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Page 1: Gas Metal Arc - Welding Wires (Solid Wires)

Gas Metal Arc WeldingWires(Solid Wires)

FOR HIGH TENSILE STRENGTH STEEL

FOR HEAT-RISISTING STEEL

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KC-25For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

157

Shielding gas

CO2

ABS

3SA

DNVⅢYMS

LR

3YS H15

KR

3YSG

NK

KSW53G

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-AExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 420

430

T.S(MPa)

min. 480500~640

520

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

33

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27≥ 47

90

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

C0.07

Si0.67

Mn1.20

P0.015

S0.011

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 42 2 C G2Si1 KS D 7025 : YGW14EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 C G3 JIS Z 3312 : G 43 A 0 U C 3AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-3

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesSuited for welds that are subject to enamelling or galvanising due to low Si-contentExcellent performance of root welding for multiple pass weldsSuited for application of sheet metal with superior arc stability on low welding current

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Others: CWB, KS, JIS

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 70 ~ 200 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 70 ~ 200 100 ~ 250

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KC-25MFor mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

158

C0.07

Si0.67

Mn1.20

P0.015

S0.011

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-AExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 420

440

T.S(MPa)

min. 480500~640

540

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

30

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27≥ 47100

Remarks

CO2

MixMix

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 42 2 M G2Si1 KS D 7025 : YGW16EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 M G3 JIS Z 3312 : YGW16AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-3

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesSuited for application of sheet metal with mixture gas and all welding positionsLow slag formation, high deposition rate and superior arc stability

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-26For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

159

Shielding gas

CO2

Mix

ABS

3YSA-

BV

SA3YM-

DNV

ⅢYMS-

GL

3YS-

LR

3YS H15-

KR

3YSG-

NK

KSW53GKSW53G

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-B

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 390

490520

T.S(MPa)

min. 480490~670

570590

El.(%)

min. 22min. 18

3031

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27110120

Remarks

CO2

CO2

Mix

C0.06

Si0.80

Mn1.53

P0.014

S0.010

Ti0.18

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 C G0 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-GEN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 M G0 KS D 7025 : YGW11EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 C G11 JIS Z 3312 : YGW11EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 49A 2 M G11

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesExcellent defect resistant on high heat inputPossible to acheive higher productivity due to low spatter and deep penetrationBeautiful weld apperance on flat or horizontal welding position

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Others: KS, JIS

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-26For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

160

C0.06

Si0.80

Mn1.53

P0.014

S0.010

Ti0.18

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-B

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 390

490520

T.S(MPa)

min. 480490~670

570590

El.(%)

min. 22min. 18

3031

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27110120

Remarks

CO2

CO2

Mix

Others : KS, JIS

Shielding gas

CO2

ABS

3YSA

BV

SA3YM

DNVⅢYMS

GL

3YS

LR

3YS H15

KR

RSW53G

NK

KSW53G

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 C G0 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-GEN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 M G0 KS D 7025 : YGW11EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 C G11 JIS Z 3312 : YGW11EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 49A 2 M G11

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesExcellent defect resistant on high heat inputPossible to acheive higher productivity due to low spatter and deep penetrationBeautiful weld apperance on flat or horizontal welding position

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 70 ~ 200 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 70 ~ 200 100 ~ 250

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KC-27For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

161

Shielding gas

Mix

ABS

3YSA

DNVⅢYMS

NK

KSW53G

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 390

490

T.S(MPa)

min. 480490~670

560

El.(%)

min. 22min. 18

31

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27160

Remarks

MixMix

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 M G0 KS D 7025 : YGW15EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 M G15 JIS Z 3312 : YGW15 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-G

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesSuited for application of automatic pipe welding with carbon dioxide or mixture gasLow spatter and beautiful weld appearancePossible to perform with all welding positions and get high impact value in welds

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Others : JIS

C0.07

Si0.62

Mn1.18

P0.014

S0.010

Ti0.09

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-27For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

162

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 390

490

T.S(MPa)

min. 480490~670

560

El.(%)

min. 22min. 18

31

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27160

Remarks

MixMix

Others : JIS

Shielding gas

Mix

ABS

3YSA

DNVⅢYMS

LR

3YS H15

NK

KSW53G

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 M G0 KS D 7025 : YGW15 EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 2 M G15 JIS Z 3312 : YGW15 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-G

