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<strong>FONTARGEN</strong> MP 33Metal powder for diffusion deposit sprayingDIN 32529: K 3Composition, typical analysis (% w/w):C Cr B Si Fe WC Co Ni0,75 15 3,1 4,3 3,5 44,0 6,0 RemainderMechanical and physical properties:Working temperature: approx. 1000°CHardness:60 – 65 HRD (Matrix)approx. 1500 HV (W 2 C)Grain size:20 – 106 μmThe tungsten carbide is not melted.Characteristics / Applications:Alloy with very good flowing properties. Resistant to elevated temperatures and heatoxidation. High content of tungsten carbide. Highly abrasion-proof.Deposits on alloyed and unalloyed steels subject to very high levels of frictional wear,oxidation and corrosion. Feed screws, conveyor belts, mixer blades, etc.Heat sources:Powder deposit torch (oxy-acetylene; only use cylinder gas). Flame setting: neutral toslight gas excess.Availability:Bare CoatedWire Foil Preforms Powder Pasterods rods11/08/Eb/0235
<strong>FONTARGEN</strong> MP 4Metal powder for diffusion deposit sprayingDIN EN 1274: 2.10DIN 32529: Similar to A 2.1Composition, typical analysis (% w/w):C Cr Si B Fe Ni0,25 7,5 3,5 1,6 2,5 RemainderMechanical and physical properties:Working temperature: approx. 1050°CMelting range: 1010 – 1035°CHardness:425 HVSpecific gravity: 4,7 g/cm 3Grain size:20 – 71 μmCharacteristics / Applications:Nickel-based alloy with very good flowing properties, hot hardness and resistance tooxidation and corrosion. The surfacing layers are shock-proof and resistant to abrasion.Surfacing of alloyed and unalloyed steels as well as cast iron. Edges and corners ofglass moulds, sealing surfaces on pumps, press tools, sliding valve seats.Heat sources:Powder deposit torch (oxy-acetylene; only use cylinder gas). Flame setting: neutral toslight gas excess.Availability:Bare Coatedrods rodsWire Foil Preforms Powder Paste11/08/Eb/0236
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ContentsSummary in groups of FONTAR
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Brazing and soldering alloysa) Braz
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Brazing and soldering alloysd) Sold
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FONTARGEN A 101High strength brazin
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FONTARGEN A 210Brass hard solderDIN
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FONTARGEN A 210 MKBrazing rod with
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FONTARGEN A 211 RFBrass hard solder
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FONTARGEN A 2003Copper-phosphorus a
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FONTARGEN A 2005Copper-phosphorus-t
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FONTARGEN A 3002Silver containing c
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FONTARGEN A 3005 SSilver containing
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FONTARGEN A 3018Copper-phosphorus a
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FONTARGEN A 331Silver brazing alloy
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FONTARGEN A 308 VSilver-Copper-Eute
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FONTARGEN A 341Palladium containing
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FONTARGEN A 345Palladium containing
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FONTARGEN A 407 LAluminium hard sol
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FONTARGEN AP 211 FMFlux containing
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FONTARGEN AP 2003Copper-phosphorus
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FONTARGEN AP 3018Copper-phosphorus
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FONTARGEN AP 306 FMCadmium bearing,
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FONTARGEN AP 320 FMCadminumfree, fl
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FONTARGEN AP 314 ILSilver brazing a
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FONTARGEN AP 317 FMFlux containing
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FONTARGEN AP 350 FMCadminum free, f
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FONTARGEN AP 46 QL/3Aluminium brazi
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FONTARGEN A 604Friction solderDIN E
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FONTARGEN A/AF 605Eutectic soft sol
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FONTARGEN A/AF 612Antimony-free sof
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FONTARGEN A 630Soft solderEN ISO 94
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FONTARGEN A 644Copper-bearing, lead
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FONTARGEN AP 604/12Tinning solderin
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FONTARGEN AP 638/26 NFlux containin
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FONTARGEN AP 644/21Lead free tin co
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FONTARGEN A 200 LCopper brazing all
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FONTARGEN A 200/2 LCopper-based hig
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FONTARGEN A 203/6 LCopper-based hig
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FONTARGEN A 205Copper-based high-te
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FONTARGEN AP 20 AL DBCopper high-te
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FONTARGEN AP 21 AL CCopper high-tem
