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    Flux Cored Wire (FCW) : Typical Chemical Composition of All-Weld Metal (WT%) Product Features

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    This document provides information about a submerged arc welding (SAW) wire and flux product. It lists the product codes and specifications. It describes the product as having good impact toughness and crack resistance. Typical chemical compositions and mechanical properties of the welds are provided. The product is suitable for single or multiple pass welding of high-strength steel structures, especially those used in oil rigs and shipbuilding. Instructions refer the user to notes about SAW welding on page A38.

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    This document provides information about a submerged arc welding (SAW) wire and flux product. It lists the product codes and specifications. It describes the product as having good impact toughness and crack resistance. Typical chemical compositions and mechanical properties of the welds are provided. The product is suitable for single or multiple pass welding of high-strength steel structures, especially those used in oil rigs and shipbuilding. Instructions refer the user to notes about SAW welding on page A38.

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    This document provides information about a submerged arc welding (SAW) wire and flux product. It lists the product codes and specifications. It describes the product as having good impact toughness and crack resistance. Typical chemical compositions and mechanical properties of the welds are provided. The product is suitable for single or multiple pass welding of high-strength steel structures, especially those used in oil rigs and shipbuilding. Instructions refer the user to notes about SAW welding on page A38.

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    Flux Cored Wire (FCW) : Typical Chemical Composition of All-Weld Metal (WT%) Product Features

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    This document provides information about a submerged arc welding (SAW) wire and flux product. It lists the product codes and specifications. It describes the product as having good impact toughness and crack resistance. Typical chemical compositions and mechanical properties of the welds are provided. The product is suitable for single or multiple pass welding of high-strength steel structures, especially those used in oil rigs and shipbuilding. Instructions refer the user to notes about SAW welding on page A38.

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    GA86×GS-12K AWS A5.

    17 F7A4-EM12K
    JIS Z 3183 S502-H

    Product Features: Typical chemical composition of all-weld metal (wt%)


    ● Good impact toughness and
    C Si Mn P S
    crack resistance property.
    SAW Wire / Flux

    ● High welding performance, easy 0.07 0.57 1.55 0.025 0.023


    slag removal.
    Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal
    Applications: Yield Strength Tensile Strength Elongation Impact value
    ● Suitable for single or multiple
    N/mm2 N/mm2 % (-40°C) J
    pass(es) welding of 490 N/mm2
    472 539 30 34
    high tensile Strength steel
    structures on oil rig, shipbuilding,
    Typical practice
    pressure vessels and general
    structures. Base material Plate thickness Welding Process
    Products Introduction

    Groove weld with backing


    A572 25 single electrode multiple-
    pass welding

    ◎ Note: refer to page A38 SAW welding notes.

    A37

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