China Valve and shaft Surfacing Welding Electrodes D507 Supplier, Factory

It is used for cladding shafts and valves of carbon steel or alloy steel whose surfacing temperature is below 450  °C.

Product Description

⚙️ Applications

D507 is specifically designed for cladding shafts and valves made of carbon steel or alloy steel. It is highly effective for components where the surfacing temperature remains below 450 °C.

🛡️ Characteristics
  • Electrode Type: Surfacing electrode with low hydrogen sodium coating.
  • Metal Composition: Surfacing metal consists of 1Cr13 semi-ferrite high chromium steel.
  • Hardfacing Properties: Features air quenching characteristics; generally does not require post-weld heat treatment.
  • Hardness Uniformity: Provides consistent hardness across the surfacing layer.
  • Heat Treatment: Can be annealed/softened within the 750°C - 800°C range.
  • Versatility: Dual-purpose functionality with an excellent welding process.
  • Re-hardening: Can be re-hardened after air cooling or oil quenching when heated to 900-1000°C.
  • Polarity: DC reverse connection is available for optimal results.
Welding Positions PA, PB
Hardness (HRC) 41
📊 Deposit Composition (Quality Score %)
Items C Mn Si P S Cr Mo
Requirements 0.12 - - 0.024 0.008 13.47 -
Product FAQ
What is the primary use of the D507 electrode?
It is used for surfacing and cladding shafts and valves made of carbon or alloy steel, provided the operating temperature is under 450°C.
Does the surfacing layer require heat treatment?
Generally, it does not require heat treatment because the surfacing metal has air quenching characteristics that produce a uniform hardness.
What is the typical hardness of the D507 weld metal?
The deposit metal typically reaches a hardness of 41 HRC.
Can the weld metal be softened for machining?
Yes, the layer can be annealed and softened by heating it within the range of 750°C to 800°C.
What are the recommended welding positions for D507?
The electrode is suitable for welding in the PA (Flat) and PB (Horizontal-Vertical) positions.
What type of power connection should be used?
A DC reverse connection (DCEP) is recommended for this welding electrode.

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