1. … cracking, a type of corrosion that can occur in the presence of chlorides at elevated temperatures. Alloy 601 is commonly used in …
  2. … in various aggressive environments, including those containing chlorides. Oxidation Resistance: It provides good resistance to …
  3. … cracking, a type of corrosion that occurs in the presence of chlorides at elevated temperatures. Water Corrosion: Alloy 600 is resistant …
  4. … Very good against acid, neutral or alkaline media, with or without chlorides. Very good resistance at high temperatures, especially against …
  5. … CEWELD 310LMo Tig has been developed primarly to cope with the severe corrosion conditions …
  6. … carbides with special aditives to create cracks. Note: Nihard is seen as not weldable due to the extreme high hardness, please consult …
  7. … composition where Molybdenum % is reduced to form a hybrid alloy between 308H and 316H, operates in temperatures up to 800 °C. CEWELD® …
  8. … 15 kJ/cm should not be exceeded. The working temperature should be between 100°C (212 °F) and 150°C (302 °F) . As welding flux FL 155 should …
  9. … and techniques evolve constantly. Whilst all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained, the …
  10. … when needed and also cut by normal flame. Pattern allows spaces between the plates and offer more wear resistance … Chutes, Slides, …