Electrode/Rod (typical values in %) : |
| <0.020 |
20 |
25 |
4.5 |
1.5 |
0.05
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| Mechanical
Properties of All-Weld Metal (single values are typical
values): |
| AW/KS
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>250 |
500-600 |
>25 |
>80 |
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| AW = as welded |
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| Analysis and
mechanical properties apply to the use of
shielding gas |
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: EN
439 - M13 | |
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| Shielding gas
as to EN 439 |
: I1, M12,
M13 | |
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| Shielding gas
consumption |
: approx. 15
l/min | |
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| Type of
Current/Polarity/Welding Positions : |
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