

ER90S-B3 for P22 & T22
ER90S-B3 welding wire is an AWS A5.28 low-alloy Cr-Mo solid welding wire for P22, T22 and other compatible 2.25Cr-1Mo steels used in high-temperature piping, boiler, refinery and power-generation applications. ER90S-B3 is a 2.25Cr-1Mo low-alloy welding wire designed for compatible P22 and T22 steels. It is commonly used for high-temperature piping, boilers, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, refineries, petrochemical equipment and power-generation systems.

ER90S-B9 for P91 & T91
AWS A5.28 ER90S-B9 solid welding wire for P91, T91, F91 and compatible 9Cr-1Mo-V-Nb steels used in high-temperature and creep-resistant applications. ER90S-B9 is a 9% chromium, 1% molybdenum low-alloy welding wire designed for welding compatible heat-resistant steels used in demanding high-temperature service. Its controlled additions of vanadium, niobium and nitrogen support the required weld-metal properties for creep-resistant steel applications.

ER90S-B91 for P91 Steel
ER90S-B91 welding wire is an AWS A5.28 low-alloy welding wire for P91, T91 and other compatible Grade 91 steels used in high-temperature and creep-resistant applications. ER90S-B91 is a 9Cr-1Mo-V-Nb welding wire designed for compatible P91, T91 and F91 steels. It is commonly used for high-temperature steam piping, boilers, headers, superheaters, reheaters and power-generation equipment where weld-metal chemistry, creep resistance and controlled heat treatment are important.

ER90S-B92 for P92 & T92
ER90S-B92 welding wire is an AWS A5.28 low-alloy Cr-Mo-W-V-Nb solid welding wire designed for P92, T92 and other compatible Grade 92 steels used in high-temperature and creep-resistant applications. ER90S-B92 is a modified 9Cr welding wire designed for P92, T92 and other compatible Grade 92 steels. With a controlled Cr-Mo-W-V-Nb alloy system, it is used for high-temperature piping, boilers, power-generation equipment and other applications requiring long-term creep resistance.

ER70S-A1
ER70S-A1 welding wire is an AWS A5.18 low-alloy solid welding wire containing molybdenum, commonly used for welding compatible low-alloy steels in boiler, piping, pressure-vessel and elevated-temperature applications. ER70S-A1 is a molybdenum-alloyed solid welding wire designed for compatible low-alloy steels and elevated-temperature service. It is commonly used for boiler tubes, piping, pressure vessels, heat exchangers and other industrial applications.

ER100S-G
ER100S-G welding wire is an AWS A5.28 high-strength low-alloy solid welding wire classification for applications requiring ER100-strength weld metal and manufacturer-defined alloy chemistry. The G classification does not define one single fixed alloy chemistry, so the actual chemical composition, mechanical properties and application should be verified from the manufacturer's technical documentation and qualified welding procedure.

ER110S-G
ER110S-G is a high-strength low-alloy solid welding wire classified under AWS A5.28. The G classification does not define one single fixed alloy chemistry, so the actual chemical composition, mechanical properties and application should be verified from the manufacturer's technical documentation and qualified welding procedure.

ER120S-G
ER120S-G welding wire is an AWS A5.28 high-strength low-alloy solid welding wire classification for applications requiring ER120-strength weld metal and manufacturer-defined alloy chemistry. The G classification does not define one single fixed alloy chemistry, so the actual chemical composition, mechanical properties, toughness and application should be verified from the manufacturer's technical documentation and qualified welding procedure.

ER70S-2
ER70S-2 is copper-coated low alloy solid wire, suitable for GMAW (MIG/MAG) and GTAW (TIG) welding processes.

ER70S-G
ER70S-G is copper-coated low alloy solid wire, suitable for GMAW (MIG/MAG) and GTAW (TIG) welding processes.
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