FCW T-O
Low-alloy flux-cored wire for arc-cladding without gas shielding
Product description
Low-alloy cored wire for gas-free arc hardfacing
-Used for rail repair
-Low-alloy steel weld deposit for heavy multi-layer build-up work on carbon steel parts.
Product application instructions
FCW T-O is used for reconstituting or hardfacing parts subject to metal-to-metal wear and moderate abrasion. The deposited metal is machinable
Examples
Crane wheels, wagon wheels, guides, rollers, crane and tractor chain shoes, coupling shaft ends, undercoating before hardfacing on non- or low-alloy steels…
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Buckets, teeth, blades, conveyor chains
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Worms, blades, agricultural tools
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Mining, quarrying and cement parts
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Hardfacing on carbon and low-alloy steels
Welding positions: flat, semi-mounted, semi-descended
Wear resistance
Abrasion
Impact
Metal-Metal
Corrosion
Temperature
Classification
DIN 8555 | EN 14700 |
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MF 1-GF-350-P | T Fe1 |
Chemical analysis (%)
C | Mn | If | Cr | Fe |
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0.15 | 1.5 | 0.8 | 1.5 | Rest |
Mechanical characteristics
Hardness - 3-Layer deposit on mild steel |
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360 HB |
Why choose this cored wire?
1. Protection against severe wear
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Designed to form a hard deposit, often based on chromium carbides or other hard elements, depending on the version.
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Highly effective against :
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abrasion (sand, rock, mud, etc.)
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erosion (particle spray)
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sometimes moderate shocks or adhesion
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2. Gas-free – ideal for outdoor use or field maintenance
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Self-protecting wire: no need for protective gas → perfect for :
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on-site operations
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windy, dirty or hard-to-reach environments
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Can be used with a conventional MIG station equipped for flux-cored wire.