Widely use best priceER70S-6 CO2 welding wire

Widely use best priceER70S-6 CO2 welding wire

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 100 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 100000 m.t./month

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Packing:precision layer wound on plastic spool, each spool in a box, then boxes on wooden pallet, 72 box on one pallets.
Delivery Detail:	Within 20 days after confirmed order

Specifications

ER70S-6 wire
1.Size: 0.8mm-1.6mm
2.Certificate:ISO9001,TUV,DB,CE,ABS,LR ,CWB,BV
3.Spool packing

Model : AWS A5.18 ER70S-6

Place of Origin: China(Mainland)

Brand Name: Da Yunhe

1) Sizes: 0.6 - 1.6mm

2) Applications: shipbuilding, bridge building, machinery manufacture and general welding purposes

3) Packing:
Inner packing: 1kg,5kg,15kg,20kg/spool, precision layer wire in spool(plastic or metal spool)
Outer packing: non-wooden pallet

4)Composition and technical data:

Chemical Component of Final production(%)
Component	C	Si	Mn	P	S	Cr	Ni	Mo	Cu
Standard	0.06-0.14	0.60-1.20	1.30-1.7	Max.0.025	Max.0.025	Max.0.15	Max.0.15	Max.0.15	Max.0.35
Typical Test Mechanical Property
Yield Strength σ_0.2(MPa)	Tensile Strength σ_b(MPa)	Percentage Elongation δ₅(%)	impact value (J)	Test Temperature (°C)
564	467	37	69	-30

Chemical Component of Final production(%)

Component

Standard

0.06-0.14

0.60-1.20

1.30-1.7

Max.0.025

Max.0.15

Max.0.35

Typical Test Mechanical Property

Yield Strength

σ_0.2(MPa)

Tensile Strength

σ_b(MPa)

Percentage Elongation

δ₅(%)

impact value

(J)

Test Temperature

(°C)

564

467

-30

5)Conform with
GB/T ER50-6 DIN SG2 JIS YGW12
AWS ER70S-6 BS A18 EN G3Si1

6)Aprroved by: TUV,DB,CPR,CWB,ABS,LR,BV

7)Making capacity: about 6000 metric tons per month

8)Export area:

USA,England,Germany,Japan,France,Italy,Ukraine,Russian,Portugual,Poland,Hungry,

Cezech,Australia,Mexico,Singapore,Iran,Indian,Indonest,Peru ,Brazil etc.

shielded gas: Ar+CO2

Delivery: Within 20 days after confirmed order

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