Wire - MIG Aluminium PROMAX 5183
How to set up your MIG welder for aluminium welding
Aluminium MIG Wire Selection Guide
KEY FEATURES
> High strength & toughness, especially at lower temperatures
> Excellent corrosion resistance
> Higher wire strength & good feedability
APPLICATION INFO
> Similiar to 5356, but offers higher strength on some base metals such as 5083
> Welding alloys such as 5083, 5086, 5456, to each other or to 5052, 5652 and 5056
> Ideal for boats/marine, cryogenic plants, etc where corrosion / seawater resistance and toughness at lower temperatures is desired
> Not recommended for elevated service temperature applications (4043 may be a better choice for this application)
OPERATING INFO
> All-positional
> Polarity: DC+ (Wire/torch positive, Earth negative)
> Shielding Gas: 100% Argon
> Wire brushing between each pass is recommended to ensure removal of surface oxide build up
CLASSIFICATIONS
> AWS 5.10 ER5183
> AS/NZS ISO 18273 - S AI 5183
TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF ALL WELD METAL
> Tensile strength 275-330 Mpa (N\mm2)
> Yield strength 150-180 Mpa (N\mm2)
> Elongation >12%
> Composition %: Si<0.4 Cu<0.1 Mg4.3-5.2 Ti<0.15 Cr0.05-0.25 Fe<0.4 Mn0.5-1.0 Zn<0.25 Be<0.003 Al:bal
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