Medium-carbon steels are readily weldable provided the above precautions are observed. |
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The coatings are weldable and impervious to automotive and hydraulic fluids. |
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The weldable aluminum-magnesium-zinc alloys are also receiving attention in this field. |
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It has been used to weld dissimilar metals that were not weldable by the arc processes. |
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They are not weldable, have poor ductility and only poor-to-fair toughness depending on carbon content and hardness. |
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Heat treatable aluminum alloys that can be welded effectively are being developed as weldable armor, making it possible to employ more forged and extruded armor components. |
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A superior quality, weldable structural steel, with chemical composition that makes it suitable for low temperature applications. |
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They need to be very firm and hard, highly resistant to high or low temperatures and corrosion, and very weldable. |
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Easily weldable, using good shop or field practices, by all the usual methods. |
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These steels possess an extraordinary combination of ultra-high-strength and fracture toughness and at the same time are formable, weldable, and easy to heat-treat. |
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Consequently, all power supply cable connections must be provided with weldable connectors and sufficiently insulated. |
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In a layer thickness of 20 microns lcosit EG Phosphate can be also used as a weldable shop primer. |
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Repairs by welding are limited to steels having known weldable quality. |
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It is an object of the invention to provide a corrosion-resistant and weldable nickel alloy in which locally uneven corrosional detrition is avoided. |
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With low interstitial content, unalloyed titanium is readily weldable. |
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The iron of antiquity was wrought iron, a malleable and weldable material whose toughness was enhanced by forging. |
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The alpha alloys are weldable and have good elevated-temperature strengths. |
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The copper-free alloy 7005, being weldable and showing good corrosion resistance, is used in the ground transportation industry. |
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Flash Bainite is the strongest, most ductile, lean alloyed, readily weldable, least expensive ultra strength metal known to man. |
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Demands in the construction, transportation, and energy industries for stronger, tougher, more formable, and more weldable steel have brought the development of the family of HSLA steels. |
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The magnesium-free alloy 2219 is used for the fuel and oxidizer tanks of space vehicles because it is weldable and develops high strength at cryogenic as well as elevated temperatures. |
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Secondly, with regard to threaded tubes and OCTG which might usually not be welded, the investigation showed that they remain nevertheless weldable and thus also share this basic chemical and technical characteristic. |
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Moreover, it cannot be excluded that threaded or threadable SPT as well as OCTG would be transformed into weldable SPT by a simple removal action. |
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Most available gasket grades are heat weldable. |
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Newer weldable aluminium alloys are used in the A380's airframe. |
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