5716-FW-Wire

Premium Open Arc, Wearfacing Wire for Combating Abrasion with Impact

5716 FW - Chrome Iron

WIRE • Economical, welder friendly wear-facing wire • Resistant to sliding abrasion with some impact •Excellent for crushing and grinding operations

DESCRIPTION:

PROCEDURE FOR USE:

5716 FW is a small-diameter, open-arc wire for applications requiring precise, low-heat deposits. Hexagonal carbides in a Chromium reinforced matrix make 5716 excellent for resistance to grinding, fine particle and 3-body abrasion with low to moderate impact, especially for lower power rated machines and applications that cannot easily be dismantled and moved for hardfacing.

Caution: Although a 2-roll wire drive assembly will work the optimum for maintaining arc voltage stability and consistent and smooth wire feeding is a serrated 4-roll drive assembly. Smooth drive rolls are not recommended!

TECHNICAL DATA: Hardness as-deposited (3-passes max.): 55-58 HRC Wear Data (ASTM G65 Test): 35 mm³ Power Source Type: Constant voltage and Integrated Wire Drive Current & Polarity: DC (+) electrode positive

APPLICATIONS: APPLICATIONS • Cement Grinder Rings • Ash plows • Bucket Lips • Pug Mill Blades • Refuse crusher Rolls • Bucket Teeth

INDUSTRY Cement Public Services, Power Gen. Mining, Quarrying Cement, Materials Scrap Processing, Mining, Quarrying

Step 1: Remove all “old” cracked or spalled weld metal down to a sound base.

Step 2: 5716 has a maximum of 3 layers. Depending on the amount of build-up or repair required, the use of a bond or cushion may be necessary. If unsure, consult a professional.

Step 3: Preheat the part to be hardfaced depending on its air hardenabilty and/or carbon level.

Note: 5716 is an open-arc wire, however CO2 with a 35-45 scfh can be used if desired to cool the gun and reduce fuming.

Step 4: After testing welding conditions on a piece of scrap metal, position the gun head at 70-80° from the vertical in the direction of travel. Continue with a downhand ‘pull’ technique to apply stringer or a slight weaving bead. Avoid excess weaving as it may result in porosity, insufficient penetration, overheating and/or reduced deposit properties.

Note: If welding is interrupted and the part being welded cools to room temperature, make sure to reheat to the original preheat temperature.

Step 5: For hardenable steels slow cooling is advised using blankets, vermiculite, or other environmentally suitable heat-retardant material.

OPEN ARC PARAMETERS DIAMETER

VOLTAGE

AMPERAGE

STICK-OUT

0.045”

24-28

190-210

5/8 ± 1/8”

1/16” (1.6mm)

25-28

190-250

3/4” - 1/16” (Short nozzle)

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Note: Parameter adjustments w Optimum wear resistance keep

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Statement of Liability: Due to variations inherent in specific applications, the technical information contained herein, including any information as to suggested product applications or results, is presented without representation or warranty, expressed or implied. Without limitation, there are no warranties of merchantability or of fitness for a particular purpose. Each process and application must be fully evaluated by the user in all respects, including suitability, compliance with applicable law and non-infringement of the rights of others, and Eutectic Corporation and its affiliates shall have no liability in respect thereof.

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