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7109 Austenitic Hard Facing MIG Welding Wire, Flux Cored, DCRP Polarity, Quiet and Minimal Sparks, 1/16" (25 US Pounds)
Item#: CW3588
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Standard Pack: 25 lb
Ship Weight: 27.5
Usually Ships: While Supplies Last
Designed for low abrasion resistance and high impact situations.
Superior Advantages
• Work hardens under heavy impact conditions
• Unlimited pass-over-pass applications
• High operator appeal – smooth running, quiet and minimal sparks
Buildup and joining of manganese steels and carbon steels
Hardness: Up to Rc 54 (3rd pass)No. of Passes: Up to threePolarity: DC ReverseGas: None or 75% Ar, 25% CO2
Typical Applications
• Bucket teeth
• Hammer mill and mill swing hammers
• Tampers and jackhammers
• Impactor crusher bars
Usage ProcedureWhen CRONALLOY EAGLE 7109M-FC is applied via the open arc method, high deposition rates are possible. Weld current of 28-30V/250A will give a deposition of approximately 12lbs./hr.DC current, reverse polarity is preferred for better arc stability. For general hardfacing, wire stickout may vary from 3/4" to 1-1/2". On low current applications (175 – 240 amps), approximately 1" stickout should be maintained.The hardness figures shown are typical, and variations, higher or lowe
Designed for low abrasion resistance and high impact situations.
Superior Advantages
• Work hardens under heavy impact conditions
• Unlimited pass-over-pass applications
• High operator appeal – smooth running, quiet and minimal sparks
Buildup and joining of manganese steels and carbon steels
Hardness: Up to Rc 54 (3rd pass)No. of Passes: Up to threePolarity: DC ReverseGas: None or 75% Ar, 25% CO2
Typical Applications
• Bucket teeth
• Hammer mill and mill swing hammers
• Tampers and jackhammers
• Impactor crusher bars
Usage ProcedureWhen CRONALLOY EAGLE 7109M-FC is applied via the open arc method, high deposition rates are possible. Weld current of 28-30V/250A will give a deposition of approximately 12lbs./hr.DC current, reverse polarity is preferred for better arc stability. For general hardfacing, wire stickout may vary from 3/4" to 1-1/2". On low current applications (175 – 240 amps), approximately 1" stickout should be maintained.The hardness figures shown are typical, and variations, higher or lowe
