Product description

– Flux-cored wire for semi-automatic gas-shielded hardfacing

– Unsurpassed weldability

– Deposition rates 20% higher on average than corresponding solid wires

– Deposited metal is a high-speed steel that retains its hot hardness up to 600°C

– No moisture pick-up, perfect pay-off quality

Product application instructions

APPLICATIONS

Used for the manufacture or repair of high-speed steel tools and the hardfacing of cutting edges on non- or low-alloy steels. Hardfacing of parts subject to metal-to-metal wear without major impact.

Examples: Machining tools, cold shear blades, milling cutters, knives, wire guides, etc.

Welding positions: Can be welded both flat and in position (1.2 & 1.6 mm). Adapt transfer mode and welding parameters as for solid wire.

Wear resistance

Abrasion

Impact

Metal-Metal

Corrosion

Temperature

Classification

EN 14700
T ZFe4

Chemical analysis (%)

C Mn If Cr Mo W+ Nb + V Fe
1.2 0.5 0.25 5.0 7.6 <6 Rest

Mechanical characteristics

Hardness: As welded, 3 layer deposit on mild steel
58 - 62 HRc

Why choose this cored wire?

  1. Metal-to-metal wear resistance

Perfect for parts exposed to slippery or sticky friction between metal surfaces.

Reduces the risk of seizing or cold welding.

  1. Tenacious, moderately hard deposit

Typical hardness around ~40-45 HRC, with good grip and resistance to cracking.

Suitable for parts subject to moderate to high mechanical stress.

  1. Good erosion resistance

Effective in environments where metal is exposed to particle flows, steam or charged liquids.

  1. Multi-layer reloading possible

Can be applied in several passes, enabling worn surfaces to be rebuilt while providing long-lasting protection.

  1. Versatility

Suitable for a wide range of parts such as axles, rollers, spans, slides, rails or hooks.