Stainless, nickel, High alloy submerged arc wire, Flux – Lincoln Electric AC-225C User Manual
Page 129: Consumables, Blue max, Submerged arc wire, Submerged arc and electroslag fluxes

Consumables
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General
Name
Class
Polarity
Description
Blue Max
®
Submerged Arc Wire
Blue Max
®
ER308,
DC+
Blue Max
®
S308/308L is designed primarily for submerged arc welding with basic
S308/308L
ER308L
DC-
fluxes. Balanced chromium and nickel levels provide enough ferrite in the weld
metal for high resistance to hot cracking. Recommended Fluxes: Lincolnweld
®
801,
802, 880, 880M, 882, ST-100, and Blue Max
®
2000.
Blue Max
®
ER309,
DC+
Blue Max
®
S309/309L wire is designed for submerged arc welding with basic
S309/309L
ER309L
DC-
fluxes that recover nearly all of the wire chromium in the deposit. Good
resistance to hot cracking. Recommended Fluxes: Lincolnweld
®
801, 802,
880, 880M, 882, ST-100, and Blue Max
®
2000.
Blue Max
®
ER316,
DC+
Blue Max
®
S316/316L is designed for submerged arc welding with basic fluxes
S316/316L
ER316L
DC-
that recover nearly all of the wire chromium in the deposit. Good resistance to
hot cracking. Recommended Fluxes: Lincolnweld
®
801, 802, 880, 880M, 882,
ST-100, and Blue Max
®
2000.
Blue Max
®
ER2209
DC+
Blue Max
®
LNS 4462 is designed for joining duplex (ferritic-austenitic) stainless
LNS 4462
AC
steel.
LNS NiCro 60/20
ERNiCrMo-3
DC±
LNS NiCro is designed for joining nickel-based alloys. Depending on the
AC
application, it is also suitable for welding fully austenitic stainless steels, 9%
Ni-steel and dissimilar joints.
LNS NiCro Mo 60/16
ERNiCrMo-4
DC+
LNS NiCroMo 60/16 is designed for welding CrMoW-alloyed nickel alloys, such as
C-276. Weld deposits are extremely resistant to corrosion environments containing
sulphuric acid and chlorides. Applicable for surfacing in high temperature appli-
cations up to 2192˚F (1200˚C).
Blue Max
®
Submerged Arc and Electroslag Fluxes
Blue Max
®
—
—
Blue Max
®
2000 is a neutral basic flux designed for welding the more difficult
2000
stainless steels such as 347 and 2205 as well as nickel-based alloys. Maximum
toughness and ductility with duplex stainless steels.
Blue Max
®
—
—
Blue Max
®
3000 is a chromium alloyed flux for strip cladding where ferrite content
3000
of at least 4 FN is desired with 309L strip on carbon steel in one layer.
Blue Max
®
—
—
Blue Max
®
4000 is a neutral flux designed for cladding, using the electroslag
4000
welding process with stainless steel and nickel based strip electrodes.
ST-100 —
—
Lincolnweld
®
ST-100 is an alloy flux for use with solid stainless steel wires. It is
formulated to compensate for the chromium in the wire that is not recovered in
the weld deposit.
Diameter
Package
Product
inches
Weight Lbs.
Number
5/64
60C
ED021437
3/32
60C
ED021438
1/8
60C
ED021439
5/32
60C
ED021440
5/64
60C
ED021445
3/32
60C
ED021446
1/8
60C
ED021447
5/32
60C
ED021448
5/64
60C
ED021453
3/32
60C
ED021454
1/8
60C
ED021455
5/32
60C
ED021456
(2.4 mm)
55SSP
ED031313
(3.2 mm)
55SSP
ED031314
(1.6 mm)
33FS
ED032189
(1.6 mm)
55C
ED032164
(2.4 mm)
55C
ED032165
(3.2 mm)
55C
ED032166
(1.6 mm)
33FS
ED032188
(1.6 mm)
55C
ED032152
(2.4 mm)
55C
ED032153
(3.2 mm)
55C
ED032154
N/A
50PLB
ED031857
N/A
44HS
ED029474
N/A
44HS
ED025014
N/A
60PLB
ED031856
N/A
600D
ED012924
Stainless, Nickel
&
High Alloy
Submerged Arc Wire
&
Flux
Blue Max
®
stainless steel wires are designed for use in submerged arc welding, both with chromium-compensating
fluxes like ST-100, and with highly basic unalloyed fluxes like 880, 882, 801, 802 and Blue Max
®
2000.
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Package Code Key:
C = Coil D = Speed Feed
®
Drum (wire) or Steel Drum (flux) F = Fiber Spool HS = Hermetically Sealed Pail PLB = Plastic Bag
SSP = Steel Spool