Weld Mold Cored Wires for Robotic Welding

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This might be news for other manufacturers that list robot specific alloys as part of their product line but Weld Mold Company has been manufacturing robot compatible alloys for years!

Weld Mold Company flux core, metal core and subarc wires as well solid spooled, coiled and drum packaged products have been used for years.

Don’t settle for just any alloy chemistry simply because it’s available. Weld Mold can build custom cored alloys for your robotic welding application. Metal cored wires have been shown to increase productivity with faster wire speeds, travel speeds and operate at lower voltages than a solid wire.

Modifying a standard AWS or AISI cored wire alloy chemistry is quick and easier than getting changes done to solid wires, taking just two weeks typically from request to sample. You won’t get that with a solid wire and with just a 100 pound minimum order requirement for special alloys once they are approved, it won’t break the bank either!

Weld Mold 7234

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Weld Mold 7234 is a single alloy that is engineered for the repair of cast iron stamping dies and tooling. Designed to provide the desired hardness as welded in the range of 51 to 59 HRc, 7234 is used where previously two alloys may have been required to provide a high, as welded hardness: a high nickel base layer to assure adhesion and a harder capping layer to provide the required hardness, typically between 46-65 HRc.

Weld Mold 7234 can be applied in multiple layers and readily accepts Ion Nitriding surface treatments to enhance hardness where required.

Available in standard and special diameters, Weld Mold 7234 is primarily a spooled product with .045 (1.2mm) being the most common diameter, it is also available as a coated electrode. (SMAW)