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Welding Process / Form:
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Flux Coated / Stick
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Flux coating are commonly applied to stick welding electrodes as well brazing rods or strips. Stick electrode welding or shielded metal arc welding is among the most widely used welding processes. The flux covering the electrode melts during welding or brazing, forming a gas, which shields the arc and molten weld pool. The flux also forms a slag that protects the cooling weld pool or braze joint. The slag must be chipped or brushed off the weld bead after welding. The flux coating also provides a method of adding scavengers, deoxidizers, and alloying elements to the weld metal.
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Flux Cored Wire
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Flux cored arc welding is similar to MIG welding except a wire with a central core filled with flux is utilized. Usually, equipment suitable for MIG welding is capable of performing flux-cored, arc welding processes. The flux eliminates the need for a shielding gas supply. In the flux melting base joins cored arc welding process, metal and filler metals with an arc struck between a consumable filler metal wire and the base alloy work piece. The filler metal wire or consumable electrode is continuously fed and fused with the work piece. Brazing rods are also available in flux cored forms.
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MIG Wire (GMAW)
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The Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) process is commonly known as the Metal Inert Gas (MIG) process. MIG welding is also referred to as short circuit transfer. In the MIG arc welding process, metal is joined by melting the base and filler metals with an arc struck between a consumable filler metal wire and the base alloy work piece. The filler metal wire or consumable electrode is continuously fed and fused with the work piece. Externally supplied gas or gas mixtures provide shielding. In normal MIG, no metal is transferred across the arc. Metal is only deposited when the wire actually touches the work.
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TIG Rod (GTAW)
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The Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) process is commonly called Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) welding process. The TIG welding process joins metals by melting base and filler metals with an arc struck between a tungsten electrode and the work piece. The tungsten electrode should not become part of the completed weld in normal operation. Filler metal is typically used and argon inert gas or inert gas mixtures are used for shielding.
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Weld Stud / Fastener
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Studs, nuts or other fasteners designed for welding to a work piece. The fastener becomes an integral part of the welded assembly. Special welding guns, power sources and systems are often used in the stud welding process.
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Other
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Other arc or plasma welding process not listed here.
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Alloy Type:
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Aluminum Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding aluminum or aluminum alloys.
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Cast Iron
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Filler alloys designed specifically for welding cast iron.
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Cobalt Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding cobalt or cobalt alloys.
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Copper / Copper Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding copper or copper alloys.
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Magnesium Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding magnesium or magnesium alloys.
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Nickel Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding nickel or nickel alloys.
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Steel - Carbon
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Filler alloys used for welding carbon steel alloys including plain carbon, low carbon and mild steel.
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Steel - Low Alloy Carbon
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Filler alloys used for welding low alloy carbon steel which is also known as high strength low alloy (HSLA) steel.
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Steel - Stainless
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Filler alloys used for welding stainless steel alloys including ferritic (400 series), austenitic (300 series) and other types.
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Steel - Tool / High Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding tool or high alloy steels including high speed, hot work, die, shock, air, and oil or water grades.
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Hardfacing / Repair Alloy
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Specialized filler alloys used to join castings or produce or restore a specialized layer of a work surface. These filler alloys are usually highly alloyed to develop the required properties. Several variations exist depending on the application such as build-up or joining, overlay, high abrasion resistance, high impact & abrasion resistance and corrosion & heat resistance. Build-up filler alloys are used for repairing or joining castings or cast iron components.
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Titanium Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding titanium or titanium alloys.
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Zirconium Alloy
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Filler alloys used for welding zirconium or zirconium alloys.
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Other
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Other specialized metals or alloys not listed.
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Low Hydrogen Alloy?
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Low hydrogen filler alloy avoid the development of hydrogen embrittlement or hydrogen assisted cracking or in welded steel components. Moisture contamination of electrodes or post electroplating can also result in hydrogen embrittlement. A low temperature heat treatment of the steel product eliminates the problem on smaller parts.
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Brazing Filler Alloys:
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Aluminum Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on an aluminum-silicon composition.
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Copper Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on copper alloy such as copper-phosphorus (Cu-P), copper-zinc (Cu-Zn), copper-tin (Cu-Sn), copper-manganese (Cu-Mn) or copper-nickel-boron (Cu-Ni-B) compositions.
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Gold Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on a gold alloy composition.
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Nickel Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on a nickel alloy composition.
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Palladium Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on a palladium alloy composition.
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Silver Alloy Braze
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Braze alloy based on a silver alloy composition.
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Other
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Other braze alloy composition not listed here.
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Vacuum Grade Braze?
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Braze alloy with suitably low vapor pressure or low volatility for processing in a vacuum furnace.
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Cadmium Free?
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Braze alloys free of cadmium additions. Cadmium is considered a health hazard.
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Soldering Filler Alloys:
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Cadmium-Zinc (Cd-Zn)
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Solder alloy based on a cadmium alloy composition.
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Lead-Zinc Alloy Solder (Pb-Zn)
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Solder alloy based on a lead-zinc alloy composition.
