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C15000 - Zirconium Copper [RWMA CLASS 1] |
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Class 1 Alloy (Copper Cadmium) |
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C18200 - Chromium Copper
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| Class 2 Alloy (Copper Chromium) Class 2 Alloy is a superior resistance welding electrode material specifically recommended for high level production spot and seam welding of clean mild steel, low alloy steels, low conductivity brasses and bronze. Suitable for projection welding dies, seam welder shafts and bearings, flash and butt welding dies and current carrying structural members. Available as high strength and high electrical conductivity castings for such use as gun welder arms, welder platens and secondary structural members. The Class 2 Alloy is heat treatable. |
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C17500 - Beryllium Copper (CO)
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| Class 3 Alloy (Copper Beryllium with Additions of Cobalt, Nickel or Silver) Class 3 alloy is specifically recommended for projection welding dies, flash and butt welding dies, current carrying shafts and bushings. As castings, class 3 alloys (having higher strength than class 2), is recommended for highly stressed welder structural current carrying members and heavy-duty offset electrode holders. Class 3 Alloy is generally recommended for spot welding and seam welding steels having high electrical resistance, such as stainless steels. The Class 3 Alloy is heat treatable. |
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C17200 - Beryllium Copper [RWMA CLASS 4] |
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| Class 4 Alloy (Copper Beryllium) Class 4 Alloy has extremely high hardness and ultimate strength although the electrical conductivity is lower than the Class 3 Alloy. It is generally recommended as electrode material for special flash, flash butt and projection welding applications where pressures are extremely high and wear is severe but where heating is not excessive. It is available as wrought material for highest quality dies and electrodes and may, also, be obtained as high strength castings. It is used frequently in the form of inserts and die facings, and may also be used for seam welder bushing. Class 4 Alloy is available in the annealed condition in which state it can be more readily machined and may be subsequently heat treated to maximum hardness. |
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