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Hardfacing

FERVEO HRF M67 FCW

flux-cored wire (FCW)Catalogue only
AWS class
MF 10 GF 65 G
EN ISO class
T Z Fe 16
Hardness
65–67 HRC

Classification

AWS classMF 10 GF 65 G
EN ISO classT Z Fe 16
DIN 8555 / EN 14700MF 10 GF 65 G

Purpose

  • Slag-free metal-powder flux-cored wire, 65–67 HRC — the hardest in the range — preferably run without gas.

Why it works

A high-alloy, slag-free wire whose deposit resembles hard-chrome alloys. Preferred without shielding gas, though CO2 and Ar-CO2 mix are possible. Excellent against sand and mineral abrasion. Stringer-bead technique recommended.

Fields of application

  • Repair of mining and steel-mill equipment.
  • Hardfacing of construction and agricultural equipment, road-building machinery, conveyor chains, mixing paddles, cement-pump components.

Chemical composition

ElementTypical, %
B4.5
C2
Cr7.5
Febalance
Mn0.5
Si0.5

Mechanical properties

Hardness65–67 HRC

Process

PolarityDC+
Requires shielding gasSelf-shielded (gasless)

Sizes and part numbers

ØCurrentVoltagePackagingRequest
1.6 mm180–350 A25–32 V15 kg

Cross-reference

Replaces Stoody 101HDB (Stoody)Direct replacement
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Replaces SK A43-O (Soudokay)Direct replacement
Replaces SK A45-O (Soudokay)Direct replacement

Equivalence refers to the classification (AWS / EN ISO), not to product identity. In applications with a qualified procedure (WPS), validate the substitution before use.

Base metals

Repair of equipment used in mining and steel mills; hardfacing equipment and tools for construction and agriculture, highway construction equipment, conveyor chains, mixing paddles, cement pump components

Advantages

  • 65–67 HRC — hardest in the HRF range.
  • Slag-free — preferably without gas (CO2/Ar-CO2 possible).
  • Excellent against sand and minerals.

Limitations

  • Machinable only by grinding.
  • Shows check cracks that do not impair wear resistance.
  • Stringer-bead technique recommended.

Notes