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesSuited for application of automatic pipe welding with carbon dioxide or mixture gasLow spatter and beautiful weld appearancePossible to perform with all welding positions and get high impact value in welds

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.07

Si0.62

Mn1.18

P0.014

S0.010

Ti0.09

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-28For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

163

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-A

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 420

450480

T.S(MPa)

min. 480500~640

550580

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

3028

IV (J)-30℃

≥ 27≥ 47

7080

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

Mix

C0.07

Si0.86

Mn1.53

P0.012

S0.007

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 42 2 C G3Si1 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 42 3 M G3Si1 KS D 7025 : YGW12 EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 3 C G6 JIS Z 3312 : YGW12

: G 49A 3 M G6

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesServed as both carbon dioxide and mixture gas, and stable arc performance in almost welding currentA wide range of use due to low spatter and all welding positionSuited for application of sheet metal on high welding current without burn through

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Others : CCS, RS, CWB, KS, JIS

Shielding gas

CO2

Mix

ABS

3SA3YSA

BV

SA3YM-

DNVⅢYMS

-

GL

3YS-

LR

3YS H15-

KR

3YSG-

NK

KSW53G-

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-28For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

164

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 420

450480

T.S(MPa)

min. 480500~640

550580

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

3028

IV (J)-30℃

≥ 27≥ 47

7080

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

Mix

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 42 2 C G3Si1 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 42 3 M G3Si1 KS D 7025 : YGW12 EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 3 C G6 JIS Z 3312 : YGW12

: G 49A 3 M G6

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesServed as both carbon dioxide and mixture gas, and stable arc performance in almost welding current A wide range of use due to low spatter and all welding position Suited for application of sheet metal on high welding current without burn through

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.07

Si0.86

Mn1.53

P0.012

S0.007

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-A

Example

Others: KS, JIS

Shielding gas

CO2

Mix

ABS

3YSA3YA

BV

-A3YM

DNV

-ⅢYM

GL

-3YS

LR

3YS H153YM H15

KR

3YS3YMG

NK

KSW53GKAW53MG

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-29For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

165

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 4 C G4Si1 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 46 4 M G4Si1 JIS Z 3312 : G 55 A 4 U C G6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 4 U C G6

: G 49A 4 U M G6

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesServed as both carbon dioxide and mixture gas, and stable arc performance in almost welding currentA wide range of use due to low spatter and all welding positionSuited for application of sheet metal on high welding current without burn through

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.08

Si0.99

Mn1.63

P0.015

S0.007

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-A

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 460

510560

T.S(MPa)

min. 480530~680

620660

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

2724

IV (J)-30℃ -40℃

≥ 27≥ 47 ≥ 47

110 10590 80

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

Mix

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-29For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

166

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 4 C G4Si1 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 46 4 M G4Si1 JIS Z 3312 : G 55 A 4 U C G6EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 4 U C G6

: G 49A 4 U M G6

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesServed as both carbon dioxide and mixture gas, and stable arc performance in almost welding currentA wide range of use due to low spatter and all welding positionSuited for application of sheet metal on high welding current without burn through

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.08

Si0.99

Mn1.63

P0.015

S0.007

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-A

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 460

510560

T.S(MPa)

min. 480530~680

620660

El.(%)

min. 22min. 20

2724

IV (J)-30℃ -40℃

≥ 27≥ 47 ≥ 47110 10590 80

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

Mix

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-70S2For mild steel and 490MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

167

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 390

490

T.S(MPa)

min. 480490~670

550

El.(%)

min. 22min. 18

29

IV (J)-30℃

≥ 27≥ 27

80

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

C0.07

Si0.67

Mn1.20

P0.015

S0.011

Ti0.07

Al0.08

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 46 2 C G0 AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-2EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 46 2 M G0 JIS Z 3312 : G 49 A 3 C 2EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 49A 3 C G2