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Indium Alloy Solders
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Solder alloy based on an indium alloy composition.
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Tin-Lead Alloy Solder (Sn-Pb)
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Solder alloy based on a tin-lead alloy composition.
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Tin-Silver Alloy Solder (Sn-Ag)
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Solder alloy based on a tin-silver alloy composition.
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Tin-Antimony (Sn-Sb)
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Solder alloy based on a tin-antimony alloy composition.
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Zinc-Aluminum (Zn-Al)
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Solder alloy based on a zinc-aluminum alloy composition.
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Other
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Other solder alloy composition not listed here.
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Lead Free?
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Braze alloys free of lead additions. Lead is considered a health hazard.
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Tips / Electrodes:
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Resistance Welding Electrode / Horn
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A copper, copper alloy or copper tungsten composite is commonly used for resistance welding tips, electrodes or horns.
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TIG / Plasma Tungsten Electrode
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Tungsten and tungsten-based alloys are used to as electrodes in TIG or plasma due to their high temperature erosion resistance. The arc or plasma forms between the tungsten electrode and the work surface. Ceriated, lanthanated, thoriated or zirconated tungsten alloys provide enhanced erosion resistance and allows a finer tip on the electrode.
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Cutting / Gouging Electrode
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Other
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Other electrodes not listed here.
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Fluxes & Cleaners:
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Brazing Flux
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Fluxes used in brazing help clean oxides or other contamination from the work pieces and maintain a clean joint.
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Cleaner / Pickle
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Cleaner, solvent or pickle used for removing excess flux or rosin, grease, machining chips, cutting fluid, shop dust, oxide scale or corrosion.
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Soldering Flux / Rosin
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Soldering fluxes or rosins help clean oxides or other contamination from the work pieces and maintain a clean joint.
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Welding Flux
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The flux coating creates a shielding gas that protects the melt pool and may improve arc stability. Flux is also an alloy-cleaning agent. The flux reacts with impurities within the metallic pool to form a slag that floats to the top of the relatively heavier liquid steel or metal alloy.
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Other
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Other fluxes, cleaners or chemical consumables not listed such as flux thinners and flux or solder paste binders.
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Halide Free?
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Fluxes not containing halide compounds such as metal fluoride or chloride salts.
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Approvals / Conformance:
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ABS
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Meets American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) grade specifications.
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AMS
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Meets the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Aerospace Materials Specifications (AMS).
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ASME
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Meets American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) standards.
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ASTM / UNS
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Meets American Society for Testing & Materials (ASTM) standards or material meets a designation specification in the Unified Numbering System (UNS) for metals. The UNS system was developed by ASTM and SAE and is administered by ASTM. The UNS W series covers welding filler alloys.
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AWS
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Meets American Welding Society (AWS) specification and classification.
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BS
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Meets British Standards Institute (BSI) specifications.
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CWB
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Meets Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB) specifications.
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DIN
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Meets DIN standards for filler metals. DIN, the German Institute for Standardization, is a registered association, founded in 1917. Its head office is in Berlin. Since 1975 it has been recognized by the German government as the national standards body and represents German interests at international and European level. DIN offers a forum in which representatives from the manufacturing industries, consumer organizations, commerce, the trades, service industries, science, technical inspectorates, government, in short anyone with an interest in standardization, may meet in order to discuss and define their specific standardization requirements and to record the results as German Standards.
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DNV
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Meets Det Norske Veritas (DNV) AMM grade specifications. In DNV's Approval of Metallic Materials (AMM) qualification scheme, the metallurgical specifications, process controls and manufacturing capabilities are assessed to determine if the manufacturer can produce specific types of materials, grades or range of products that conforms to the Rules of Det Norske Veritas.
DNV has been appointed as Notified Body on behalf of the Norwegian Authorities to undertake conformity assessment according to some EU directives. The Register contains the EU certificates issued by DNV for the main conformity assessment modules.
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ISO / EN
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Meets ISO or EURONORM (EN) materials standards for filler alloys or welding consumables. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies from some 100 countries. The mission of ISO is to promote the development of standardization and related activities in the world with a view to facilitating the international exchange of goods and services, and to developing cooperation in the spheres of intellectual, scientific, technological and economic activity.
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JIS
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Meets Japanese Industrial Standards (JIS) for filler alloys or welding consumables.
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Lloyd's
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Meets Lloyd's Register of Shipping grade specifications.
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MIL-SPEC
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Meets military specifications.
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RWMA
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Meets Resistance Welding Manufacturers Association (RWMA) class requirements.
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Other
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Meets other agency, government or specific aerospace company specifications.
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silver solder,
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welding electrode chart,
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Filler Alloys and Consumables,
flux core wire,
welding electrode,
cd crack,
alloy welding,
hardfacing,
flux core welding,
tig welding rod,
tungsten electrode grinder,
rod welding,
rod tig welding,
electrode tungsten,
flux core welding wire,
tips for tig welding,
electrode welding arc,
flux cored wire
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