DIE-BUILD-E
Basic-coated low-carbon alloy steel electrode similar to H12, offering superior high-temperature wear resistance and hot cracking resistance.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
• Low-carbon alloy steel weld metal, H12-equivalent.
• Excellent hot cracking and thermal shock resistance.
• Superior high-temp wear resistance vs. DIE–BUILD–N.
• As-welded hardness: 41–45 HRC, machinable.
Applications
STANDARD:
DIN EN 14700 E FE 3-45-SPT
ALLOYING ELEMENTS:
C, Si, Mn, Cr, Mo, Ni, W, V
HARDNESS:
41-45 HRC
| Size | Welding Amprerage |
|---|---|
| 3.15 mm | 80-110 A |
| 4.00 mm | 100-140 A |
| 5.00 mm | 130-170 A |
Product Specification
• Ideal for large composite dies and extensive repairs.
• Maintains hardness and wear resistance at elevated temperatures.
• Hardness adjustable via post-weld heat treatment or tempering.
• High resistance to thermal shock.
• Low carbon, Cr-Mo-V alloy similar to H12.
• Designed for hot-working applications with superior wear resistance.
• Keep electrodes completely dry.
• Remove fatigued/work-hardened material by gouging or grinding.
• Preheat base metal 300–550 °C (depending on die size/thickness).
• Use stringer beads, short arc; weave ≤3× electrode dia.
• Peen weld deposit after welding.
• Control hardness with post-weld heat treatment/tempering.
• Building and repair of large hot-forging composite dies.
• Lining of tools, dies, rotary drills, piercing tools, mandrills.
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