CORODUR® 56

CLASSIFICATION

DIN EN 14700 | DIN 8555
T Z Fe14 | MF 10-60-G

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

CORODUR 56 is a flux-cored wire electrode, which is highly C- and Cr- alloyed. The high content of hard hypereutectic phases M7C3 makes the alloy suitable for high abrasive wear. The weld deposit has a high corrosion resistance. Best results are achieved by welding in 2-3 layers with max. 10 mm thickness. The deposit should be subjected to little impact stress. Before cladding sensitive
base materials and overlaying old previously hardfaced surfaces a ductile buffering layer of CORODUR 200 K or 250 K is recommended.

APPLICATION

Wear plates, ventilators, coke oven carriage, NI-Hard IV

TYPICAL ALL WELD METAL ANALYSIS (%)

C Si Mn Cr
5,4 1,0 0,4 30,0

TYPICAL ALL WELD METAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

Hardness: 58 – 62 HRc

PARAMETER

Diameter Voltage Amps
1,2 18-24 160-240
1,6 20-26 180-280
2,0 22-26 220-320
2,4 26-30 260-340
2,8 28-30 320-420

FORMS OF DELIVERY

Coil "BS 300" = 15 kg Coil "BS 450" = 25 kg Drums = 300 kg

OA = gasless, SA = Submerged Arc


Corodur Fülldraht GmbH may change the characteristics of the wire without notice. Statements on composition and application are just for the applier’s information. Statements on mechanical properties always refer to the all-weld-metal according to valid standards. We recommend the applier to check our products for their special application autonomously.

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