Fs410nimo Stainless Flux Wire for High Strength Valve Seat Welding

• Type: Flux-cored Wire
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Flux Containing: Not Containing Flux
• Model NO.: welding wire
• Slag Characteristic: Acidic
• Extended Length: 10-20mm
• Transport Package: Customized
• Specification: 0.8; 1.0; 1.2; 1.6
• Trademark: SURADA
• Origin: Jiangsu, China
• HS Code: 7505220000

Product Description

Product Description

Provide stainless steel flux-cored wire, heat-resistant steel flux-cored wire carbon steel and low alloy steel flux-cored wire, self-protection flux-cored wire, submerged arc welding wire, as well as wear-resistant cladding flux-cored wire suitable for use in different industries and other series of models of welding materials.

Specification

Grades	FS410NM
Package	According to Customer Requirements
Flux Containing	Not Containing Flux
Specification	spool or coil, carton, pallet or wooden case

Features of flux-cored welding wire:

1. Double structure & self-protection mechanism
It consists of a metal outer tube wrapped with a flux core. When heated, the flux core releases protective gas and produces slag, which jointly protects the molten pool. No external gas is required (self-protection type) or can be used with external gas (double protection type)

2. High deposition rate & welding efficiency
The deposition rate can reach 85-90%, which is suitable for automation and industrial mass welding, greatly improving output.

3. Superior welding performance
The arc is stable, spatter is small, the weld is deeply melted, and the strength is high. It can be welded in rusty or lightly polluted environments, and has strong surface tolerance.

4. Wide range of use environment and application
The self-protection type is particularly suitable for outdoor and windy environments. There is no need to carry gas cylinders. It can be used in a variety of welding positions (flat, vertical, overhead, etc.), suitable for medium and thick plates, structural parts, pipelines, shipbuilding, vehicle maintenance, etc.

FAQ

Q1. How to choose the right wire?

A.
-Match the base material: the composition of the wire needs to be the same as the base material (e.g. ER70S-6 for carbon steel, 308L for stainless steel).
-Welding process: Solid wire for MIG/MAG welding; flux-compatible wire for submerged arc welding;
-Flux-cored wires (e.g. E71T-1) are suitable for high deposition rate scenarios.

Q2. What should I do if the wire feeding is not smooth when welding?
A: 
 Possible causes and solutions:
-Wire feeding wheel is worn: replace or adjust the compression.
-Conductive nozzle clogging: Clean or replace the conductive nozzle (hole diameter needs to match the wire).
-Wire feed pipe is bent/dirty: straighten the pipe or clean the internal oil, burrs.
-Wire disk jamming: Make sure the wire disk rotates flexibly and is not tangled.