Welding of EN 24 or 34CrNiMo6, its equivalent materials and its properties
What is 34CrNiMo6 EN 24 or 34CrNiMo6 is a quenched & tempered (Q &T) alloy steel as per EN 10083-3 …
Ferrous and Non-Ferrous materials
Why we can not cut stainless steel and aluminum by oxy-fuel gas torch cutting?
How oxygen is used in cutting? Oxygen cutting is based on the chemical reaction between oxygen and metal at high …
ER70S-6 vs. ER70S-2, Difference between ER70S-6 and ER70S-2
Both ER70S-2 and ER70S-6 are carbon steel TIG or MIG solid filler wires supplied as per the AWS A 5.18 …
Ferrite Testing in Stainless Steel
Ferrite Testing is a process used to determine the ferrite content (delta ferrite) in Duplex stainless steel (e.g. 2205 grade) …
Annealing vs Normalizing: What’s the Difference?
Annealing vs. Normalizing Annealing is a heat treatment process of heating the steels about 100°F (approx. 55° C) above the …
What is F Number in Welding, A-Number in Welding for Filler Rods?
What is F Number in Welding? F Number in Welding are given based on the usability characteristics (defined in ASME …
Types of Cast Irons, Identification & their Welding
Detailed Guide on Cast Iron types, their Identification & Welding Cast irons are assumed to have good weldability but it …
Effect of alloying elements in Steel: Sure you know all these?
Steel is primarily an alloy of iron and carbon and certain additional elements such as Manganese & silicon. Knowing the …
Grades and types of Stainless Steels: Complete Guide
There are numerous types of Stainless steels and grades that you may deal in day to day life. How you …
