Teromatec Eo 8355: Description Procedure of Use

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Self shielded, peripheric continuous electrode

TeroMatec EO 8355
For semi-automatic and robotic welding

Description Procedure of use


Special, self shielded, flux cored alloy wire Preparation
specifically developed for outdoor maintenance and Remove any previous weld deposits or cracked metal
repair welding of thick, heavy components where with ChamferTrode 03 (DC) or 04 (AC).
faster weld deposition rates over traditional coated Preheating
electrodes, are required. Worn or new critical parts Preheating depends on the steel's Carbon
may be cost effectively Terocote protected either Equivalent, and the workpiece size, thickness and
manually or fully automatically to extend their useful geometry. E+C recommends:
service life and increase productivity and profitability. CE < 0.2 : preheat not essential
High chromium, hypereutectic cast iron alloy for CE 0.2 - 0.4 : preheat 100-200°C
wear-protective coating on low or high alloy steels CE 0.4 - 0.8 : preheat 200-350°C.
and 14% Mn steels. Note that 12-14% Mn steels should never be
Excellent resistance to grinding abrasion with preheated and the workpiece temperature during
compression and medium impact. welding should be kept below 250°C to avoid
Dual pass capability. embrittlement.
Ready formation of stress relieving cracks to
Intermediate layer
minimise distortion.
Slag free deposits save weld cleaning time. On 12-14% Mn steels, deposit intermediate layers
with TeroMatec 3205 or with the manual electrode
Deposits are smooth, flat, grindable and rust EutecTrode 6450.
resistant. On hardenable and air-hardening steels, deposit
Resistant to flame cutting - use plasma arc process. intermediate layers with Xuper 686. To build up
Ideal choice for field work or on site applications missing sections on low-alloy steels, TeroMatec 3110
No need for costly gas cylinders, regulators or flow is recommended.
meters.
Core deoxidisers tolerate air currents or draught Welding parameters
effects. Welding current: = (+)
Relatively thick, wide overlays possible in single Procedure A
pass. No enforced stop - starts increase welding duty For thick sections and high deposition rates.
cycles. Superior electrode efficiency due to low flux to ∅ (mm) Amperage (A)
metal ratio. No stub end losses promotes material 2,8 ~350
cost savings. Variable electrode stick out capability
improves control over heat input, dilution, deposition Procedure B
rate, visibility and access in tight spaces. For thin sections, minimum dilution and low heat
input.
∅ (mm) Amperage (A)
Technical data
2,8 ~220
Hardness: ...................... 57-60 HRC
Welding technique
After striking, maintain the wire stick-out around 40
Applications mm with an arc length approx. 7 mm. Longer wire
For wear-preventive protective coating of a wide stick-out will further increase deposition rates. For
range of steel components subject to severe abrasion optimum deposit quality, use drag stringer bead or
or erosion by mineral particles, sand, rocks, gravel moderate weaving techniques to minimise
etc.processed in the Quarry, Earthmoving, Dredging, overheating risks. Stop welding by rapidly lifting the
Sand/ Gravel, Coal/ Coke and Cement industries. torch away from the work piece.

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