KF-810/KCH-17-SX Saw Flux Cored Wire & Flux

KF-810/KCH-17-SX Saw Flux Cored Wire & Flux

Category: Hardfacing

Specifications
Details

KF-810/KCH-17-SX
KCH-17-SX and KF-810 are a submerged arc flux-cored wire and a flux which produces a low carbon, low alloy weld deposit with a typical hardness of 35 HRC

Classification


Application and Features 
  • KCH-17-SX and KF-810 are a submerged arc flux-cored wire and a flux which produces a low carbon, low alloy weld deposit with a typical hardness of 35 HRC
  • It provides not only good metal-to-metal abrasion resistance but also good resistance to compression and cold work deformation. The impact resistance is excellent and the crack susceptibility is low
  • There is no hot crack for multi-layer build-up up to 20 mm
  • The weld metal can be machined and cut after welding
  • It is suitable for repairing crane wheels, idlers and mine car wheels
Welding Position

Welding Instruction
  • The hardness of weld metal will decrease when the temperature of stress relief exceeds 480°C
  • The preheat and interpass temperature should be controlled between 200-400°C for massive work pieces and high curvature surface to prevent weld cracking caused by high stress
Application
- It is suitable for repairing crane wheels, idlers and mine car wheels

Typical Chemical Composition of Weld Metal (wt%)


Typical Hardness of Weld Metal


Size and Suggested Operating Range (DC+)

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