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FONTARGEN AP 21 CLPCopper high-temp
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FONTARGEN AP 21 DL / DSCopper- nick
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FONTARGEN AP 21 GL / GSCopper- tin-
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FONTARGEN AP 21 KLCopper- tin- braz
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FONTARGEN AP 22 LLCopper- tin- braz
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FONTARGEN HTL 1ANickel-based high-t
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FONTARGEN HTL 2 AP (L)Nickel-based
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FONTARGEN HTL 3Nickel-based high-te
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FONTARGEN HTL 5 MNickel-based high-
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FONTARGEN HTL 6 AP BNickel-based hi
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FONTARGEN HTL 8Nickel-based high-te
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FONTARGEN HTL 9 AP (L)Copper-based
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FONTARGEN HTL 14Gold-based high-tem
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FONTARGEN HTL 17Copper-based high-t
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FONTARGEN HTL 270Nickel-based high-
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Notes
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Fluxesa) Brass and German silver fl
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Silver solder fluxesin accordance w
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Soft soldering fluxesin accordance
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Safety precautionswhile working wit
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Group 3MIG/MAGSolid and cored wires
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MIG/MAG solid and cored wiredf) Cor
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FONTARGEN A 100 AMWire electrode ma
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FONTARGEN A 1107 MAustenitic Cr-Ni-
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FONTARGEN A 1121 MCr-Ni-Mo wire ele
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FONTARGEN A 200 MCopper wire electr
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FONTARGEN A 202 MCopper-silicon wir
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FONTARGEN A 207 MCu-Si-Mn wire elec
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FONTARGEN A 203/12 MCopper-tin wire
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FONTARGEN A 2115/8 MCopper-aluminiu
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FONTARGEN A 512/30 MCopper-nickel w
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FONTARGEN A 402 MAluminium-magnesiu
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FONTARGEN A 404/4,5 MAluminium-magn
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FONTARGEN A 405 MAluminium-silicon
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FONTARGEN A 7101 MWire electrode of
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FONTARGEN A 751 MFlexible wire for
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FONTARFILL 11Metal powder flux core
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FONTARFILL 712/600Self-shielding fl
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FONTARFILL 7068Self-shielding corde
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Filler rods for TIG welding and gas
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FONTARGEN A 103 NWMolybdenum low-al
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Page 189 and 190: FONTARGEN A 200 SWCopper-tin weldin
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Page 193 and 194: FONTARGEN A 203/12 WCopper-tin weld
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Page 197 and 198: FONTARGEN A 400 Ti WAluminium weldi
Page 199 and 200: FONTARGEN A 404 WAluminium-magnesiu
Page 201 and 202: FONTARGEN A 404/4,5 ZR WAluminium-m
Page 203 and 204: FONTARGEN A 407 WAluminium-silicon
Page 205 and 206: FONTARGEN A 850Titanium welding rod
Page 207 and 208: FONTARGEN A 721Welding rod for hard
Page 209: Group 5Stick electrodesa) Welding o
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Page 218 and 219: FONTARGEN E 1107Austenitic Cr-Ni-Mn
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Page 222 and 223: FONTARGEN E 138 MoAustenitic stick
Page 224 and 225: FONTARGEN E 114Basic coating electr
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Page 233 and 234: Spraying powdera) Metal powder for
Page 235: FONTARGEN MP 3Metal powder for diff
Page 239 and 240: FONTARGEN MP 5 FMetal powder for di
Page 241 and 242: FONTARGEN FM 2Metal powder for flam
Page 243 and 244: FONTARGEN FM 4Metal powder for flam
Page 245: Group 7Special productsa) FONTARFIX
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Page 250 and 251: FONTARGEN FONTEX NEPickling powder
Page 252 and 253: FONTARGEN FONTINOX FRSurface cleane
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Page 261 and 262: Welding of low- and high-alloyed st
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Page 267 and 268: Welding of nickel and nickel alloys
Page 269 and 270: Welding of copper and copper alloys
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Page 273 and 274: Welding of aluminium and aluminium
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