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    This document provides information about solid wire type W Z 13 / ER 410 which is predominantly used for coating gas valve sealing faces, water and vapor piping systems. It can be used for welding corrosion resistant chromium steels with similar chemical compositions. The wire has good feeding characteristics, weldability and wetability and produces deposits with 13.6% chromium. When welding, protection gases containing argon and 8-10% CO2 are recommended.

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    This document provides information about solid wire type W Z 13 / ER 410 which is predominantly used for coating gas valve sealing faces, water and vapor piping systems. It can be used for welding corrosion resistant chromium steels with similar chemical compositions. The wire has good feeding characteristics, weldability and wetability and produces deposits with 13.6% chromium. When welding, protection gases containing argon and 8-10% CO2 are recommended.

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    This document provides information about solid wire type W Z 13 / ER 410 which is predominantly used for coating gas valve sealing faces, water and vapor piping systems. It can be used for welding corrosion resistant chromium steels with similar chemical compositions. The wire has good feeding characteristics, weldability and wetability and produces deposits with 13.6% chromium. When welding, protection gases containing argon and 8-10% CO2 are recommended.

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    This document provides information about solid wire type W Z 13 / ER 410 which is predominantly used for coating gas valve sealing faces, water and vapor piping systems. It can be used for welding corrosion resistant chromium steels with similar chemical compositions. The wire has good feeding characteristics, weldability and wetability and produces deposits with 13.6% chromium. When welding, protection gases containing argon and 8-10% CO2 are recommended.

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    EN ISO 14343-A:2007: EN ISO 14343-B:2007:

    AWS A5.9-06: W.Nr.: DESCRIPTION:

    G 13 SSZ410 ER410 (mod.) 1.4009

    BHLER KW 10-IG
    GMAW solid wire, stainless steel Resistant to corrosion

    Solid wire type W Z 13 / ER 410 predominantly used for coating gas valve sealing faces, water and vapor piping systems in service temperatures of +450C. The metal welding workability depends on the type of base metal and the dilution grade. Junction welding of steel containing 13% chromium present similar color to the welding metal and excellent condition for polishing. Good feeding characteristics, weldability and wetability. TYPICAL CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF THE DEPOSITED METAL:
    % Weight %C 0.06 %Si 0.7 0.6 %Mn %Cr 13.6 u a 450 650 15 --200

    TYPICAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF THE DEPOSITED METAL:


    (*) 2 Flow Limit (LE) N/mm : 2 Resistance Limit (LR) N/mm : Stretching (S) [L0= 5d0] %: Charpy Impact V (J) Brinell Hardness (HB): (*) u a

    +20C 320

    No treatment, as welded - protection gas Argon + 8-10% CO2. Voltage release, 720C/2h - protection gas Argon + 8-10% CO2.

    The hardness of the deposited metal is widely influenced by the grade of dilution of the base metal (depending on the welding conditions) and its chemical composition. As a general rule, it can be observed that the greater the dilution grade is and the carbon content is in the base metal, the greater is the hardness of the deposited metal. Gas mixtures containing CO2 result in a higher hardness when compared to mixtures free from CO2.

    OPERATIONAL DATA:
    Protection gas: Air + 8-10% CO2 Air + 5.0%O2 max mm 1.20 1.60

    The protection gas should be chosen as per the application. For the junction welding, the preheating and inter-pass temperature should be between 200-300 C. Annealing around 700-750C increases tenacity.

    BASE METALS: Coating: all weldable materials, specially carbon steel and low alloy. Junction: Chromium steel resistant to corrosion of similar chemical composition. Pay attention to the dilution and welding technique. 1.4006 X12Cr13, 1.4021 X20Cr13 AISI 410, 420
    WARNING: The information presented herein is not a guarantee or certification for which we can be held legally responsible; this may be altered without previous notice. WELDING - 0800-119002 Jul/2008 Rev. 0

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