- E 312

stainless steel Welding Electrode E BK 312

The Stainless Steel welding electrode is SMAW Stick Electrode. Special alloy for welding and difficult to weld steel. A versatile super-strength stainless steel Electrode is to be considered a problem solver for all kinds of steel grades including stainless and difficult to weld steel and unknown steel. Croni 29/9 has a nominal composition (wt.-%) of 30 Cr, 9 Ni. These electrodes have been found valuable in welding dissimilar metals, especially when one of the base metals is a stainless steel high in nickel. 

Applications

Welding Difficult to Weld steel, Harden able tools, Manganese steel, Spring Steels, High speed tool steel, High temperature steels, Dissimilar joints between stainless and high carbon steel and unknown steels, Suitable for problematic steels with higher strength such as pressing dies, trimming tools and armor plates. . Varied application in repair and maintenance of machines, shafts, gearwheels, especially in the field of building machinery. Also excellent for buffer layers before Hardfacing and for dissimilar welding between steel, stainless steels or unknown steels.  

Classification

AWS

A 5.11: E NiCrFe-3 F-No. 43

EN ISO 

3581-A: E 29 9 R 12 FM5

DIN

8556: E 29 9 R 23


Typical Weld Metal Analysis %

C Mn Cr Ni
0.10% 0.8-1.2% 28-30% 8-10%

Mechanical Properties (As Welded)

RP0,2 (N/mm2)
Rm (N/mm2)
A
  (%)

          Impact Energy
 +20°C                    -196°C

650 >790
>24
        >30                        >70

General Information

Welding process 

Covered Electrode (SMAW)

Alloy Type

High alloyed steel

Re-drying Temperature

300°C/2hours

Welding   Position  

All, except vertical down.


Cleaning

Remove all cracks and fatigued metal by grinding.

Welding Parameters

Diameter & Length (mm)
Current (A)
2.5x300
70~80
3.2x300
90~120
4.0x350
120~150

Instruction:

Electrode to be held perpendicular to the workpiece;                   

Preheating is necessary when joining high carbon steel ( 150 -250°C).                      

keep a short arc: Allow the welded area to cool down slowly.    

 

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