Flux cored wire for welding Ni-Cr-Fe alloys

Electric heating – Metal heating – Weld rod composition

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219137WM, 2191463, 21914631, B23K 35368

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041490630

ABSTRACT:
A self-shielding, flux cored arc welding electrode for joining Ni-Cr-Fe alloys and overlaying dissimilar metals. The wire has a nickel-chromium containing alloy sheath and a flux core containing special proportions of carbonates, fluorides, metal oxides, and powdered metals. Sound welds can be prepared without the use of a supplemental inert shielding gas. Welded joints provide essentially the same properties as those of the Ni-Cr-Fe base alloy.

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