Laser Wires

High grade component assured laser wires for any application. Matching materials is essential, and all our wires are sent out with conformity certificates and each wire has lasered the material code.

Available in 320mm lengths or on a spool we stock 0.2mm to 0.8mm

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Section 1

Tools and moulding Industry

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01_819BS
Aubert Duval alloy. 819BS is a low alloy material, which combines hight strength and hardness with a good dimensional stability.

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01_9090
For the laser welding of coated close-grained steels, like St52 – St70, StE420 – StE690 by improved corrosion resistance and hardness. The weld can be eroded, polished, chromplated, nitrated, annealed and hardened.

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01_9100
For the laser welding of the materials 1.2311, 1.2312, 1.2162, 1.2738 and for low-alloyed steels, like StE 355, 17Mn4, 15Mo3. The weld can be eroded, structured, polished, chromplated, etched, nitrated and annealed.

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01_9110 | 01_9190
For the laser welding of hot working tools, which are subjected to impact compression and abrasion at elevated temperatures. The weld can be polished, chromplated, nitrated, heat treated and CVD coated.

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01_9120
For the laser welding on warm-working tools made from low-alloyed and non-alloyed steels at a high temperature strength and tempering resistance.

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01_9130 | 01_9160
Often used laser welding wire for repairing and changing at the contour with universal characteristics, also at unknown alloys. Free of cracks and incomplete fusion by multilayer weldings. Tough welding material, good corrosion resistance, high wear resistance and toughness, for highly stressed hot working tools, which are subjected to high thermal and abrasive loads. The weld can be polished, heat treated, nitrated, chromplated, and CVD coated. Recommendation 01_9160: Using für mirror finish.

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01_9150
For the laser welding of mould cavities made from tempered materials 1.2311, 1.2312, 1.2162, 1.2738, furthermore of highly heat resisting steels, like 13CrMo 4-5, 25CrMo4, 42CrMo4. The weld can be eroded, structured, polished, chromplated, etched, nitrated and annealed. Recommendation: contact your surface structure partner.

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01_9200 | 01_9210
Laser welding wire used for highly wear resistant buildups on machine parts and tools subject to heavy abrasion
and compression combined with moderate impact at elevated temperatures. Low wear when using fiber-glass re-enforced plastics workable by grinding with tungsten carbide tools. By multilayer welding decking with 01_9650 or 03_9240 recommended. The weld is suitable for hardening, nitrifying, etching, polishing and chroming. Recommendation 01_9210: Using für mirror finish.

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01_9300
For the laser welding of press-, stamping- and cutting tools. The hard and tough weld deposit is very tough and has an excellent edge retention.

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01_9310
Laser welding wire with good edge wear resistance, high toughness and low tendency to hot cracks. Very suitable for the laser welding of components that are subject to high impact and abrasion stress. The weld is suitable for mechanically grinding, polishing, conditionally chroming and hardening. Not for etching.

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01_9350
For the laser welding of similar alloys. The martensitic weld deposit is used for wear-resistant cladding on hot working and high-tensile steels. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450°C. Hardenable and annealable.

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01_9380
For the laser welding of copper- and ampcoloy alloys, furthermore for the repairing of sparkeroding electrodes. Ductile weld, close-grained structure and high electrical conductivity. The usable hardness is increased by cold storing.

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01_9450
Laser welding wire with good polishing, nitriding, etching and graining properties, if an appropriate hardness is required.

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01_9500
For the laser welding of similar stabilised and non-stabilised austenitic Cr-Ni-Mo-steels. Niobium stabilised, non-rusting and corrosion resistant welding wire. Microstructure: austenite with part of ferrite. Immersioncorrosion (wet corrosion up to 400°C) and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -120°C.

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01_9520
For the laser welding of heat resistant and nonscaling austenitic alloys up to temperature of 1.000°C. Microstructure: austenite with part of ferrite. Non-rusting (wet corrosion up to 350°C).

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01_9600
For the laser welding of liable to wear alloys, of high speed steel (HSS), furthermore suitable for hard facing, tool parts and edges vulnerable to wear. Recommendation: pre-heating up to 50°C under tempering temperature of the base material.

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01_9650
For the laser welding of high elastic, low alloyed and heat resistant or non-rusting steels. Suitable for joint weldings and deckings of dissimilar materials. Non-rusting (wet corrosion up to 300°C) austenitic/ferritic welding wire with warm crack resistance. Good ductility at a high tensile elastic limit.

