WELDING PRODUCTS
Chromium, manganese, austenitic steel flux cored welding wire with outstanding work hardening characteristics. Used for joining and build up on carbon steel and manganese base materials. Work hardens up to 50 HRC. 22 - 26 HRC FCAW DCEP W 1060 M An economical general purpose chromium carbon alloy. This flux cored
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