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Kobelco Welding Today Special Editions
Low temperature steel
Products Spotlight
A Quick Guide to Suitable Welding Consumables
DW-55E,
DW-A55E
DW-55L,
DW-A55L
DW-55LSR,
DW-A55LSR
DW-A81Ni1
DW-62L,
DW-A62L
DW-A80L
MX-A80L
LB-52NS
NB-1SJ
LB-62L
LB-65L
LB-80L
Heat-resistant low-alloy steel
Products Spotlight
A Quick Guide to Suitable Welding Consumables
CM-A96
CM-A96MB
TG-S1CM
TG-S80B2
PF-200D/US-B2R
G-80/US-B2
MG-S80B2F
CM-A106N
CM-A105D
TG-S2CM
TG-S90B3
MG-S2CMS
CM-A96MBD, PF-200D/US-511ND, CM-A106ND, PF-200D/US-521S
CM-A106H, PF-500/US-521H, CM-A106HD, PF-500D/US-521HD, TG-S2CMH
CM-9Cb, TG-S9Cb, CM-96B9, CM-95B9, TG-S90B9
CM-2CW,
TG-S2CW
CR-12S & TG-S12CRS
Stainless steel
Products Spotlight
Austenitic stainless steel welding consumables for general use (Types 308L, 316L and 309L)
Consumables for overlay welding of pressure vessels (Types 347 and 317L stainless steels)
Welding standard, super and lean duplex stainless steels: AWS E(R)2209, E(R)2594 and E2307
Welding of chemical tankers
H-series stainless steel flux cored wires for high-temperature applications
XR series: Low Cr(VI) stainless steel flux cored wires
T-series stainless steel flux cored wires for sheet metal
Flux cored wires for Ni-based alloy
Flux cored wires for welding hydraulic turbine components
FCW filler rods for TIG root pass welding of pipes
Austenitic stainless steel TIG wire for coal-fired steam boilers: TG-Super304H
7% and 9% Ni steel welding consumables for LNG storage tanks
APPENDIX 1. About stainless steel
APPENDIX 2. Welding of stainless steels
Mild steel and 490MPa HT steel
Products Spotlight
A Quick Guide to Suitable Welding Consumables for Mild Steel and 490MPa High Tensile Strength Steel
Tips for successful welding results
DW-100
Inception of DW-100
Outstanding features
A leader of flux-cored wire
A variety of applications
New things in the traditional
MX-200
Basic characteristics
How shop primer causes porosity
Advantages characteristics
Suitable for automatic welding
MX-100
Inception of MX-100
Unsurpassed features
MX-A100
Fundamental properties
High productivity welding
MX-100T
More resistant to burn-through
Wider toleration of welding currents
Superior bead profiles
MG-51T
Steady short-circuiting at low currents
How to create steady short-circuiting
How to adjust weld penetration
Outstanding wire-feeding and seam-tracking for higher welding efficiency
MG-51T shines in auto parts fabrication
RB-26
Inception of RB-26
Is RB-26 old-fashioned?
RB-26 is superior to other E6013 electrodes on performance
How RB-26 is of international
Committed to quality and customer satisfaction
Something new in the traditional
LB-52U
(1) Excellent Usability in All-position Welding
(2) Superior Crack Resistance and Mechanical Properties
(3) Field-proven Electrode in Worldwide MarketsLB-52-18
Inception of LB-52-18
High deposition rate
Outstanding features
Highly reputed for 45 years
LB-52
Inception of LB-52
Outstanding features
Highly reputed for 50 years
B-14
A history of ilmenite type electrodes
What characteristics highlight B-14
Tips for better weld results with B-14
TG-S50
Basic characteristics
Excellent qualities
TG-S51T
Fundamental properties
Suitable for extended PWHT applications
NO65G
Basic characteristics
Key points in TIG welding of pipes
MF-38/US-36
Basic properties
Outstanding features
Tips for successful welding results
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