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01_9720
Co-alloyed welding wire for the laser welding of highly stressed hot and cold working tools. The weld deposit is, an as-welded condition, machine workable. After warm removal: optimized warm abrasion resistance and alternating temperature resistance.

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01_9800
For the laser welding on press tools to avoid die marks. High manganiferous, sea water resistant multicomponent-aluminium bronze for build-up weldings of mould inserts from ampco bronzes and ampcoloy alloys. Cavitations resistant and xtgood flow properties.

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01_9820
Multicomponent bronze with good gliding properties for the laser welding on copper, copper alloys, as well as mixed joints of stainless steels. Multifunctional usable wire, especially for repairing of damaged hot runner systems in injection moulds. Seawater and cavitations resistant. Increase of the hardness through cold removal.

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01_H13
H13 is a chromium-molybdenum-vanadium alloyed steel which is characterized good resistance to abrasion at both low and high temperatures, high level of toughness and ductility, uniform and high level of machinability and polishability, good high-temperature strength and resistance to thermal fatigue and excellent through-hardening properties.

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01_P20
P20 is a Cr-Mo-alloyed steel with good polishing and texturing properties, good machinability and uniform hardness.

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01_SCVS
Aubert Duval alloy. SCVS is a low carbon material, which combines a high yield strength with good toughness and weldability.

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01_SMV3S
Aubert Duval alloy. SMV3S ist an alloy with excellent resistance to wear at higher temperature and ideal where a high polish is required.

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Section 2

Chrome-Nickel alloys

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02_17-4PH
Martensitic precipitation hardenable chromiumnickel-copper steel possessing high strength and toughness. Further strength increments can be obtained by cold forming, followed by a precipitation hardening treatment.

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02_316LSS
For the laser welding of non-rusting austenitic Cr-Ni-Mo-steels with a very low C-content.

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02_420stst
Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450°C. Recommendation: pre-heating up to 150°C

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02_4009
Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450 °C.

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02_4115
Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450°C. Hardneable and annelable.

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02_4122
Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450°C. Hardneable and annelable.

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02_4316
Laser welding wire of chrome-nickel-steel with a very slow carbon content for the laser welding of non-rusting and tough at sub-zero temperatured steels. Immersioncorrosion (wet corrosion up to 350°C) and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -196°C.

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02_4337
For the laser welding of high elastic, low alloyed and heat resistant or non-rusting steels. Suitable for joint weldings and deckings of dissimilar materials. Non rusting (wet corrosion up to 300°C) austenitic/ferritic welding wire with warm crack resistance. Good ductility at a high tensile elastic limit.

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02_4430
For the laser welding of non-rusting austenitic Cr-Ni-Mo-steels with a very low C-content. Immersioncorrosion (wet corrosion up to 400°C) and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -196°C.

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02_4455
For the laser welding on similar full austenitic Cr-Ni-Mo-(N)-steels and similar steels and cast steels. Non-rusted, non magnetisable and corrosion resistant.

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02_4462

An austenitic-ferritic duplex steel, which is characterized by its good corrosion resistence and high strength and tensile elastic limit.

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02_4501
For the laser welding of offshore applications. High resistance to pitting and stress-corrosioin cracking seawater. High resistant to phosphoric acid. SUPERDUPLEX.

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02_4551
For the laser welding of stabilised and nonstabilised non-rusting Cr-Ni-steels. Immersioncorrosion (wet corrosion up to 400°C) and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -120°C.

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02_4576
For the laser welding of similar stabilised and non-stabilised austenitic Cr-Ni-Mo-steels. Niobium stabilised, non-rusting and corrosion resistant welding wire. Immersioncorrosion (wet corrosion up to 400°C) and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -120°C.

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02_4937

Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Suitable in the long-term range for temperatures up to 650° degrees. Further applications in the turbine and boiler construction as well as in the chemical industry.

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02_Stavax
Martensitic welding wire for the laser welding of similar alloys. Good wear resistance at higher temperature up to 450°C. Recommendation: pre-heating up to 150°C.

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Section 3

Nickel-Based alloys

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03_9240
Ni-based welding wire for the laser welding of similar base materials, also for welding of high strength resistant and high heat-resistant steels. High heat resistant up to 1000°C and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -196°C. Black-white bonds and deckings.

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03_9260
For the laser welding of austenite-ferrite-bonds and of different materials in the die and mould industry for a tough and elastic weld deposit. For elastic deckings in using laser welding wires with high hardness. Special characteristics: non-corroding, heat resisting, high heat-resisting, non-scaling up to 1.000°C and tough at sub-zero temperature up to -269°C.

