Welding products
Cellulose electrodes
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
The SOC 800 electrode is mainly used for pipeline welding.
Coating: Cellulose
Applications :
- Use for the first pass of steel pipeline welding.
- Welding in the vertical downward position (recommended) and also flat and overhead.
- API 5 L AND API 5 X, X 42 , X 46.
Electrodes for low-alloy steels with high yield strength
Details :
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
Low-alloy steels contain, in addition to the elements naturally present in non-alloy steels (i.e. carbon, manganese, silicon), additions of nickel, chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, tungsten, copper, aluminum, etc. in variable proportions, but always individually below 5%.
The introduction of these additions into the steel results in certain properties and characteristics:
- Resistance to atmospheric corrosion
- Resistance to very high temperatures (creep resistance)
- High and very high yield strength
- High hardness and resistance to certain forms of wear
- Resistance to low and very low temperatures.
Type : SPE 600
Welding position: —
Applications :
- For steels working at low altitudes
- Welding and cladding of rails
- Cr-Mo steels (CD4)
- Mn and Mo steels
Type : SPE 610
Welding position : All positions
Applications :
Low-alloy steels for boilers / superheaters
Steels with = 1% Cr and 0.5% Mo
Type : SPE 620
Welding position : All positions
Applications
- Steel for superheaters
Electrodes for welding and hardfacing
Details
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
Type : SRH 700
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- Rolling mill parts, grooved rolls, rails, switch points, rail crossings, axles and track rollers, parts subject to moderate wear and violent impact.
- Beurrage before hardfacing.
Type : SRH 710
Coating : Rutile
Applications :
- For welding with small-scale transformers with low open circuit voltage
- Hardfacing of worn parts on agricultural equipment
Type : SRH 720
Coating: Basic
Applications :
- For parts subjected to extreme abrasion by stones, coal or ore
- Final reloading for parts exposed to high temperatures to obtain better resistance to oxidation.
Type : SRH 730
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- For parts of construction machinery and mixers where high wear resistance is required.
- For Mn steel (prior buttering with SOB 300 is recommended).
Type : SRH 740
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- For parts subject to violent impact and abrasion (mill parts, roller teeth).
- Steels with 13% Mn.
Electrodes for welding stainless steels
Details
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
Type : SIN 400
Coating : Rutile
Applications :
- Welding austenitic stainless steels
- Welding of 13% Cr steels
Type: SIN 410
Coating : Basic
Applications : - Welding of austenitic stainless steels
- Welding austenitic stainless steels
- Self-hardening steels
- Ni, Ti stabilized austenitic steels
Type : SIN 420
Coating : Basic
Applications: Welding austenitic stainless steels
Type: SIN 430
Coating: Basic
Applications :
- Welding of high-carbon hardening steels
- Shielding steels
- Rolling mill cylinders and rails
- Parts, civil engineering equipment, hot-working tools
Electrodes for welding cast iron
Details :
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
Type : SOF 500
Coating : Graphite
Applications :
- Welding and repair of all types of cast iron
- Cast iron/steel assembly
- Repair of cast-iron parts
- Filling foundry defects
- Correction of machining errors
- Reloading of worn parts
Type : SOF 510
Coating : —
Applications :
- Malleable and G.S. cast irons
- Cast iron/steel assembly
- Repair, filling
- Retrofitting, hardfacing of cast-iron parts
- These two electrodes can be used for flat and upright welding.
Products in “Welding products” :
- High-efficiency electrodes for ordinary steels
- Cellulose electrodes
- High yield electrodes for low-alloy steels
- Electrodes for ordinary steels
- Electrodes for welding stainless steels
- Electrodes for welding and hardfacing
- S1 and S2 Mo welding wires
- SG1 and SG2 welding wires
- Welding fluxes 100 and 110
Electrodes for ordinary steels
Details
The welding electrode is a product used for joining metallic materials, and generally consists of a metal core (steel wire) and a mineral powder coating. During welding, the metal core wire makes up the majority of the metal deposited, while the coating provides protection and alloying.
Type : SOR 210
Coating : Rutile
Applications :
- Universal electrode for all types of work.
- Thin and medium sheet metal
- Galvanized sheets
Type : SOB 300
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- Assemblies subject to dynamic stress.
- Mild steels
- Galvanized sheets
- Shipyard
Type : SOB 310
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- Steel construction
- Cast steels
- Ship plates
- High-elasticity steels
Type : SOB 320
Coating : Basic
Applications :
- High-strength steels
- Cast steels
- Tanks
- Very good resistance to low temperatures.
Welding fluxes 100 and 110
Details
Fluxes 100 and 110 are used, in conjunction with S1 and S2 Mo wires, for welding in pipe mills, gas cylinders and in mechanical engineering.
Applications :
- Flux 100 is recommended for sheets over 15 mm and for welding spiral tubes.
- Flux 110 is recommended for sheets from 5 to 20 mm and for welding spiral tubes with single or multiple heads.
- Both types are also recommended for welding ordinary and low-alloy structural steels for pressure vessels and normal construction.
SG1 and SG2 welding wires
Details
SG1 and SG2 wires are copper-coated wires for gas-shielded arc welding. Manufactured from steel complying with DIN 8559, they are equivalent to the same quality wire defined in NF A81.311 and AWS A5-18.
Applications :
- SG1 and SG2 wires are used with shielding gas (CO2) for welding unalloyed steels, tubes, vehicles, etc.