Stoody, 11974200, MIG Welding Wire, 1/16 in; GMAW, 60-65HRC, Small Primary Carbides

Stoody 964-G deposit is a specially formulated wear resistant alloy which produces a uniform distribution of small primary carbides in a martensitic matrix. The small carbides provide improved wear resistance over martensitic steel, many tool steels, and some conventional chromium carbide alloys. 964-G possesses excellent resistance to impact and plastic deformation. Deposits are crack free on carbon 300 stainless and manganese steels. Other base metals should be preheated and post heated appropriately. The material is characterized by a high hardness and excellent wear resistance. 964-G is recommended for parts where cross checking is undesirable. 964-G offers improved weldability over chromium carbide and many other tool steel welding wires.

Applications

• Tamper feet
• Tire shredders
• Drag line bucket lips
• Auger flights
• Extruder screws
• Tamper tools
• Rendering screws
• Tillage tools
• Slitter blades
• Sugar cane harvesters
• Dredge parts

• Amperage Range: 190 Amps - 330 Amps
• Tensile Strength: 60-65 HRC
• Diameter: 1/16 in.
• Process: GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding)
• Material: Small Primary Carbides in a Martensitic Matrix
• Hot Wear Applications Temperature: Up to 1000 F
• Deposit Layers: 2
• Impact Resistance: Moderate
• Magnetic on Stainless Steel: Slightly
• Magnetic on Carbon Steel: Yes
• Magnetic on Manganese Steel: Yes
• Machinability: Poor
• Surface Cross Checks: None
• Country of Origin: United States