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  CHS002
Electrode for Extra-low Carbon Stainless Steel
 AWS  A5.4
 CSA E308L-16
  DIN  E199LR23
    BS  19.9LR
   JIS   D308L-16
   GB   E308L-16
     
Description:
CHS002
is a lime-titanium type welding rod for extra-low carbon stainless steels. The weld metal shows very good resistance to inter-crystal corrosion for the carbon content in it is 0.04%. All positions welding are good. Welding of extra-low carbon stainless steel 00Cr19Ni10(e.g.304L). Also welding of 0Cr18Ni10Ti stainless steel structures, which working conditions need to be resistance corrosion and temperature is below 300. Mainly be used in equipments of synthetic funicle, fertilizer, petroleum & chemical industry etc. Before welding, the weld metal must be clear away impurities, such as oil, rust, moisture etc., and the rod should be baked at the temperature from 300 to 350 for 1 hour. In welding, should use small current and short arc, and swaying broad less than 2.5 times of diameter of the core rod is better.
 

       Chemical Composition of Deposited Metal(%)

 

   C

  Mn

   Si

   Cr

   Ni

 Cu

   Mo

   S

   P

Standard

0.04

0.50-2.50

0.90

18.0-21.0

9.0-11.0

0.75

0.75

0.030

0.040

Typical

0.029

0.86

0.63

19.80

9.60

0.10

0.078

0.012

0.024


Mechanical Properties of Deposited Metal

 

Tensile Strength   Rm (MPa)

Elongation   A (%)

Standard

            520

         35

Typical

575

46

                                                                                           
Sizes, Pieces & Recommended Current Range (AC or DC+)

Size (mm)

2.0 x 300

2.5 x 300

3.2 x 350

4.0 x 400

5.0 x 400

   Pieces (2kg)

   172

   110

    57

    33

   22

Current (A)

F

  30-50

  60-85

  85-120

  115-160

 160-200

V, OH

  30-50

  50-70

  75-105

   95-130

 

Approvals

CWB

Grade

E308L-16

 



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