Stainless Steel Tig Wire ER309L 5kg

Description

Stainless Steel TIG Wire ER309L – 5KG

The Stainless Steel TIG Wire ER309L – 5KG pack is a high-performance filler rod designed for gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) of stainless steels and dissimilar metal joints. The low-carbon composition reduces carbide precipitation and improves resistance to intergranular corrosion, making ER309L filler wire ideal for joining stainless steel to carbon steel or alloy steels. Widely used in fabrication workshops, structural steel manufacturing, and industrial maintenance across South Africa, this TIG wire produces strong, corrosion-resistant weld deposits with smooth bead appearance and reliable arc stability.

Technical Specifications:

• Wire Type: ER309L stainless steel TIG welding filler wire.
• Material Compatibility: Suitable for welding stainless steel, carbon steel, and dissimilar metal combinations.
• Packaging Size: 5KG filler rod pack suitable for workshop and fabrication welding operations.
• Carbon Content: Low-carbon formulation improves corrosion resistance and reduces carbide precipitation.
• Arc Characteristics: Stable TIG arc providing smooth weld bead formation.
• Weld Appearance: Produces clean and consistent weld deposits.
• Penetration Profile: Moderate penetration suitable for structural welding applications.
• Rod Diameters: Common diameters typically include 1.6mm, 2.4mm, and 3.2mm depending on welding requirements.
• Shielding Gas Compatibility: Suitable for use with Argon shielding gas.

Compliance & Standards:

• AWS Classification: AWS A5.9 ER309L stainless steel TIG welding filler wire.
• Dissimilar Metal Welding: Designed for joining stainless steel to mild steel and alloy steels.
• Corrosion Resistance: Provides excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
• Industrial Welding Applications: Suitable for fabrication, cladding, and maintenance welding tasks.

Ideal Application: Recommended for welding stainless steel to mild steel, structural fabrication, industrial maintenance, cladding applications, and repair welding requiring strong dissimilar metal joints.