ALL-STATE 18
Electrode for nickel-chromium-iron alloys
Features
A DC reverse, all-position electrode for welding nickel-chromium-iron alloys, joining these alloys to dissimilar metals, and carbon steels and stainless steels to high nickel base metals. Arc stability with minimum spatter; easy slag removal.
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Classifications/Approvals
- ASME SFA 5.11
Properties
| Typical Mechanical Properties | |
|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | Up to 97 ksi, 68.21 kgs/mm2 |
| Yield Strength | Up to 62 ksi, 43.6 kgs/mm2 |
| Elongation In 2" | 42-45 % |
| Hardness (As Welded) | 150 to 175 Brinell, to Rc |
| Work Hardened | to Brinell, to Rc |
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Procedure
Base metal must be clean. Nickel and nickel alloys get brittle when welded if sulphur or lead is absorbed into the weld deposit; these impurities are found in lubricants, dirt, grease, oil, paint, etc. Preheating is not recommended unless the metal is subject to temperatures below 32ºF ( 0ºC). A short arc must be maintained. Stringer beads or weave beads not more than three times the diameter of the electrodes will minimize heat input. Remove all slag and clean thoroughly after each pass.
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