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A. Sifalumin No 27 is not recommended.
Sifalumin No 37 is the recommended rod as it contains 5.3% Magnesium and gives optimum weld strength.
A. To improve colour match use
Sif Phosphor Bronze No 8.
Note, if parent materials have a composition including lead, this will make the joint porous.
A. There are a options that need consideration during this application and there are choices that need to be made depending on the size of the journal area and the shaft size. Fusion Welding may not be the best alternative as heat input on shafts can give material issues and cause distortion althogh welding of shafts can be succesfully achieved if carried out correctly.Manual Tig is not neccesserially the best option due to the welding speed and therefore heat input. A good bearing surface with TIG on steel can be achevied with our phosphor-bronze rod with 7% tin,
Sifphosphor Bronze No8 - also available in MIG as
SIFMIG 8..
SIFsteel 312 could also be used to weld this material which is also avaliable in Mig
SIFmig312. On the Cast Iron our
Super Silicon No9 rod provides a better weld in Oxy/Fuel gas as it is metallurgically much closer to the parent metal as it is a cast rod. The consideration here would be the size and involvement of the casting as pre and post heating would be required.
Hilco Pure Nickel could also be used to effect a repair .
A. Approx 875c - 895c
A. Please note that our Sif Silver Solder No38 contains Cadmium, and that we would not therefore recommend it for use in water-transport applications. We suggest that you switch to our Cadmium-Free
Sif Silver Solder No39 38% Ag instead.
A. To improve finish use
SIFALBRONZE No 32. For best results use with a zirconiated electrode, with pure argon gas, on an AC set up.
A. No,the material is hard