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Mild Steel Alloy Er80S-D2 .035 Tig Filler Material
MFR Model# ER80SD2-035-10T
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Overview
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Sold by the lb USA 80S-D2 is designed to give high strength weld son high sulfur bearing (free-machining) steels or medium carbon steels. This wire contains additional amounts of manganese and silicon which, when alloyed with 0.50% molybdenum, produces weld deposits which have high ductility, excellent impact values and tensile strengths of approximately 100,000 psi. USA 80S-D2 is commonly used on low carbon and low alloy steels such as AISI 4130 where tensile strengths provided by plain carbon steel wires are inadequate. A well balanced silicon content gives this wire superior arc stability, a low spatter level and a flat bead with excellent appearance. USA 80S-D2 produces X-ray quality, porosity free welds even over dirt, rust or mill scale. Applications: |
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Features
- Well balanced silicon content gives this wire superior arc stability, a low spatter level and a flat bead with excellent appearance.
- Produces X-ray quality, porosity free welds even over dirt, rust or mill scale.
- This wire is commonly used on low carbon and low alloy steels.
Specifications
- .035" x 36"
- Elongation is 25%.
- Tensile strength: approximately 100,000 psi
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