1. … Mn, Ni, Cr and Mo alloyed basic electrode for welding low alloyed steels with tensile strength > 620 MPa. …
  2. … due to the special shaving process and cleaning method during production. AlMg4,5Mn is one of the highest grades within the range of …
  3. … choice of welders. The alloy is not sensitive to weld cracking and produces bright, almost smut-free welds. Not recommended for anodizing. …
  4. … Austenite with delta ferrite. This fluxcored wire offers higher productivity, higher deposition rate and improved wetting properties due …
  5. … T91’ T92 CrMo steels modified with small additions of vanadium and tungsten to give improved long term creep properties. These consumables …
  6. … •       Special alloyed copper composite wire suitable for the Mig process•       The weld metal is a …
  7. … this type is mostly used in maintenance and repair, the flux coated rod can be bended very well without loosing flux. … Steels, Galvanized …
  8. … retaining reasonable impact and cavitation resistance. The higher tungsten content provides better hightemperature properties and it can … pump vanes, bearing bushes and narrowneck glass mold plungers. Hardfacing of engine valves, pinch rollers in the metal-processing …
  9. … High C-, Cr-, Mo-, Nb-, V-, W-alloyed flux-cored wire electrode which forms extremely hard carbides for extremely hard deposits on …
  10. … Smooth drop transfer and more stable arc compare to solid wires. High productivity and weldabillity, better wetting properties compared to …