What materials have you welded?
Tue, 31 Aug 2021 16:59:37 GMT
I was just wondering what materials y'all have welded on? My list goes as follows; plain carbon steel (sae 1018), medium carbon steel (sae 4130), HSLA (A36, A500), Titanium (Grades 1-5), Nickel alloys (Inconel 625, Hastelloy C-276), Aluminum (3000, 5000, 6000 series), Stainless Steel (300 series) and Copper (Cupranickel 90/10 copper/nickel).Just wondering what variety of metals people have experience with.
Reply:Titanium 1,2,5,7, Zirc702, Hastalloy C-276,C-2000,Incoloy825,Inconel600, Stainless 304,308,316,316 to carbon steel,2507 to 316,2507,2209 Carbon Steel fcaw all position 71t-1 Gmaw all position s-4 chromemoly B2&3 er80-90 and smaw mildsteel, chromemoly b2 -b3 stellite,hardalloy tantalum copper bonded to copper, tantalum, copper this is some of my experience im sure i forgot some
Reply:unobtanium.
Reply:Mac Thats the most expensive material i've never seen we wont even think about using unobtanium! Have you seen the price of that stuff lately its out of this world
Reply:Is unobtainum related to transparent aluminum?
Reply:Just the typical boring 1018 - 1028 steel, some 303 stainless and various 6000 series aluminum. Once, just for a laugh, I attempted to fabricate a copper box using my Pro-Mig 175 MIG unit & 100% Argon. I used it like a TIG machine with a piece of 14g copper ground wire for filler. It boogered up the electrode tip a little, but the joints flowed well.There are no small projects
Reply:Off the top of my headAluminum6000 series505220247075 ( I know not recommended)A356 castTitaniumComm Pure6al4vStainless300 series (it all welds the same)15-515-717-517-7SteelA36A5001018-102041304340Nickel alloysInconel 625Inconel 718Hastelloy XCopperand of course all of the lovely mystery metal that do not cooperate, I just bunch them into the pot metal categoryLast edited by elderthewelder; 07-28-2006 at 04:29 PM.
Reply:well at one time i had cert's for spray transfer ofWPS-D2 ,MIG Carbon SteelWPS-D3 .MIG Carbon to Cu/NiWPS D7 MIG Stainless to StainlessWPS-D11 MIG Cu/Ni to Cu/NiWPS-D14 Carbon to Stainlessand tig for all and i done a bit of aluminum in stick ,tig and MIGnow i only got cert's for Carbon steelChuckASME Pressure Vessel welder
Reply:Spray-arc'd superstone (manganese nickle aluminum bronze ). sticked mildsteel, hi tensil,hy-80 ,cres,monel, copper nickle ; tigged alum,cres,monel,cupro-nickle & BRASS ! I hated that. it's a crap job. (sucker pipes -flex-for ventilation suckers&blowers . Also oxy-acet.torch burned(cut) titanium.[SIZE="5"Yardbird"
Reply:i forgot more than i remember..there has been so many.....zap!I am not completely insane..Some parts are missing Professional Driver on a closed course....Do not attempt.Just because I'm a dumbass don't mean that you can be too.So DON'T try any of this **** l do at home.
Reply:aluminum mig and tig5000 series 6000 serieslimited castingsvarious carbon steels mig, tig, stick300 series stainless mig, tig,and always looking for something new to try
Reply:Carbon Steels (A105/A106, A36, A53, SA178, SA210 A1, A516 Gr70 and Others)Weathering Steels (A242, A588)Alloys Steels(SA213 Type T11, T22)HSLA Quenched and Tempered (A-514 Various Grades, HY 80)Stainless Steels (types 304, 304L,316, 347, 410)Nickel Alloys (Monel, Inconel 625+825, C-276, Nickel Aluminum Bronze "Ampco" )Duplex Alloys (Ferralium 255, Alloy 2205)Copper Alloys (70/30 CuNi and 90-10 Cuni, Pure Copper)Aluminum (various 5000 series and 6061-T6)Cobalt Alloys (Various Stellite CoCr valve seats)Grey Cast IronHave a nice dayhttp://www.weldingdata.com/
Reply:Originally Posted by MAC702unobtanium.
Reply:I've welded most of the exotics you find in NAVY work. Couple guys mentioned titanium - was that vacuum welded or tig with trailing purges?In my opinion stick welding aluminum is witchcraft! I'd just as soon have my nuts slammed in a car door.Weldtek
Reply:I've welded most of the exotics you find in NAVY work. Couple guys mentioned titanium - was that vacuum welded or tig with trailing purges?In my opinion stick welding aluminum is witchcraft! I'd just as soon have my nuts slammed in a car door.Some of you guys sound like yard birds. My hat's off to you, I consider myself an average welder. My friends back home can weld in a mirror faster and better than I can do it looking at it. Nothing teaches you how to weld better than shipboard work. Tight spots, long hours. Kinda miss those days.Weldtek
Reply:I am a new member to the forum. My work experence is as follows:15 years shipyards welder, l5 years Aircraft welding and 10 years Industrial and Manufacturing welding. Using all types of welding processes , and have held a wide variety of certifications. Glad to be aboard.Last edited by yardbird; 08-14-2006 at 09:08 AM.
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