Stainless Steel DIN 1.4315 Electrodes

Stainless Steel DIN1 4315 Electrodes are composed of a combination of essential and non-essential elements, including Manganese (Mn - 0.5 to 1.5%), Silicon (Si - 1.2%), Chromium (Cr - 16.0 to 18.0%), Nickel (Ni - 11.5 to 13.5%), Molybdenum (Mo - 0.9 to 1.0%) and Iron (Fe). This unique composition gives these superior electrodes exceptional strength and oxidation resistance, making them an optimal choice for heavy-duty welding tasks, such as the construction of ships, boilers, and nuclear power plants, in extreme temperatures and other harsh environments.

Stainless Steel DIN1 4315 Electrodes are highly versatile and feature excellent mechanical and corrosion resistance properties and good weldability. With its chromium-nickel content making it a non-magnetic alloy, these electrodes are mainly used for welding on austenitic steel structures exposed to marine environments and chemical processing due to their superior resistance to stressful conditions. Moreover, they can also be employed in applications like piping systems, nuclear power vessels, and heat exchangers. Thanks to this stainless steel electrode’s deformability during hot forging operations, they often find use in centrifugally cast pipes.