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176 Hard Facing Alloy Complex Carbides Excellent Wear And Moderate Impact Polarity Dc Or Ac Hardness 62-64Rc Number Of Passes 2 (5 US Pounds)
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A hardfacing alloy using elements traditionally found in superalloys. These alloys form complex carbides that exhibit excellent wear and moderate impact resistance. This combination coupled with special stabilizers make it ideal for hardfacing.
• Improved Alloy, 64 Rc – Lasts longer than other hardfacing by up to ten times
• 96% Deposition Efficiency – Almost twice as much metal deposited as a regular electrode
• All Position – 1/4" diameter provides all-position welding, even vertical up
• Operates at Lower Amperages – Reduces base metal dilution to produce longer wearing deposits
• 1/4" can be used on bucket lips as thin as 3/16'' thick
• Designed to withstand abrasion up to 1000˚F/538˚C with good shock and impact resistance
• For use on carbon and abrasion resistant alloy steels including overlaying manganese steels
• Cross-checks readily
• Hardness: 62-64 Rc
• Max Number of Passes: 2
• Current: DC or AC
• Abrasion Resistance: Excellent, 25 times greater than mild steel
• ASTM G65 Abrasion Test: 019.7mm³ vol. loss
A hardfacing alloy using elements traditionally found in superalloys. These alloys form complex carbides that exhibit excellent wear and moderate impact resistance. This combination coupled with special stabilizers make it ideal for hardfacing.
• Improved Alloy, 64 Rc – Lasts longer than other hardfacing by up to ten times
• 96% Deposition Efficiency – Almost twice as much metal deposited as a regular electrode
• All Position – 1/4" diameter provides all-position welding, even vertical up
• Operates at Lower Amperages – Reduces base metal dilution to produce longer wearing deposits
• 1/4" can be used on bucket lips as thin as 3/16'' thick
• Designed to withstand abrasion up to 1000˚F/538˚C with good shock and impact resistance
• For use on carbon and abrasion resistant alloy steels including overlaying manganese steels
• Cross-checks readily
• Hardness: 62-64 Rc
• Max Number of Passes: 2
• Current: DC or AC
• Abrasion Resistance: Excellent, 25 times greater than mild steel
• ASTM G65 Abrasion Test: 019.7mm³ vol. loss