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03_9400
For the laser welding of nickel, nickel alloys and grey cast iron, furthermore suitable for mixed joints of nickel and steel alloys. Good characteristics of temperature and corrosion.

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03_HastC22

Hastelloy C22 alloy has a good resitence to pitting, crevice corrosion and stress corrosion cracking. It has an excellent antioxidant capacity of aqueous media.

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03_I625
Inconel 625 is used for laser welding of Inconel alloy 625, Inconel alloy 825, Inconel alloy 25-6Mo and a range of high alloy austenitic and super austenitic stainless steels, often used in the aircraft industry. It is also used for surfacing of steel, for laser welding of 9% Ni steels and various corrosion-resistant alloys. Inconel alloy 625 has a good resistance to oxidation and scaling at high temperature.

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03_I718
Inconel 718 combines corrosion resistance and high strength with very good weldability.

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03_NiFe36
Nickel-Iron-alloy with low thermal expansion. Good strength an toughness at low temperature. Low coefficent of expansion at very low temperatures up to -250°C.

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Section 4

Copper alloys

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04_0923
Multicomponent bronze with good gliding properties for the laser welding on copper, copper alloys, as well as mixed joints of stainless steels. Multifunctional usable wire, especially for repairing of damaged hot runner systems in injection moulds. Seawater and cavitations resistant. Increase of the hardness through cold removal.

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04_1211
For the laser welding of copper- and ampcoloy alloys, furthermore for the repairing of sparkeroding electrodes. Ductile weld, close-grained structure and high electrical conductivity. The usable hardness is increased by cold storing.

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04_1367
For the laser welding on press tools to avoid die marks. High manganiferous, sea water resistant multicomponent-aluminium bronze for build-up weldings of mould inserts from ampco bronzes and ampcoloy alloys. Cavitations resistant and
good flow properties.

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04_1461
Laser soldering of steel alloys, furthermore mixed bonds of copper – steel. High temperature and corrosion resistance.

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04_BeCu25
Alloyed bronze welding wire for ampcoloy alloys. Very good heat conductivity. Beryllium Copper is the most commonly utilized Copper Beryllium alloy and is notable for its highest strength and hardness compared to commercial copper alloys. BeCu25 alloy contains appr. 2% of beryllium and achieves its ultimate tensile strength can exceed 200 ksi, while the hardness approaches Rockwell C45. Meanwhile, the electrical conductivity is a minimum of 22% IACS in the fully aged condition.

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Section 5

Aluminium alloys

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05_2245
For the laser welding of Al-Si alloys of up to 7 % Si.

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05_2384
AlSi7Mg0,6 material for laser welding of AI-alloys. Good flow properties.

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05_2585
For the laser welding of Al-Si alloys of up to 12 % Si.

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05_3535
AlMg3 material for laser welding of AI-alloys. Particulary suitable für anodizing.

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05_3548
Laser welding wire for the base materials of the group „Al-Mg-…”, e.g. AlMg 3 (3.3535), AlMg 4,5 Mn (3.3547), AlMg 5 (3.3555) AlMg 2 Mn 0,8, AlMg 2,7 Mn. Furthermore for thermosetting alloys, like AlCuMg 1 (3.1325), AlMgSi 1 (3.2315), AlZn 4,5 Mg 1 (3.4335).The laser welding ability in consideration of the vulnerability to hot cracks should be checked.

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05_4145
Al-Si-Cu-alloy with good flow properties and a low melting point. Bright weld, low level of unburned carbon. The weld is easy to polish with a high tensile strength and crack resistance.

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Section 6

Various alloys

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06_7025
Titanium grade 1, pure titanium, for the laser welding of similar alloys. When working with the material care should be taken to ensure complete coverage of the weld with inert gas. Welding protection gas quality (argon 5.0) is important.

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06_7035
Titanium grade 2 for the laser welding of similar alloys. When working with the material care should be taken to ensure complete coverage of the weld with inert gas. Welding protection gas quality (argon 5.0) is important.

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06_7165
Titanium grade 5, for the laser welding of similar alloys. When working with the material care should be taken to ensure complete coverage of the weld with inert gas. Welding protection gas quality (argon 5.0) is important.

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06_CoCr
Cobalt-chrome alloy, especially used in the dental medicine. Corrosion-free.

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