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Stick Electrode for Weld Overlay

Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)

NanoSteel stick electrode for weld overlay applications is a patented steel alloy based on nanotechnology which forms a microstructure with grain sizes refined to a near nanoscale (≤ 400 nm).

The near nanoscale microstructure provides a unique combination of high hardness and toughness properties, resulting in
• High wear resistance
• Superior strength performance over conventional steels
• Uniform hard matrix with maximum hardness consistent throughout the entire weld layer
• Better price/performance ratio since less material is required to exceed conventional alloy performance
 
 
Product Specs
Brand Name Super Hard Steel® (SHS)
Application Process Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
Available Electrode SHS 9700E SMAW
Alternatives to Chrome carbides, complex carbides and tungsten carbides
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SHS 9700E SMAW Technical Data (PDF) | MSDS (PDF) |
Product # Diameter Packaging Rockwell C
Hardness
Wear Resistance
ASTM G65-04
AWS
Classification
SHS9700E40 5/32" / 4.0 mm 10 lb & 50 lb 67 - 70 HRc 0.12 - 0.14 g (+/- 0.03) None
Cost Effective Wear Performance
Material chemistry contains no tungsten, molybdenum and nickel, which makes SHS 9700E a cost effective alternative to complex carbides and tungsten carbides.
 
High deposition rate provided by low flux formulation.
 
Wear resistance is superior to most chrome carbides and complex carbides.
 
Maintains high hardness in high temperature environments.
Applications
Mining Field repairs on parts exposed to severe sliding abrasion, high metal-to-metal friction
 

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