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DAIKOFLUX 470-W
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Aluminate-rutile agglomerate flux optimized for welding general carbon and low alloy steels with yield strength up to 355MPa and thickness less than 25 mm. It is particularly suitable for welding at high speed, up to 2 meters / minute and a maximum of three passes, ensuring an excellent appearance of the bead, absence of marginal incisions and excellent detachment of the slag.
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SAW
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0.5
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S A AR 1 87 AC
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DAIKOFLUX 480-W
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Agglomerated semi-basic flux for carbon steel ad low alloy steels for general application with excellent welding performance for single and multilayer application. It can be used for single, tandem, twin and multi wire welding systems with an excellent slag removal also in narrow groove welds and thick wall sections. It is suitable for both AC and DC welding.
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SAW
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1.7
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DAIKOFLUX 490-W
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Fluoride-basic flux with high basicity and low impurity levels such as P and S for joining carbon steel and low alloy steels. Specific for structural steels with high resistance, such as pressure vessels, boilers and pipes. Thanks to the low oxygen levels in the weld deposits excellent mechanical properties and high toughness values at low temperature are achieved. Neutral slag-reactions behavior ensures chemical analysis of the weld metal to be controlled by appropriate selection of wire electrodes. Suitable for welding on D.C. and A.C. both in single and tandem wire processes.
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SAW
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3.1
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S A FB 1 55 AC H5
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DAIKOFLUX 491-W
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Fluoride-basic flux with high basicity and low impurity levels such as P and S for critical applications and thick sections for high toughness at low temperatures, down to -60 °C. Suitable for high tensile steel such as S690QL. Thanks to the low oxygen levels in the weld deposits excellent mechanical properties and high toughness values at low temperature are achieved. It shows excellent weldability and weld bead appearance and can be used for multi wire applications requiring high deposition rate and good slag removal are required. Suitable for welding on D.C. and A.C. both in single and tandem wire processes and multi-wire processes.
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SAW
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3
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S A FB 1 55 AC H5
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Prodotto | Descrizione | Processo | B.I. | ISO 14174:2019 |
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DAIKOFLUX 493-W
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Highly basic agglomerated flux for low alloy and martensitic steels (400 series).
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SAW
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3.1
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S A FB 1 55 DC H5
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Prodotto | Descrizione | Processo | B.I. | ISO 14174:2019 |
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DAIKOFLUX 982
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Semi-basic prefused flux for Cr-Mo steels (e.g. p5, p9, p91) and austenitic stainless steels. Also suitable for nickel base alloys. The metallurgical behaviour of the flux is C-neutral with low Si and Mn pick-up without Cr compensation. Both for welding DC using single wire and DC/AC for multi-wire processes. Weld beads are smooth and free of slag residuals with flat weld interfaces even in narrow gaps and on preheated work pieces.
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SAW
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1.3
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S F CS 1 63 DC (LOW ALLOY);S F CS 2 5742 DC (STAINLESS)
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Prodotto | Descrizione | Processo | B.I. | ISO 14174:2019 |
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DAIKOFLUX 303
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Semi-basic flux for welding and cladding of austenitic and heat resistant stainless steels.
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SAW
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1.6
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S A FB 2 5635 DC
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DAIKOFLUX 900-W
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Specially designed semi-basic flux for welding and cladding austenitic and Duplex/Superduplex. This neutral flux grants outstanding results in the welding of the standard austenitic and heat-resisting stainless steels. It can be used for joint-and overlay welding of nickel alloys. Characterized by smooth flat weld beads in fillet welding with a finely ripped surface and almost self-releasing slag.
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SAW
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1.9
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S A AF 2 5644 DC H5
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Prodotto | Descrizione | Processo | B.I. | ISO 14174:2019 |
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DAIKOFLUX 960-W
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Basic neutral agglomerated flux for heavy thickness welding/cladding of nickel base alloys. Typical applications are groove welding commercially pure nickel to itself and to steels, and overlaying carbon steels with the ER Ni-1 filler metal. The flux is also suitable to use with ER NiCr-3 and ER NiCrMo-3 for overlaying and multi-pass welding.
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SAW
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3.5
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SA AF 2
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Prodotto | Descrizione | Processo | B.I. | ISO 14174:2019 |
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DAIKOFLUX 930
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High basic, agglomerated and neutral flux, without alloy–compensation, designed for stainless steel strip cladding with electroslag process. It grants excellent slag removal without slag residuals, especially in combination with Nb–alloyed strips, both in the first layer on preheated substrates and in subsequent layers. The flux allows to have smooth weld bead appearance and low dilution.
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ESW
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4.6
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ES A FB 2B 5644 DC
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DAIKOFLUX 937AS
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Neutral agglomerated non-compensating flux for coating and plating with stainless steel strips of the series EQ300 / EQ400 (without Nb) according to A5.9. Characterized by excellent slag removal, the flux has a low hydrogen recovery, which makes it particularly suitable for welding heat resistant steels such as type A387. The appearance of the weld bead is smooth and the overlaps are free of marks while the chemical behavior is constant, typical of an unbound flux. The flow is highly viscous and creates a containing effect for the weld pool. This feature brings exceptional benefits in the coating of small diameter cylinders.
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SAW
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1.2
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S A CS 2 5644 DC
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DAIKOFLUX 940
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Neutral agglomerated basic flux for high-speed cladding with nickel base strips for submerged arc welding process. Thanks to the very high resistance to hot cracking, it can be used to obtain a fully austenitic weld metal. Excellent slag removal together with good wettability grant a smooth weld surface.
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ESW
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4
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ES A FB 2
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DAIKOFLUX 942AS
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Basic flux for cladding with nickel-based strip for submerged arc welding.
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SAW
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2.3
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SA AB 2
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DAIKOFLUX 944
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High basic, agglomerated neutral flux for nickel base strip cladding with electroslag processes, with or without magnetic steering. It shows Smooth weld bead and excellent slag removal without slag residuals both in the 1st layer on preheated substrates and in subsequent layers or when joint cladding.
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ESW
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4.6
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ES A FB 2B 5644 DC
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