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Stainless steels

FERVEO INX 309Mo R 17

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also as: covered electrode · stick electrode
AWS class
E 309LMo-17
EN ISO class
E 23 12 2 L R 32
Tensile strength (Rm)
620–750 MPa

Classification

AWS classE 309LMo-17
EN ISO classE 23 12 2 L R 32

Purpose

  • Same Cr-Ni-Mo 23/13/2.8 class as INX 309Mo R 16, -17 coating variant — buffer layer and dissimilar-steel joining with higher hot strength.

Why it works

Same core as INX 309Mo R 16; the added molybdenum gives higher hot strength than the 309L family, with the same buffer-layer role and joining of stainless to mild or low-alloy steel.

Fields of application

  • Joining corrosion-resistant stainless steel to mild or low-alloy steel, dissimilar steels, clad steels.
  • Buffer layer before cladding with any stainless electrode.

Chemical composition

ElementTypical, %
C≤ 0.03
Cr23
Mn0.8
Mo2.8
Ni13
Si0.7

Mechanical properties

Tensile strength (Rm)620–750 MPa
Yield strength (Rp0.2)490 MPa
Elongation (A5)30 %
Impact energy (KV)47 J (20 °C)

Process

PolarityDC+/AC
PositionsPAflatPBhorizontal-verticalPChorizontalPDhorizontal-overheadPEoverheadPFvertical-up
Re-drying120–200 °C / ≥2 h

Sizes and part numbers

ØLengthCurrentRequest
2.5 mm250 mm60–90 A
3.2 mm350 mm80–120 A
4 mm350 mm100–160 A

Cross-reference

Replaces OK 67.70 (ESAB)Direct replacement
Replaces Arosta 309Mo (Lincoln)Direct replacement
Replaces EI 309MoL (Magmaweld)Direct replacement
Replaces SUPRANOX RS 309LMo (Oerlikon)Direct replacement
Replaces 24/12Mo (Selectarc)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

Uses in high strength unalloyed and heat-treatable steelsferritic / austenitic steelsaustenitic Mn steels.

Advantages

  • High ferrite content — good cracking resistance with problematic steels.

Limitations

  • High ferrite content in the deposit: risk of sigma-phase embrittlement under sustained exposure at 600–900°C — not recommended for critical structures in that range.

Notes