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Welding alloy

7th June 1968, Page 61
7th June 1968
Page 61
Page 61, 7th June 1968 — Welding alloy
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A welding alloy now available from Dewrance Metals Ltd., is claimed to give excellent corrosion and wear resistance with greater strength than wrought, low-carbon and medium-carbon steels. It is tough and both as cast and as an overlay applied by welding can be ground to a good finish and highly polished.

Since it withstands the corrosive action of a wide range of chemicals. Alloy No. 80 will find applications in tank vehicles for such parts as valve seats, pump shafts, shaft sleeves and impellers. The alloy is said to be little affected by wet chlorine gas, hypochlorite and chlorine dioxide solutions and to have good resistance to various chloride salts as well as to sulphuric, hydrochloric, phosphoric, acetic and nitric acids.

The alloy is available in four forms—as an arc welding electrode, an automatic tube wire, as gas welding rods and "as cast".

Made by: Dewrance Metals Ltd,, 165 Great Dover Street, London, S.W.1.

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