DAIKOWT 66

This type of steel is primarily used for constructing structures with weather-resistant steels, thanks to precise control of copper addition. This ensures corrosion resistance three times higher and a more stable patina compared to traditional carbon-manganese (C-Mn) steel. Its applications include architectural structures, bridges, drainpipes, and chimneys. It is particularly effective against corrosion in seawater, especially in harsh arctic waters with high oxygenation and salinity. It is often used in the welding of microalloyed and C-Mn steels for icebreaker ships and offshore structures. It is essential to preheat based on the thickness of the joint and its restraint. Typically, the material is left in the 'as-welded' condition, without further treatments.