Manganese steel
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Manganese steel
- Buffer layers - Build up - Cladding - Joining
- Cast iron
- Dissimilar & stainless steels
- Metal-to-Earth wear
- High impact, high abrasion
- High stress, high abrasion
- Overalloyed solutions
- Severe abrasion
- Severe abrasion with corrosion
- Severe abrasion with erosion
- Severe abrasion with erosion, temperature
- Severe impact
- Metal-to-Metal wear
- Cold wear
- Hot wear (tool steel)
- Hot wear with corrosion & thermal fatigue
- Superalloy Hardfacing
- Cobalt base superalloys
- Iron base superalloys
- Nickel base superalloys
- Tungsten carbide base superalloys
Available forms
Hardness
Major hard-phase(s)
Suitability - Abrasion
Suitability - Corrosion
Suitability - Erosion
Suitability - Impact
Suitability - Temperature
- EN 14700 alloy category: Z Fe 9
- Available forms: welding electrodes, cored wires
- Major alloying elements: C, Si, Mn, Cr, Fe
- Major hard-phase(s): -
- Hardness as per DIN 32525-4: 200 - 300 HB (as welded) 400 - 500 HB (work hardened)
- Service temperature: 250 C
- Weld deposit density: ~ 8 g/cc
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- EN 14700 alloy category: Fe 9
- Available forms: welding electrodes, cored wires
- Major alloying elements: C, Si, Mn, Cr, Ni, Fe
- Major hard-phase(s): -
- Hardness as per DIN 32525-4: 200 - 250 HB (as welded) 400 - 500 HB (work hardened)
- Service temperature: 250 C
- Weld deposit density: ~ 8 g/cc
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