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ER SS316L vs. SS316L Grade Filler Wire

02/23/2010 6:22 AM

Basically Im the employer of fabrication caomany, I wanted to know the difference between ER SS316L & SS316 L grade filler wires with its advantages/disadvantages over each other & perfomance for weld joint.

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Re: Difference Between ER SS316L & SS316L grade filler wire.

02/23/2010 7:08 AM

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/45769, plus it denies other readers the benefit of the feedback.

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Re: Difference Between ER SS316L & SS316L grade filler wire.

02/23/2010 7:20 AM

There is no difference.
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Re: Difference Between ER SS316L & SS316L grade filler wire.

02/23/2010 8:27 AM

Just for clarification

E= Wire is suitable to be used as an electrode too ie it can carry the necessary welding current. In absence it is only a filler wire)

R=Available as both Continuous wire and Rods(which are used as fillers in GTAW).

309 - Grade of the base alloy

L = Low carbon

(Si) = Higher level of Si

(Mol) - Molybdenum added in the wire.

Note: For Tubular wires it is different nomenclature
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