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WELDING GUIDE CONSUMABLES FOR WELDING STRUCTURAL, STAINLESS AND ENGINEERING STEELS: 6 TECHNICAL Applicable Steel Grades Flux Cored Arc Manual Metal Arc Gas Metal Arc Gas Tungsten Arc AS3678 (AS 1204) Grades 200, 250, 300 Ferrocraft 11 (P) Verti-Cor XP (P) and LO & L15 Grades Weldcraft (P) Autocraft LW1 (P) Comweld High Test (P) Satin-Cor XP (P) Metal-Cor XP (P) AS 1548 Grad 7-430R Autocraft LW1-6 (P) Verti-Cor Ultra (P) Satin-Cor HD70 AS3678 (AS 1204) Grades 350, 400 Ferrocraft 21 (P) and LO & L 15 Grades Ferrocraft 22 (P) Ferrocraft 16 Twin Coat Autocraft Lw1 (P) Comweld Super steel Verti-Cor 3 XP (P) Ferrocraft 61 (P) Autocraft LW1-6 (P) Metal-Cor XP (P) AS 1548 Grades 7-460R, 5-490 Supre-Cor XP (P) and L20 Grades Verti-Cor Ultra 3 (P) AS2074 Grades C4, C5, C6, C7, L1A, L1B Ferrocraft 61 ASTM A106 All Grades Ferrocraft 16 Twin Coat Autocraft LW1 Supre-Cor 5 Ferrocraft 7016 Autocraft LW1-6 Comweld Super steel AS1548 L40 Supre-Cor 5 ASTM A333 Grades 3 & 7 Verti-Cor 80Ni 1 AS1442 S5, K5, K9 AS2074 Grade L3A AS2056 EN33 Alloycraft 80-C1 Autocraft Mn-Mo Verti-Cor 80Ni 1 ASTM Grades: A148 80-40, 80-50 A302B, C & D A420 WPL9 A437 Class 2 ASTM A2170-WC6 ASTM A335-P11 Alloycraft 80-B2 Autocraft CrMo1 Comweld CrMo1 ASTM A387-G11, 12 AS2074 Grades L5B, L5D, L5F ASTM A217-WC9 ASTM A335-P22 Alloycraft 90-B3 Comweld CrMo2 ASTM A387-G22 AS2074 Grades L5C, L5D, L5F AS3597 - 500 ASTM A537 C1.2 Alloycraft 90 Verti-Cor 91 K2 ASTM A572 Grades 60, 65 ASTM A852 eg. Bisalloy 60 AS2074 Grade L6 AS 3597-600 & 700 ASTM A533 Type A Alloycraft 110 Autocraft NiCrMo Tensi-Cor 110T XP ASTMA514 A517 Verti-Cor 111K-3 eg. Bisalloy, Welten 70 & 80 AS2074 Grade L6A AS2074 Grades H1A, H1B (Hadfield Manganese) Cobalarc Mangcraft Autocraft 309LSi Comweld 309L Shieldcrome 309LT / LTD (Austenitic Manganese) (build up) ASTM A128 All Grades AISI Grades 201, 202 Satincrome 308L-17 Autocraft 308LSi Comweld 308L Shieldcrome 308LT 301, 301, 304, 304L, 305 AS2074 Grade H5A AISI Grades 316L, 316, 316TI Satincrome 316L-17 Autocraft 316LSi Comweld 316L Shieldcrome 316LT AS2074 Grades H6B, H6C Satincrome 318-17 AISI Grade 309 Satincrome 309Mo-17 Autocraft 309LSi Comweld 309L Shieldcrome 309LT / LTD AS2074 Grades H8A, H8B Joining 3CR12 & 5CR12. Joining dissimilar Satincrome 309Mo-17 Autocraft 309LSi Comweld 309L Shieldcrome 309LT / LTD steels eg. stainless steel to structural steel Cobalarc Austex ASTM A288 Grade 5 Alloycraft 110 Autocraft NiCrMo Tensi-Cor 110T XP ASTM A434 Grades BB, BC Verti-Cor 111K-3 ASTM A513 Grades 4130, 8630 Hardened to 230-270 HB AS1444 Grade XK4140 ASTM A288 Grades 6, 7, 8 Cobalarc 350 Stoody Super Build Up ASTM A434 Grades BB, BC, BD Stoody Super Build Up ASTM A513 Grades 4130, 8630 Hardened to 330-370HB AS2074 Grade L6C (P) These products are prequalified to AS/NZS 1554.1 for welding the steels listed. Copyright Produced with the permission of CIGWELD 512 <strong>SPW</strong> GROUP PTY LTD
WELDING GUIDE WELDING OF STAINLESS STEEL This section is designed to provide the reader with a technical overview for welding the major types of stainless steels available today. TYPES OF STAINLESS STEEL Stainless steels are an important grade of structural material used worldwide for a multitude of applications based on their corrosion resistance, heat resistance, aesthetic appeal, low temperature properties, high strength and/or ease of cleaning and sterilising. The main types of weldable stainless steels available include: • Austenitic stainless steels (AISI 200 and 300 series / UNS S20000 and S30000 series) which are easy to weld and by far the most popular type - accounting for over 70% of the stainless steel sold around the world. • Ferritic stainless steels ( AISI 400 series / UNS S40000 series ) which are weldable particularly in thin sections and commonly used for elevated temperature applications. • Martensitic stainless steels ( AISI 400 series / UNS S40000 series ) which are difficult to weld and commonly used for wear resistant applications. • Duplex stainless steels ( UNS S30000 series ) which are weldable with precautions