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Rods for GTAW of AlMg alloys. Mg-content max. 2,8% to obtain intergranular corrosion resistance. Seawater-resistant weld metal. For obtaining near-matching coloured joints where anodizing is required. Pre-heating 150°C for plates > 15 mm.

Rods for GTAW of AlMg containing up to 3% Mg. Seawater-resistant weld metal. Good colour matching with base metal after anodizing. Base material should be cleaned near the seam. Pre-heating 150°C for plates > 15 mm.

Solid wire for GMAW and GTAW of AlMg alloys. The weld metal is resistant to seawater. Base material should be cleaned near the seam. Pre-heating 150°C for plates > 15 mm.

Zirconium micro-alloyed aluminium TIG rod. The weld metal is uncritical in terms of hot cracks. Suitable especially for complicated welding constructions with critical tensions. Base material should be cleaned near the seam. Pre-heating 150°C for plates > 15 mm.

Solid wire for AlMg alloys containing up to 5% Mg. Seawater-resistant weld metal. Good colour matching with base metal after anodizing. Thorough cleaning of the workpiece bevels is necessary. Thicker plate materials require preheating to 150°C.

Solid wire for GMAW of AlMg alloys containing up to 5% Mg. Seawater-resistant weld metal. Susceptible to stress corrosion cracking if exposed to service temperatures > 65°C. Good colour matching with base metal after anodizing. Thorough cleaning of the workpiece bevels is necessary prior to welding.

Solid wire for GMAW of AlMg alloys containing up to 5% Mg. Seawater-resistant weld metal. Susceptible to stress corrosion cracking if exposed to service temperatures > 65°C. Good colour matching with base metal after anodizing. The welding consumable contains Ti for grain refinery. Thorough cleaning of the workpiece bevels is necessary prior to welding.

Rod for GTAW of AlCu alloys. Low melting point and excellent penetration characteristics. Provides superior wetting characteristics compared to Union AlCu 6 Mn when welding AlCu alloys, the strength, on the other hand, is lower. Superior resistance to stress corrosion cracking where high-temperature properties are required. The weld metal is not suitable for anodizing for decorative purposes. Thorough cleaning of the workpiece bevels is necessary prior to welding.

Is used for aluminium-silicium casting alloy with a Si-content up to 12%. Good mechanical characteristics, excellent corrosion resistance and a low melting point ensure high-quality welding results.

Rods for GTAW of AlSi containing up to 5% Si. Oxyacetylene welding respectively brazing with suitable fl uxes possible. The weld metal is not suitable for anodizing for decorative purposes. Very fl uid weld pool. Base material should be cleaned near the seam. Pre-heating 150 - 200°C for plates > 15 mm. Do not use for welding hardenable alloys is highly stressed zones.

UTP 485 is an aluminium stick electrode with 5% Si and a special coating. It is suitable for joining and surfacing AlSi alloys with a Si content of up to 7% and for dissimilar joints of different Al-alloys, such as: 3.3206 AlMgSi 0.5 - 3.2371 G-AlSi 7 Mg 3.3210 AlMgSi 0.7 - 3.2341 G-AlSi 5 Mg 3.2315 AlMgSi 1 - 3.2151 G-AlSi 6 Cu 4 3.3211 AlMg 1 SiCu UTP 485 is suitable for welding plates of wall thicknesses> 2 mm. The soft arc produces a fl at, fi newly-rippled weld seam. Easy slag removal.

UTP 49 for welding of aluminium alloyed with manganese and magnesium. Also excellent for joining dissimilar grades of aluminium. Suitable for seawater applications. Unique self-lifting slag. Pure white coating outlasts conventional products in moisture resistance. Available in hermetically sealed aluminium tins.