Sahara Enterprises

Smaller expansion coefficient, higher resistanceand ductility, less fracture generation.60% Ni weld. It can be combined with Nilox orAW 127 in critical joints like an anti-frictionmaterial.

Round off edges with electrode (cut-weld) to avoid angles and for a better material depositremove rust, grease and other pollutants from the surface to be welded.Plug the holder to the positive (inverse polarity) or AC; proceed to deposit material in straightlines or broad patterns in order to avoid overheating the area, smash every deposit while stillhot.When the piece is finally welded, it should not be exposed to a sudden reduction of temperature,cover it with lime or dry asbestus.

Seals perfectly the bevel walls, allowing porefree joints. Not machinable.
Before applying the alloy, make sure the piece is free of rust, grease or layers of worn out metal.Plug the holder to the positive (inverse polarity) or AC; reducing amperage to a minimum.Proceed to deposit the material in straight line or in a short pattern (1" length max) to avoid theelectrode oscillation.Smash the deposit while hot.Cover it with lime or dry asbestus and allow the piece to cool down slowly

Uses a minimum of working amperage withoutporosity and undercuts. It's great elongationallows to absorb residual stress inside thewelded part.3
For a better and cleaner finish take special care in removing rust, grease and other pollutantsfrom the metal base to be welded in order to avoid cracks and pores. Beavel edges in "V" shape,before welding trying to round off the angles.Plug the holder to the negative (direct polarity) and proceed to deposit material in straightlines or using the broad patterns technique to avoid over heating the area.Smash slightly every deposit in the bevel face while still hot, remove slag before applying anew deposit.When the piece is finally welded, it should not be exposed to a sudden reduction of temperature,cover it with lime or dry asbestus.