Universal Wire Works Inc. Aerospace Alloy AMS 5676

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Primarily used to inert-gas-arc-weld base metals of similar composition requiring joints with strenght, corrosion and heat resistance comparable to those of the base metal.
Description
Primarily used to inert-gas-arc-weld base metals of similar composition requiring joints with strenght, corrosion and heat resistance comparable to those of the base metal.

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Aerospace Alloy - AMS 5676 - Universal Wire Works Inc.
Houston, TX, USA
Aerospace Alloy
AMS 5676
Aerospace Alloy AMS 5676
Primarily used to inert-gas-arc-weld base metals of similar composition requiring joints with strenght, corrosion and heat resistance comparable to those of the base metal.

Primarily used to inert-gas-arc-weld base metals of similar composition requiring joints with strenght, corrosion and heat resistance comparable to those of the base metal.

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Technical Specifications

  Universal Wire Works Inc.
Product Category Filler Alloys and Consumables
Product Number AMS 5676
Product Name Aerospace Alloy
Diameter / Thickness 0.0200 to 0.1250 inch (0.5080 to 3.17 mm)
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