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Stainless steels

FERVEO INX 410NiMo MH FCW

flux-cored wire (FCW)Catalogue only
also as: solid wireTIG rodflux-cored wire (FCW)
AWS class
~ EC 410 NiMo
EN ISO class
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Classification

AWS class~ EC 410 NiMo
EN ISO class---

Purpose

  • Submerged-arc (SAW) flux-cored wire, martensitic stainless (12.5% Cr–2.5% Ni–1% Mo–Nb) — hardfacing overlay for continuous-casting rolls, the higher-hardness variant (≈40-45 HRC) of the FERVEO INX 410NiMo pair.

Why it works

The same martensitic stainless base as FERVEO INX 410NiMo LH FCW, with more carbon, manganese, and niobium for a harder deposit (≈40-45 HRC) — more wear resistance, at the cost of somewhat more crack sensitivity than the LH version.

Fields of application

  • Hardfacing overlay of continuous-casting rolls, valves, flanges, and similar parts in gas/water/steam environments, applied over a FERVEO INX 430 FCW buffer layer, with FERVEO FLX BSS-F flux.

Chemical composition

ElementTypical, %
C0.13
V0.2
Cr12.5
Mn2
Mo1
Nb0.15
Ni2.5
Si1

Mechanical properties

Process

PolarityDC+
Requires shielding gasSelf-shielded (gasless)

Base metals

Applicability in welding of martensitic and martensitic-ferritic materials used in toolsof rollingforging and steel casting operations. Continuous casting rollers particularly or iron-steelproductions plantsrelaysrollsvalvesused in gas/water/steam environmentsflangescompressons

Advantages

  • Higher deposit hardness than FERVEO INX 410NiMo LH FCW (≈40-45 HRC) — more wear resistance.
  • Good corrosion and thermal-fatigue resistance.

Limitations

  • Requires a FERVEO INX 430 FCW buffer layer underneath and FERVEO FLX BSS-F flux — not used standalone.
  • More crack-sensitive deposit than FERVEO INX 410NiMo LH FCW — if crack resistance matters more than wear, that's the option.

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