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Travis Covington 27-01-2004 16:21

Welding stainless steel to mild steel... can it be done?
 
as the title states...

is it possible to weld stainless steel to mild steel?

Gary Dillard 27-01-2004 18:05

Re: Welding stainless steel to mild steel... can it be done?
 
It is possible - I've seen it done in piping applications. They have different P numbers so it requires an uncommon weld procedure - talk to a welder. Generally you can use either filler material for dissimilar metals. You would probably want to purge it - welding the stainless has more problems than welding steel as far as the atmosphere during welding.

Smrtman5 27-01-2004 18:20

Re: Welding stainless steel to mild steel... can it be done?
 
Im not an expert but if i was given that task i would either A. Braze it (its like Oxy welding with brass filler) or B. just weld it with something like a 75/25 Ar/CO2 gas.
Why not just test a weld on a small scrap, this way you can check for penetration and all.
Next question.. Steel parts and your coming in under weight?!? :D

Bill-Boelk 27-01-2004 19:11

Re: Welding stainless steel to mild steel... can it be done?
 
Welding stainless to mild steel is just like you are welding regularly. Use c25 gas and it will work just fine.


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