5 USES FOR 625LHIW WELDING WIRE
Are you looking for a low-heat input wire that boasts adequate material flow, improved weld penetration and consistent material bonding? Our 625LHIW welding wire offers these characteristics while also maintaining chemical stability. This low-heat input wire offers excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance against organic and phosphoric acids as well as seawater. Whether you need welding wire for thermal spray, cladding, hardfacing, pipe overlay or MIG, TIG and SAW welding, CWI’s Generation4™ Nickel 625LHIW is the multi-use wire for you.
Thermal Spray
As a low-heat input wire, the 625 wire is a superior choice for thermal spray. Despite the lower temperature required, the welding wire offers a better flow rate which improves feedability, consistency and weld integrity. For a smooth spray, choose a high-quality welding consumable like 625LHIW.
Cladding
This welding wire can be used for cladding and welding dissimilar base materials such as Ni-Cr-Mo alloys to stainless, carbon or low alloy steels. 625LHIW offers strong bonds regardless of the joining material.
Hardfacing
When hardfacing, select a welding consumable that is tough and built to last. Available in welding wire or rod, this consumable offers a superior bond without compromising chemistry during melting.
Pipe Overlay
Regardless of your industry, selecting the proper welding consumable is key for your pipe overlay projects. For improved penetration and bonding in the Oil & Gas, Food and Beverage, Automotive and other industries, select the proper welding wire.
MIG, TIG and SAW
The Central Wire Industries Generation4™ welding wires are designed for use in many different welding processes. The three most common types of welding used with our stainless steel and nickel welding alloys are Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG), Metal Inert Gas (MIG) and Submerged-Arc Welding (SAW). The 625LHIW is versatile enough to use in different welding processes.
From thermal spray to pipe overlay, the 625LHIW offers strong bonds, clean burning and better flow rates. If you have questions about selecting the right consumable for your application or industry, contact a CWI expert today.