Can 304 reactor material be welded to carbon steel?

2009-10-13View Original

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Reactor material 304； It is welded to the instrument casing, and the material is carbon steel. Can they be welded to each other? Could it have any impact on the device?

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This post was last edited by qilupzh on 2009-10-13 09:19. 304 is the most common type of austenitic stainless steel, and its welding with carbon steel is quite common. Try to avoid mixing up tools used for grinding and cleaning, to prevent carbonation and rusting of stainless steel. Using common electrodes such as A102 and A302, the performance is very good.

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Is A302 welding rod commonly used?···

Reply #42009-10-13

Agreed, we weld it frequently.

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