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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.
AWS A5.28 ER80S-Ni1 low-alloy welding wire with approximately 1% nickel for low-temperature and high-toughness steel applications, including pipelines, pressure vessels, tanks, offshore structures and oil & gas equipment. ER80S-Ni1 is a 1% Ni solid welding wire designed for compatible low-alloy and fine-grained steels where good weld-metal toughness at sub-zero temperatures is required. ER80S-Ni1 is available for GMAW/MIG and GTAW/TIG applications, subject to product form and specification.
ER80S-B2 welding wire is an AWS A5.28 low-alloy Cr-Mo solid welding wire for P11, T11 and other compatible 1.25Cr-0.5Mo steels used in high-temperature and pressure applications. ER80S-B2 is a 1.25Cr-0.5Mo low-alloy welding wire designed for compatible P11 and T11 steels. It is commonly used for high-temperature piping, boiler components, pressure vessels, heat exchangers, refineries, petrochemical equipment and power-generation applications.
E6013 is a carbon steel SMAW electrode with high-titania potassium coating. It provides soft, stable arc and low spatter with attractive rippled weld beads, and excels at thin plate welding.
E316L-16 is a low-carbon covered electrode for shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), classified under AWS A5.4. It is primarily used for welding 316L and compatible molybdenum-bearing austenitic stainless steels. Its chromium-nickel-molybdenum weld-metal composition is designed for suitable corrosive service environments. The low carbon limit helps reduce chromium carbide precipitation, while molybdenum contributes to resistance against pitting and crevice corrosion.
ER5183 is an aluminum-magnesium-manganese filler metal classified under AWS A5.10. With 4.3–5.2% magnesium, it is commonly selected for compatible high-magnesium aluminum alloys, including 5083 and 5086. Available in MIG wire and TIG filler rod forms, ER5183 is used in selected marine, transportation and low-temperature applications. Confirm the base alloy, service conditions and required properties before ordering.
ER4047 aluminum welding wire is an Al-Si filler metal containing 11–13% silicon under the AWS A5.10 classification. Its high silicon content provides good weld pool fluidity and a relatively low melting range. Available in MIG wire and TIG rod forms, ER4047 is considered for compatible aluminum casting repairs and selected aluminum joining applications. Confirm the base alloy and required weld properties before ordering
ER5356 is an aluminum-magnesium welding filler metal containing 4.5–5.5% magnesium. Classified under AWS A5.10 and EN ISO 18273, it is commonly used for compatible 5xxx-series aluminum alloys and selected 6xxx-series applications. It is commonly selected for compatible 5052, 5083, and 5086 aluminum alloys, as well as selected 6xxx-series applications. Filler metal selection depends on the base alloy, service conditions, and applicable welding procedure.
ER4043 aluminum welding wire is a widely used Al-Si filler metal for aluminum fabrication and repair. Its silicon content promotes good weld-pool fluidity and wetting, making it a common choice for compatible 6061 and 6063 aluminum alloys and selected aluminum-silicon castings. GD WELD supplies ER4043 in MIG solid wire and TIG rod forms. Choose the appropriate product according to your base-metal grade, welding process, joint requirements, and service conditions.
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