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Golden Bridge (JQ-YD172-1) Flux-Cored Welding Wire

Golden Bridge (JQ-YD172-1) Flux-Cored Welding Wire

SKU:JQ-YD172-1-045-0011

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JQ-YD172-1

 



JQ-YD172-1 is a surfacing flux-cored welding wire shielded with CO2 gas; It has excellent surfacing performance with smooth arc, low spatter level, effortless slag removal ability and beautiful bead appearance; The deposited metal is Cr-Mo alloy, which has moderate impact wear resistance.



The product is applicable for surfacing repair of impact-resistant and moderately worn work pieces, such as gears, dredgers, tractor scrapers, deep plows, etc.

Chemical components of deposited metal (%) (shielding gas: CO2)

Item
C
Cr
Mo
Guarantee value ≤0.50 ≤2.50 ≤2.50
 

Hardness of surfacing metal: (Shielding gas: CO2)

Test item
HRC
General value (surfacing 5 layers) ≥40
 

Reference current (DC+)

Diameter of welding wire (mm)
Φ1.2
Φ1.4
Φ1.6
Current range
(A)		 180-280 200-280 220-320
 




1. The work piece shall be degreased and derusted before welding.
2. When welding, the gas flow rate is generally 16-25L/min.
3. When welding with flux-cored welding wire, the dry extension length should be 15-25mm.
4. Before surfacing large work pieces, it should be properly preheated to about 300℃.
5. The humidity of welding wire warehouse should be kept below 60%.
6. The welding wire without vacuum package should not be stored for more than half a year and welding wire with vacuum package should not be stored for more than a year.

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Diameter

* 0.045 inches (1.20 mm), * 0.055 inches (1.4 mm), * 1/16 inches (1.6 mm)
Package

11 lb (5 kg), 33 lb (15 kg), 550 lb (250 kg)