Product description

TIG wire for gas-shielded welding of creep-resistant low-alloy molybdenum carbon steels (0.5Mo) at temperatures up to 500°C.

Product application instructions

Welding steels: 15D3 – 18MD4 – 05

19Mn5 – 15Mo3 – GS22Mo4 – St 35,8 – St 45,8 – 17Mn4 – 19Mn5 – 15Mo3 – StE255 .

BS 1504 GR 245 – BS 3100 Gr B1

-pressure structures,

-mechanically stressed parts (shafts, frames, etc.),

-equipment subject to shock or vibration.

Wear resistance

Temperature

Classification

AWS A5.28 ISO 14341-A
ER80S-D2 G4Mo

Chemical analysis (%)

C If Mn Mo Cu Fe
0.8 0.7 1.8 0.5 0.2 Rest

Mechanical characteristics

Rm (MPa) Re (MPa) A5 (%) KV
620 500 (after heat treatment) 25 20°C -> 140 J

Why choose ABRATIG Mo filler metal?

Choosing ABRATIG Mo as a filler metal is an excellent solution for welding certain low-alloy steels, especially those used in mechanically or thermally demanding environments. Here’s why we prefer it:

  1. Ideal for manganese-molybdenum (Mn-Mo) steels

The ER80S-D2 mainly contains :

-manganese (Mn) to improve mechanical strength and toughness,

-molybdenum (Mo) to enhance creep and hot fracture resistance.

–> Recommended for low-alloy steels such as AISI 4130, 4140, or steels used in boiler making, piping and mechanical engineering.

  1. Excellent mechanical strength

It produces welds with tensile strengths in the 550-700 MPa range, superior to conventional carbon steels.

  1. Good heat resistance

Thanks to its molybdenum content, ER80S-D2 welds hold up well at high temperatures, making it suitable for workpieces up to 500-600°C.

  1. Good heat treatment performance

Welds made with this filler metal accept post-weld heat treatment (PWHT), enabling mechanical properties to be adjusted as required.