Product description

TIG wires for welding NiCu alloys. NiCu 30 Fe (2.4360) Heterogeneous joining of NiCu alloys to Ni, CuNi or non- or low-alloy steels.

Highly resistant to corrosion in marine environments. Undercoating before CuNi plating.

Product application instructions

ALLOY

UNS

DIN

W.Nr.

400

N04400

NiCu30Fe

2.4360

LC – NiCu30Fe

2.4361

G – NiCu30Fe

2.4365

K 500

No5500

NiCu30Al

2.4375

NiCu14FeMo

2.4400

  • Marine piping,

  • Tanks or heat exchangers,

  • Pumps and valves for corrosive environments,

  • Repairs on copper-nickel alloys (CuNi 70/30 or 90/10),

  • Chemical or offshore industry.

Wear resistance

Cracking

Corrosion

Classification

ASME IIC SFA 5.14 DIN 1736
ER NiCu - 7 SG NiCu30MnTi

Typical weld metal composition (%)

C Si Mn Cu Ni
0.02 0.2 3.3 30.0 Rest

All weld metal mechanical properties

Rm (MPa) Rp0.2 (MPa) A5 (%) Av - ISO - V
500 320 35 110 D: - 196°C.

Why choose ABRATIG NiCu7 filler metal?

Choosing ABRATIG NiCu7 (a nickel-copper based alloy) offers several advantages, particularly in terms of resistance to corrosion, cracking and certain marine or chemical conditions.

  1. Excellent corrosion resistance

NiCu7 performs well in :

  • marine environments (seawater, salty atmosphere),
  • weak acid or alkaline environments,
  • chlorinated or sulfur-containing solutions.

This makes it a preferred choice for the naval, chemical and petrochemical industries.

  1. Excellent toughness and ductility

Even at low temperatures, NiCu7 retains good toughness, making it reliable for structures subjected to thermal or mechanical shock.

  1. Very good resistance to hot cracking

Thanks to its balanced composition of nickel and copper, ABRATIG NiCu7 is not susceptible to thermal cracking during welding – a real plus for repairs or delicate assemblies.

  1. Good thermal and electrical conductivity

Copper provides good conductivity, useful in certain technical applications or for welding conductive materials.