WD-SJ601 Sintering flux for submerged arc welding
WD-SJ601 Sintering flux for submerged arc welding

Papua New Guinea WD-SJ601 Sintering flux for submerged arc welding

WD-SJ601 is a fluoroalkali type sintering flux with an alkalinity of about 1.8. It can be used for welding of ultra-low carbon stainless steel in combination with ultra-low carbon welding wire.

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Product Description

Standards：
GB/T17854　　SF308G-S308

 

Introduction：
WD-SJ601 is a fluoroalkali type sintering flux with an alkalinity of about 1.8. It can be used for welding of ultra-low carbon stainless steel in combination with ultra-low carbon welding wire. The burning loss of chromium in the deposited metal of the flux is very small, and it does not increase carbon, silicon and manganese. Its metallurgical properties are neutral. The weld is austenitic and ferritic duplex, which has good crack resistance, mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. It is especially suitable for butt welding and fillet welding of I-type breaks. The weld metal is beautifully shaped and easily de-slagged without any welding corners and surface slagging.

 

Applications：

Used for 8%Cr-8%Ni, 18%Cr-12%Ni-2%Mo stainless steel and ultra-low carbon stainless steel welding.

 

Flux chemical composition reference value(%)：

SiO2+TiO2

CaO+MgO

Al203+MnO

CaF2

S

P

15.2

30.4

24.6

24.8

≤0.06

≤0.08

 

Reference values for mechanical properties of molten metal：

Mating wire

Tensile strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

Mating wire

Tensile strength
(MPa)

Elongation
(%)

H0Cr21Ni10

≥520

≥30

H0Cr19Ni12Mo2

≥520

≥25

H00Cr21Ni10

≥480

≥25

H00Cr19Ni12Mo2

≥480

≥30


Notice：

1. The flux shall be baked at 300-350°C for 2 hours before use.

2. Rust, oil, water and other impurities should be removed from the welded parts before welding.
 

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