245Tgrade 5 Titanium Tig Wire Electrode/Low Hydride Precipitation/ Heat Treatable/High Corrosion Resistance/100% Ar/Polarity Dcen/
(Pack of
50)
SKU:EG2004245T Item#: EG2004245T
245 T is the most widely used grade of titanium alloy because of its high strength and fatigue resistance.
• Deposits are high-strength
• Low hydride precipitation reduces heat-affected zone embrittlement
• High corrosion resistance
• Heat-treatable
To obtain a sound weld, the joint must be meticulously cleaned. The joint should be thoroughly degreased with MEK, toluene, acetone or another chlorine-free solvent. Apply the solvent with a lint-free cloth. Once degreased, do not touch the joint or any area. If a layer of oxide exists at or near the joint, acid pickling this area is advised. Welding should be performed inside of an argon-filled container so as to protect the weld and the heat-affected zone from the effects of oxygen and nitrogen. For critical applications, welding should be performed in a gas tight chamber thoroughly purged of air and filled with a high purity inert gas. With proper tooling, the titanium joint can be adequately shielded for welding without using a chamber. Both the weld deposit and the heat affected zone must be shielded during welding and until the temperature in the heat-affected zone is below approximately 800°F/427ËšC. If shielding is inadequate, the weld will be brittle. No preheating is required. Use X-Ergon’s Rare Earth or 2% Thoriated Tungsten.
• Tensile strength: 130,000 psi/896 Mpa
• Yield strength: 120,000 psi/827 Mpa
• Elongation: 4%
• Current: DCEN
• Gas: 100% Argon
Product Description
245 T is the most widely used grade of titanium alloy because of its high strength and fatigue resistance.• Deposits are high-strength
• Low hydride precipitation reduces heat-affected zone embrittlement
• High corrosion resistance
• Heat-treatable
To obtain a sound weld, the joint must be meticulously cleaned. The joint should be thoroughly degreased with MEK, toluene, acetone or another chlorine-free solvent. Apply the solvent with a lint-free cloth. Once degreased, do not touch the joint or any area. If a layer of oxide exists at or near the joint, acid pickling this area is advised. Welding should be performed inside of an argon-filled container so as to protect the weld and the heat-affected zone from the effects of oxygen and nitrogen. For critical applications, welding should be performed in a gas tight chamber thoroughly purged of air and filled with a high purity inert gas. With proper tooling, the titanium joint can be adequately shielded for welding without using a chamber. Both the weld deposit and the heat affected zone must be shielded during welding and until the temperature in the heat-affected zone is below approximately 800°F/427ËšC. If shielding is inadequate, the weld will be brittle. No preheating is required. Use X-Ergon’s Rare Earth or 2% Thoriated Tungsten.
• Tensile strength: 130,000 psi/896 Mpa
• Yield strength: 120,000 psi/827 Mpa
• Elongation: 4%
• Current: DCEN
• Gas: 100% Argon
Technical Specifications
| Item#: | EG2004245T |
|---|---|
| Welding Process | TIG |
| Type | TIG |
| Diameter | 1/8 " |
| Base Metal | Titanium |
| Size | 1/8 " |
| UNSPSC #: | 23271810 |
| TAA Compliant: | Yes |
| Weight: | 50.0 lb |