: G 49A 3 M G2

For butt and fillet welding of ship-building, bridges, structural steel, steel buildings, machineries and vehiclesSuited for welding of rimmed or semi-killed steel due to contaning Al, Ti and Zr as strong deoxidantsMainly used for single pass welding, and superior arc stabilitySuited for welding of steels that demand for high impact values on low temperature

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2

Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-55For 540MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

168

C0.07

Si0.92

Mn1.92

P0.012

S0.004

Ti0.18

AWS A5.18EN ISO 14341-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 460

580

T.S(MPa)

min. 480570~770

640

El.(%)

min. 22min. 17

27

IV (J)0℃

≥ 47170

Remarks

CO2

CO2

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 14341-A:2008 : G 50 0 C G0 JIS Z 3312 : YGW18EN ISO 14341-B:2008 : G 55A 0 U C G18AWS A5.18-05 : ER70S-G

For butt and fillet welding of machineries, bridges, heavy equipment and pressure vesselsExcellent mechanical properties on high heat input(40KJ/cm) or interpass temperature(350℃)High deposition rate per unit timeBeautiful weld appearance due to excellent arc stability

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 100 ~ 350 140 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 50 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-60For 590MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

169

Shielding gas

CO2

NK

KSW3Y46G

AWS A5.18EN ISO 16834-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 530

550

T.S(MPa)

min. 550620~820

640

El.(%)

min. 22min. 15

27

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27≥ 47110

Remarks

CO2

CO2

CO2

C0.07

Si0.84

Mn1.95

P0.014

S0.005

Mo0.31

Ti0.17

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 16834-A:2007 : G 55 2 C Z KS D 7025 : YGW21EN ISO 16834-B:2007 : G 62A 2 U C 3M1T JIS Z 3312 : G 57 A 1 U C 3M1TAWS A5.28-05 : ER80S-G

For butt and fillet welding of machineries, heavy equipments, pressure vessels and steel that demand for creep-resistant in high temperatureSuperior arc stability and X-ray soundnessStable weldability on high welding currentBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating data

Approvals

DCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Others: JIS

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZO-90For 620MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

170

AWS A5.28EN ISO 16834-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 600

680

T.S(MPa)

min. 620690~890

740

El.(%)

min. 22min. 14

24

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 27≥ 47110

Remarks

CO2

MixMix

C0.05

Si0.73

Mn1.94

P0.015

S0.006

Mo0.28

Ti0.15

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 16834-A:2007 : G 62 3 M Z JIS Z 3312 : G 62 A 3 M 3M1TEN ISO 16834-B:2007 : G 69A 3 U M 3M1TAWS A5.28-05 : ER90S-G

For butt and fillet welding of machineries, heavy equipments, pressure vessels and steel that demand for creep-resistant in high temperatureSuperior arc stability and sound welds for X-ray testStable weldability on high welding currentBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZH-90For 620MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

171

AWS A5.28EN ISO 16834-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 600

660

T.S(MPa)

min. 620690~890

740

El.(%)

min. 22min. 14

21

IV (J)-60℃

≥ 27≥ 47

60

Remarks

CO2

MixMix

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 16834-A:2007 : G 62 6 M Mn3Ni1Mo JIS Z 3312 : G 62 A 6 U M N2M1TEN ISO 16834-B:2007 : G 69A 6 U M N2M1TAWS A5.28-05 : ER90S-G

For butt and fillet welding of machineries, heavy equipments, pressure vessels and steel that demand for creep-resistant in high temperatureSuperior arc stability and sound welds for X-ray testStable weldability on high welding currentBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.09

Si0.54

Mn1.31

P0.004

S0.001

Ni0.99

Mo0.32

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZH-100For 690MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

172

AWS A5.28EN ISO 16834-B

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 610min. 600

700720

T.S(MPa)

min. 690690~890

760780

El.(%)

min. 16min. 14

2022

IV (J)-20℃

≥ 68(@-50℃)≥ 47

70130(@-50℃)

Remarks

Ar+2% O2

MixMix

Ar+2% O2

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 16834-B:2007 : G 69A 2 U M N3M2 JIS Z 3312 : G 69 A 2 M N3M2AWS A5.28-05 : ER100S-G / ER100S-1

