Stoody, 11965300, MIG Welding Wire, 0.045 in, 60-65 HRC, 195Amps-275Amps, 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

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

• Diameter: 0.045 in
• Amperage: 195-275 A
• Tensile Strength: 60-65 HRC
• Material: Small Primary Carbides in a Martensitic Matrix
• Process: GMAW
• Country of Origin: United States
• Voltage Range: 18-22 V
• Wire Extension: 0.5-0.75 in (13-19 mm)
• Wire Feed Speed: 275-500 ipm (7-12.7 m/min)
• Deposition Rate: 10.9 lbs/hr (260 amps)
• Wire Efficiency: 97%
• Hardness: 60-65 HRC
• Shielding Gas: 75/25 Ar-CO2
• Hot Wear Application Temperature: 1000 F (538 C)
• Impact Resistance: Good
• Abrasion Resistance: Excellent
• Surface Cross Checks: None
• Deposit Layers: 2 Maximum
• Machinability: Poor
• Magnetic Properties: Slightly on Stainless Steel, Yes on Carbon and Manganese Steel