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    VAUTID ASW 145 Engl 041016

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    This document provides information on VAUTID 145, a tubular wire and welding rod material for hardfacing applications requiring high abrasion and heat resistance. It is a high-carbon, high-chromium alloy containing tungsten, vanadium, and niobium carbides. The material produces a hard, carbide-containing weld deposit suitable for applications up to 750°C, though the deposit is brittle and difficult to machine. Recommended uses include fan components, furnace components, and wear parts in high-temperature industrial equipment.

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    This document provides information on VAUTID 145, a tubular wire and welding rod material for hardfacing applications requiring high abrasion and heat resistance. It is a high-carbon, high-chromium alloy containing tungsten, vanadium, and niobium carbides. The material produces a hard, carbide-containing weld deposit suitable for applications up to 750°C, though the deposit is brittle and difficult to machine. Recommended uses include fan components, furnace components, and wear parts in high-temperature industrial equipment.

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    This document provides information on VAUTID 145, a tubular wire and welding rod material for hardfacing applications requiring high abrasion and heat resistance. It is a high-carbon, high-chromium alloy containing tungsten, vanadium, and niobium carbides. The material produces a hard, carbide-containing weld deposit suitable for applications up to 750°C, though the deposit is brittle and difficult to machine. Recommended uses include fan components, furnace components, and wear parts in high-temperature industrial equipment.

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    This document provides information on VAUTID 145, a tubular wire and welding rod material for hardfacing applications requiring high abrasion and heat resistance. It is a high-carbon, high-chromium alloy containing tungsten, vanadium, and niobium carbides. The material produces a hard, carbide-containing weld deposit suitable for applications up to 750°C, though the deposit is brittle and difficult to machine. Recommended uses include fan components, furnace components, and wear parts in high-temperature industrial equipment.

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    VAUTID 145

    Tubular wire and welding rod


    Hardfacing material for highest abrasion and high temperatures

    VAUTID Material characteristics

    FOTO

    Specification Tubular wire electrode DIN EN 14700 T Fe16 gtz


    Welding rod DIN EN 14700 E Fe16 gtz

    Material type High-carbon-high-chromium-molybdenum alloy on iron base with tungsten, vanadium and niobium special
    Alloy components carbides
    C – Cr – Mo – Nb – V – W – Fe

    Weld deposit characteristics VAUTID 145 produces a wear-resistant, primary carbide-containing weld deposit with high hardness at high
    temperatures. The application temperatures should not exceed 750° C. The weld deposit exhibits cracks,
    cannot be machined and has limited shock resistance

    Weld deposit properties Hardness (acc. DIN 32525-4): 60-65 HRC*

    Recommended applications Recommended particularly for the hardfacing of parts subjected to strong abrasion and average shock
    stress as well as high temperatures, e.g. fan components, furnace top bell facing, hot dust ducts, screens or
    sinter crushers

    Standard sizes Tubular wire: Diameter 1,6 / 2,0 / 2,4 / 2,8 / 3,2 mm
    Packing: Mandrels 15 kg, Reels 25 kg, Drums 250 kg
    Welding rods: Diameter 3,25 / 4,0 / 5,0 / 6,0 mm
    Packing: 5 kg packages
    * subject to common industrial fluctuations

    Welding instructions for tubular wires: Welding instructions for welding rods:

    VAUTID 145 tubular wire is welded without inert gas on the +pole (a.c. VAUTID 145 welding rods can be welded with d.c. on the +pole but also
    possible). Weave technique is usual. Preheating of base material and with a.c. The amount of layers should be limited to 2. It is not necessary
    VAUTID 18/8/6 – buffer layers are to be recommended on hard weldable, to re-dry the electrodes prior to welding.
    massive components. The amount of layers should be limited to 2. VAUTID 145 welding rods are high-performance electrodes with a
    deposition rate of 220%.

    Diameter Current (A) Voltage (V) Stick out Diameter Current (A)
    (mm) (mm) (mm)

    1,6 150 – 270 24 – 27 20 – 40 3,25 100 – 120

    2,0 180 – 300 25 – 28 25 – 40 4,0 120 – 160

    2,4 230 – 350 26 – 29 25 – 50 5,0 170 – 210

    2,8 260 – 420 27 – 29 30 – 55 6,0 210 – 250

    3,2 290 – 470 28 – 30 30 – 55

    This data sheet corresponds to the present state of production (October 2016) and can be
    Welding positions (EN ISO 6947): PA, PB changed anytime.

    VAUTID GROUP Phone: + 49 711 / 44 04-0 E-Mail: vautid@vautid.de


    Brunnwiesenstr. 5 Fax: + 49 711 / 44 20 39 Web: www.vautid.com
    73760 Ostfildern

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