Bainitic and/or martensitic metal deposits are particularly suited for applications combining moderate abrasion and impact.
These consumables are easy to apply and there is no restriction on the deposit thickness; they also have good machinability (depending on the final hardness).
The addition of key elements, such as molybdenum, tungsten or vanadium will increase the performance of the welding deposit, leading to better metal-to-metal and temperature resistance.
An example of this would be tool steel alloys (e.g. ROBODUR K 650-G, which offers a similar analysis to AISI H11 tool steel).
These seamed and seamless wires can be applied manually, with automated welding machines or even with a robot. They offer excellent weldability, and depending on your needs and the application, Welding Alloys can provide the wire on spools, coils or even drums for larger quantity requirements.
Welding Alloys also offer a non-coppered version of the ROBODUR K range. The ROBODUR F range maintains all the features and benefits of the copper version, but is manufactured using a ‘greener’
process (no copper electroplating).
