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3.2mm Stainless 310 TIG

Super 6 347 Stainless Steel TIG Wire 5kg

SKU: 7213-WWVP. Super 6. In Stock. 

From £45.00

  • Mechanical Properties
  • Melting Point ºC: 1440
  • UTS N/mm2: 650
  • Hardness BHN: 180
  • Chemical Composition: C 0.02 | Si 0.40 | Mn 1.50 | Ni 10.0 | Cr 20.0 | Mo 0.60
  • Welding Positions: PA, PB, PC
  • Current Type: DC-
  • Shielding Gas: Pure Argon
  • AWS A5.9 ER 347, EN ISO 14343: 19 9 Nb, BS 2901 347 S96
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Super 6 347 Stainless Steel TIG Wire 5kg

Super 6 347 Stainless Steel TIG Wire guarantees long-lasting welds with its niobium stabilisation and superior corrosion resistance. Ideal for high temperature applications, it’s perfect for 18/8 stainless steel and industries such as chemical, food, and power generation. Get reliable results every time with this 5kg wire.

  • Niobium stabilised stainless steel rod prevents weld decay and offers excellent corrosion resistance. Suitable for use on 18/8 type stainless steel and where the weld is subjected to temperatures above 400ºC.
  • Chemical, food and power generation industries.
SKU Diameter Stock Status  
7213 1 2mm In Stock £47.22 ex VAT £56.66 inc VAT
7214 1 6mm In Stock £47.22 ex VAT £56.66 inc VAT
7215 2 4mm In Stock £45.00 ex VAT £54.00 inc VAT

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