Washington Alloy Co. USA 320

Description
Specifications AWS A5.9 Class ER320 Sizes and Packaging *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton 2lb. spools* .023-.045 10 lb. spools .023-1/16 25 lb. spools .023-1/8 60 lb. coils .035-3/16 50 lb. bulk carton* .030-3/16 10 lb. tubes* .030-3/16 *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton *Flag-tagging is available – please inquire. Standard wire diameter (in.): .023, .030, .035, .045, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16. Description USA 320 is used to weld similar base metals that are subjected to severe chemical corrosion. This wire provides exceptional resistance to carbide precipitation thereby preventing intergranular corrosion.
Description
Specifications AWS A5.9 Class ER320 Sizes and Packaging *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton 2lb. spools* .023-.045 10 lb. spools .023-1/16 25 lb. spools .023-1/8 60 lb. coils .035-3/16 50 lb. bulk carton* .030-3/16 10 lb. tubes* .030-3/16 *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton *Flag-tagging is available – please inquire. Standard wire diameter (in.): .023, .030, .035, .045, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16. Description USA 320 is used to weld similar base metals that are subjected to severe chemical corrosion. This wire provides exceptional resistance to carbide precipitation thereby preventing intergranular corrosion.

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Washington Alloy Co.
Charlotte, NC, USA
USA 320
USA 320
Specifications AWS A5.9 Class ER320 Sizes and Packaging *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton 2lb. spools* .023-.045 10 lb. spools .023-1/16 25 lb. spools .023-1/8 60 lb. coils .035-3/16 50 lb. bulk carton* .030-3/16 10 lb. tubes* .030-3/16 *2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton *Flag-tagging is available – please inquire. Standard wire diameter (in.): .023, .030, .035, .045, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16. Description USA 320 is used to weld similar base metals that are subjected to severe chemical corrosion. This wire provides exceptional resistance to carbide precipitation thereby preventing intergranular corrosion.

Specifications
AWS A5.9 Class ER320

Sizes and Packaging
*2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton 2lb. spools* .023-.045
10 lb. spools .023-1/16
25 lb. spools .023-1/8
60 lb. coils .035-3/16
50 lb. bulk carton* .030-3/16
10 lb. tubes* .030-3/16
*2 lb. spools are packaged 40 lbs. (20 spools) per carton
*Flag-tagging is available – please inquire.
Standard wire diameter (in.): .023, .030, .035, .045, 1/16, 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16.

Description
USA 320 is used to weld similar base metals that are subjected to severe chemical corrosion. This wire provides exceptional resistance to carbide precipitation thereby preventing intergranular corrosion.

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Technical Specifications

  Washington Alloy Co.
Product Category Filler Alloys and Consumables
Product Number USA 320
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