Fluxes
A variety of welding wires and fluxes work together to deliver excellent welding characteristics and properties. So many combinations available for single and multi-pass welding, for both automatic and semi-automatic applications.
Automelt A55 (AUTOMELT Gr II)
Aluminate -Rutile type Agglomerated flux.Flux cored wire for submerged arc hardfacing of parts subjected to metal-to-metal friction wear (adhesion) and medium degree impacts. Automelt flux is used together with this wire for hardfacing applications
Automelt A57
Aluminate -Rutile type Agglomerated flux.Flux cored wire for submerged arc hardfacing of parts subjected to metal-to-metal friction wear (adhesion) and medium degree impacts. Automelt flux is used together with this wire for hardfacing applications
AutomeltA81
Aluminate -Rutile type Agglomerated flux. Flux cored wire for submerged arc hardfacing of parts subjected to metal-to-metal friction wear (adhesion) and medium degree impacts. Automelt flux is used together with this wire for hardfacing applications. Suitable for Single and Multi-Wire, twin and tandem wire system For Single and Multi-pass Butt and fillet welding at high speeds
Automelt A61
Aluminate -Rutile type Agglomerated flux. Flux cored wire for submerged arc hardfacing of parts subjected to metal-to-metal friction wear (adhesion) and medium degree impacts. Automelt flux is used together with this wire for hardfacing applications. For Single and Multi-pass Butt and fillet welding at high speeds (With EM12K Wire restrict to 15mm thickness for multi-pass) Suitable for Single and Multi-Wire, twin and tandem wire system
Automelt B31 (AUTOMELT Gr IV)
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux
Automelt B71
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux
Automelt B22 PLUS
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux
Automelt B20 PLUS
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux
Automelt B41
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux
Automelt S76
Fluoride – Basic type Agglomerated flux