and used for corrosion resistant applications as an alternative to 300 series austenitic stainless steels. WELDING TECHNIQUE The technique of welding stainless steels does not differ greatly from that of the welding of mild steel, but as the material being handled is very expensive, and exacting conditions of service are usually involved, extra precautions and attention to detail at all stages of fabrication is desirable. In principle, all stainless steel for high-class work should be welded with a short arc. Any techniques which aim at increasing the penetration, speed of travel or the use of wide weaving techniques are to be discouraged. Usually the lowest convenient current should be used. Weaving should be not wider than twice the diameter of the electrode for base material and electrodes of like composition, and even less for plate of dissimilar composition. 6 The edges of the preparation should be free from scale. Clamps and jigs are advisable when welding sheets thinner than 3 mm (1/8 in) while cooling blocks are helpful with sheets 1.6mm to 2.5 mm (1/16 in to 3/32 in) thick. Tack welds, particularly on thin sheets, should be placed much closer together than is the usual practice for mild steel. This procedure is necessary as the thermal conductivity of these alloy steels is less and the coefficient of expansion is considerably greater than that of mild steel. NOTES ON TECHNIQUE: 1. Ensure that the surface of the material in the weld area is clean and free from foreign matter. 2. Use the edge preparation shown in Table 1 over the page. 3. Tack at regular intervals, at about half the pitch used for mild steel. 4. Maintain a short arc during welding, to avoid loss of alloying materials during transfer across the arc. 5. Use stringer passes rather than wide weaves. 6. To minimise distortion, employ back step or block sequences when welding. 7. Thoroughly remove slag from welds between passes. 8. When welding double V or U joints, balance the welding on each side, to minimise distortion. 9. Never use emery wheels or buffs for grinding or polishing stainless if they have previously been used for mild steel. 10. Do not use excessive welding current. Because of the high electrical resistance and low thermal conductivity, the currents used with stainless steel electrodes are somewhat lower than those used for mild steel. EDGE PREPARATION FOR MANUAL METAL ARC WELDING: Thickness (mm) a) Up to 1.5 (1/16”) b) 1.5 - 5.0 (1/16” - 3/16”) c) 5.0 - 13.0 (3/16” - 1/2”) d) 13.0 - 20.0 (1/2” - 3/4“) e) Over 20 (3/4”) 5.0mm Radius (3/16in) 12-15 0 70 0 T/2 T Root Opening Root Face 5.0mm 12-15 0 Radius 60 0 (3/16in) 60 0 Notes a) Square butt joint not gap. b) Square butt joint - gap equal to half thickness. c) Single V preparation - 1.5 mm (1/16 “) landing, 1.5 mm (1/16 “) gap. d) Single U preparation - 3 mm (1/8”) landing, 3 mm (1/8”) gap. e) Double V preparation - 1.5mm (1/16”) max. landing, 1.5 mm (1/16”) gap. f) Double U preparation - 3 mm (1/8”) landing, 1.5 mm (1/16”) to 3mm (1/8”) gap. TECHNICAL Copyright Produced with the permission of CIGWELD 1300 WELDER (1300 935 337) 513
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FACTS & FIGURES CONVERSION TABLES -
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FACTS & FIGURES COMWELD RODS PER KG
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FACTS & FIGURES MASSES OF COMMON ME
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FACTS & FIGURES TEMPERATURE CONVERS
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FACTS & FIGURES GAS PRESSURES - GAS
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INFORMATION CONNECTORS SHELL Shell
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6 WARRANTY DATA LINCOLN ELECTRIC AU
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION IMPORT
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Guarantee and indemnity i/We: (here
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General terms and conditions of Sup
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WE HAVE THE BEST WELDING EQUIPMENT
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