Written by Ed Craig www.weldreality.com

With the highest possible weld quality and lowest possible weld heat,
the world's best weld process for all alloy applications is "TIP TIG".

TIG AND MIG WELDING INFORMATION ON HUNDREDS
OF STAINLESS STEELS, STEELS AND CONSUMABLES.

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ASTM Code and Weld Data

ASTM - API Carbon & Low Alloy "Pipe Steels"


ASTM A36 to A391 Carbon Low Alloy Steels, Bars, Plates, Chain, Pipe and Tube


ASTM A403 - A643 Carbon Low Alloy Steels,
Bar, Plate, Chain, Pipe and Tube



ASTM A645 to A973 Steels.

 

High Strength Steels & AISI Specifications

High Strength Steels and AISI Specifications.

CSA Canadian Standards Association Steels

Tool Steels Data

A2 to A10 Tool Steels, Air Hardened.

D2 to D7 Tool Steels, (D) High Carbon Chrome Cold Worked.

H10 to H26 Tool Steels, (H) Chrome, Tungsten and Moly.

L2 to L6 Tool Steels, (L) Low Alloy High Wear Resistance / Toughness.

M1 to M36 Tool Steels, (M) Moly High Speed Steels

O1 to O6 Tool Steels, (O) Oil Hardened Cold Worked.

P2 to P20 Tool Steels, (P) Low Carbon Mold Steels.

S1 to S7 Tool Steels, (S) High Strength Medium Wear Resistance & Ductility.

T1 to T15 Tool Steels, (T) Tungsten High Speed Steels

W1 to W5 Tool Steels, (W) Water Hardened Tool Steels.

Miscellaneous Metals

Miscellaneous Metals and Metal Forming Definitions A to D.


Miscellaneous Metals and Metal Forming Definitions E to K.

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