1. … tensile ductility, and is not normally subject to strain age cracking problems common for gamma prime strengthened alloys.  … NIckel based …
  2. … stress corrosion cracking. This alloy is often chosen to solve SCC problems, which may occur with 316L stainless … 2.4660, AISI 320 UNS …
  3. … CrMoV-steels up to 550 °C. Due to the seamless production process the hydrogen content is below 3ml/100g weld metal even after long storage …
  4. … due to its absolute insensitiveness for rust or diluted base metals. Hydrogen content: HD < 10ml/100g weld metal. … Reh ≤ 420 MPa (67 ksi) …
  5. … welding. Excellent against pitting and stress corrosion.PREN above 35 weldmetal offers outstanding resistance against pitting. … ISO 15608: …
  6. … be used in combination with FL 851 and FL 155, both fluxes offer low hydrogen content and excellent weldabillity in multi layer welding and …
  7. … the alloy a preferred choice in many applications to prefent or solve problems. The wire is cleaned in a very special way to obtain porosity …
  8. … on ceramic backing. Extreme low spatter loss, easy slag removal and hydrogen content below 3 ml/100g. even after long unconditioned …
  9. … the alloy a preferred choice in many applications to prefent or solve problems. The wire is cleaned in a very special way to obtain porosity …
  10. … working temperatures up to 600°C. The weld metal is resistant to high hydrogen pressure. … 12crmo19.5, GS-12crmo19.5, 1.7362, 1.7363     … E …