For butt and fillet welding of machineries, heavy equipments and pressure vesselsStable weldability on high welding currentBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter with mixture gas

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Ar+2% O2 (15~25ℓ/min)

C0.05

Si0.26

Mn1.54

P0.008

S0.006

Ni2.00

Mo0.35

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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ZH-120For 830MPa tensil strength steel

Gas Metal Arc Welding

173

Classifications

Description

EN ISO 16834-A:2007 : G 69 6 M Z JIS Z 3312 : G 78 A 6 M 0EN ISO 16834-B:2007 : G 83A 6 U M 0AWS A5.28-05 : ER120S-G

For butt and fillet welding of construction machine, heavy equipment and pressure vesselsStable weldability on high welding currentBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter with mixture gas

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

Ar+5% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min)

C0.06

Si0.52

Mn1.48

P0.002

S0.003

Ni3.42

Mo0.57

AWS A5.28EN ISO 16834-B

Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 400min. 745

820880

T.S(MPa)

min. 830830~1030

890940

El.(%)

min. 22min. 12

1615

IV (J)-60℃

≥ 27≥ 47100100

Remarks

CO2

MixMix

Ar+5% CO2

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-80D2For 0.5%Mo heat-resistant steel

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Classifications

Description

AWS A5.28-05 : ER80S-D2KS D 7120 : YGM-CJIS Z 3317 : YGM-C

For butt and fillet welding of structural steels, boiler and pressure vessels such as 0.5%Mo heat-resistant steelExcellent property of heat-resistant due to alloying MoSuperior tensile strength and impact values after PWHTBeautiful weld appearance due to excellent arc stability and low spatter

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)CO2 : 100% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

AWS A5.28Example

Y.S(MPa)

min. 470610

T.S(MPa)

min. 550690

El.(%)

min. 1725

IV (J)-30℃

≥ 2760

Remarks

CO2

CO2

C0.08

Si0.58

Mn1.85

P0.014

S0.009

Mo0.46

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-80SB2For 1.25%Cr-0.5%Mo heat-resistant steel

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Classifications

Description

EN ISO 21952-B:2007 : G 55 1CMAWS A5.28-05 : ER80S-B2KS D 7120 : YG1CM-GJIS Z 3317 : YG1CM-G

For butt and fillet welding of power stations, heat exchanger and oil refineries such as 1.25%Cr-0.5%Moheat-resistant steelExcellent property of heat-resistant due to alloying Cr and MoSuperior tensile strength and impact values after PWHTBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter with mixture gas

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Ar+2% O2 (15~25ℓ/min)

AWS A5.28EN ISO 21952-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 470min. 470

500

T.S(MPa)

min. 550min. 550

580

El.(%)

min. 19min. 17

25

IV (J)20℃

≥ 27≥ 47

80(@0℃)

Remarks

PWHT, Ar+2% O2

PWHTPWHT, Ar+2% O2

C0.09

Si0.54

Mn0.51

P0.015

S0.006

Cr1.26

Mo0.45

PWHT : 620℃x1Hr

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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Classifications

Description

EN ISO 21952-A:2007 : G CrMo1SiAWS A5.28-05 : ER80S-GKS D 7120 : YG1CM-AJIS Z 3317 : YG1CM-A

For butt and fillet welding of power stations, heat exchanger and oil refineries such as 1.25%Cr-0.5%Moheat-resistant steelExcellent property of heat-resistant due to alloying Cr and MoSuperior tensile strength and impact values after PWHTBeautiful weld appearance due to low spatter with mixture gas

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Mix : Ar+20% CO2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.07

Si0.51

Mn1.14

P0.011

S0.004

Cr1.40

Mo0.54

AWS A5.28EN ISO 21952-AExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 470min. 355

560

T.S(MPa)

min. 550510645

El.(%)

min. 19min. 20

27

IV (J)20℃

≥ 27≥ 47

240(@0℃)

Remarks

PWHTPWHT, Mix

PWHT : 690℃x1Hr

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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KC-90SB3For 2.25%Cr-1%Mo heat-resistant steel

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Classifications

Description

EN ISO 21952-B:2007 : G 62 2C1MAWS A5.28-05 : ER90S-B3KS D 7120 : YG2CM-GJIS Z 3317 : YG2CM-G

For butt and fillet welding of power stations, heat exchanger and oil refineries such as 2.25%Cr-1%Mo heat-resistant steelExcellent property of heat-resistant due to alloying Cr and MoSuperior tensile strength and impact values after PWHT Beautiful weld appearance due to low spatter with mixture gas

Polarity and Shielding gas

Typical chemical composition of wire (%)

Typical mechanical properties of all-weld metal

Operating dataDCEP (DC+)Ar+2% O2 (15~25ℓ/min.)

