How to clad NO8825 on S30408 steel plates?

2015-10-31View Original

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What welding materials should be used for surfacing, and what are the requirements?

Reply #22015-10-31

I’ve never done it. . . Consider the ENiCrMo-3 welding rod; I’m not sure what to think

Reply #32015-11-03

ENiCrMo-3+ENiCrMo-4 cladding

Reply #42015-12-11

It’s okay not to overdo it; generally, for cladding steel plates, strip electrode cladding is used. Although it’s fast, the weld quality isn’t as good as that achieved with hot wire TIG welding. Automatic methods are more stable than manual ones, and they allow the weld line to remain straight. Our company specializes in this area, haha

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