625FC ENICRMO3T1-1/4 .045 x 25#

Feature

• A nickel base flux-cored alloy that can keep its strength up to 1500°F and resist corrosion against temperatures up to 1800°F.
• Preheat and postheat should be kept to a minimum or according to the base material.
• Produces an undiluted Fe weld deposit of 1.0% max.
• Typical applications include overlaying steel, joining stainless, and welding various nickel alloys.
• Good for joining stainless due to its supplemental Mo required to prevent pitting corrosion.
• This wire is widely used in offshore and marine environments.
• It is used to clad steel when exceptional corrosion resistance is required, such as exposure to chloride contaminated water in heat exchangers.
• It is a gas-shielded, flux cored, nickel based electrode designed to weld in all positions.
• It has a nominal weld metal composition of 22% Cr, 9% Mo, 3% Fe, 3.6% Nb, balance Nickel.
• It is primarily used for welding alloys 625, 601, 802 and 9% nickel to themselves and to steel. It is also widely used for surfacing steel and for joining other nickel based alloys to steel.
• It is designed for use with either 75% argon/balance CO2 or 100% CO2 shielding gas.
• Out of position deposition rates are significantly higher than those achieved with solid wires or covered electrodes.
• Flat, well washed beads can be achieved with minimal weaving.
• Spatter is very low and slag peeling is excellent, minimizing cleanup.