C0.09

Si0.47

Mn0.66

P0.010

S0.014

Cr2.31

Mo1.00

AWS A5.28EN ISO 21952-BExample

Y.S(MPa)

min. 540min. 540

570

T.S(MPa)

min. 620min. 620

660

El.(%)

min. 17min. 15

24

IV (J)20℃

≥ 27≥ 47

80(@-20℃)

비 고

PWHT, Ar+2% O2

PWHTPWHT, Ar+2% O2

PWHT : 690℃x1Hr

Dia.(mm) 1.2 1.4

Current(Amp.)

Flat (PA/1G) 120 ~ 350 150 ~ 400Vertical (PF/3G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

Overhead (PE/4G) 80 ~ 180 100 ~ 250

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If it becomes high① Weld metal width becomes wide.② Reinforcement of welds becomes high.③ Spatter loss becomes low.

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Welding direction

As the appearance and properties of the deposited weld metal varies broadly in accordance with thewelding conditions, select the welding conditions carefully.The welding conditions and their effects are shown in Fig.1.

If it is leaned to opposite to welding direction① Weld metal width becomes narrow.② Reinforcement of welds becomes high.③ Penetration becomes deep.

If it is too large① Spatter loss becomes high.② Arc becomes unstable.③ Penetration becomes shallow.

It becomes long (wire feeding speed is fixed)① Welding current decreases.② Arc length becomes long.③ Penetration becomes shallow.

If it is too high ① Porosity appears.If it is too low;① Nozzle is prone to clogged with spatters.② Long time welding is impossible.③ It is difficult to see the welding line..

If it becomes long① Weld metal width becomes wide.② Reinforcement of welds becomes

low.③ Penetration becomes shallow.④ The undercuts are prone to appear.

If much oil and rust are on it, porosity appears.

If the gas flow is little or the wind is strong, porosity appears. The transfer mode of molten drop varies in accordance with the type of gas.

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The large-packaged wire reduces the time loss for changing the wire, which is particularly effective forrobotic welding and other automatic welding.

① Please load and fix at pallet when conveying. Use cart to keep on the horizontal status whentransporting separately.

② Please clean up the inside of cable once or twice a week for smooth supply of wire. (Use high pressure air)

③ Use the press board in the pack as equipped status when supplying. Do not lift up or pull out while using, it may cause the tangle.

④ Before use, remove and pull out silica-gel to remove the moisture in the pack or spring for fixing toprevent trembling during transfer.

⑤ The pack might get humid, so keep it at the dry place.

507×820

507×820

507×870

660×820

660×870

660×820

Small Pack

Small Pack

Small Pack

Large Pack

Large Pack

Large Pack

200, 250

250

300

350,400

450

350, 400

0.8, 0.9, 1.0

1.2, 1.4

1.6

Dia.(mm) Weight (kg) RemarksPack

Outer Dia.(mm)×Height (mm)

Large Pack660×870450

Typical applications

Typical chemical composition of all-weld-metal (%)

Suggestions for handling

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① Please open up the cover and pull out the silica-gel and spring for fixing outside of the pack.② Fix up the head cap on the pack and link projecting bolt on the upper part of head cap with the adapter

of cables.③ Please link the part of rubber safety-tube to cables with welder suppling device using the fixing device.④ Please use with withdrawing through the withdrawal device by cutting the wire fixed on the press valve

inside of the pack.

Rubber tube

Adapter

Nut for cable connection

Head Cap

Press boardPress board fixing band

Wire

Drum

Silica-gel

Handle

Conduit cable

Spring for fixing

Rubber tubePlug

Typical applications

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