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CHT81 Ni 1

This document summarizes CHT81Ni1 flux cored wire, which is used for welding low alloy steels. It has good plasticity and toughness at low temperatures. The wire contains up to 1.1% nickel and is suitable for welding structures like ships, machinery, and pressure vessels. Typical deposited metal has a tensile strength of 605 MPa, yield strength of 520 MPa, and 25% elongation. The wire must be kept dry and surfaces to be welded must be cleaned before use.

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CHT81 Ni 1

This document summarizes CHT81Ni1 flux cored wire, which is used for welding low alloy steels. It has good plasticity and toughness at low temperatures. The wire contains up to 1.1% nickel and is suitable for welding structures like ships, machinery, and pressure vessels. Typical deposited metal has a tensile strength of 605 MPa, yield strength of 520 MPa, and 25% elongation. The wire must be kept dry and surfaces to be welded must be cleaned before use.

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CHT81Ni1

Flux Cored Wire for Low Alloy Steels


AWS A5.29 E81T1-Ni1C

BS EN ISO 17632- T46 3 1Ni P C 1 H10

GB/T 17493 E551T1-Ni1C

Type of Flux: Rutile


Welding Position: F, H, HF, OH, V, VD
Type of Current: DCEP

Features & Applications


It is used for welding structures fabricated by 550MPa grade high tensile strength steels
and low alloy steels, such as ships, machineries, offshore platforms, pressure vessels,
bridges, petro-chemical facilities and so on. The weld metal has good plasticity and good
low temperature impact toughness.

Chemical Composition of Deposited Metal (%)


C Mn Si S P Ni Cr Mo V
Standard ≤0.12 ≤1.50 ≤0.80 ≤0.03 ≤0.03 0.8-1.10 ≤0.15 ≤0.35 ≤0.05
Typical 0.055 1.35 0.35 0.005 0.015 0.95 0.024 0.10 0.015

Mechanical Properties of Deposited Metal (AW)


Tensile Strength Yield Strength Elongation Impact Value (J) Shield Gas
Rm (MPa) ReL or RP0.2 (MPa) A4 (%)
-30℃ CO2

Standard 550-690 ≥470 ≥19 ≥27


Purity ≥99.98%
Typical 605 520 25 90
X-ray radiographic inspection: Grade Ⅱ

Recommended Current (DC+)


Diameter (mm) 1.2
Current F 120-300
(A) HF 120-280
V, OH 120-260
H 120-280
VD 200-280

Notice: 1) To avoid rust the wire must be kept in dry condition and keep the package in
good condition also before welding.
2) The surfaces to be welded must be cleaned away impurities of oil
contamination, rust, moisture and so on.
3) The heat input must be controlled in welding and when the thickness of base
metal is ≥30mm it should be preheated to 150℃ or more.
4) The flow rate of shield gas should within 20L-25L/min in welding.
5) The wire extention should be 15mm-25mm.

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