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02-07-2012 03:26 PM #8
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Dave,
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
I'm not TIG proficient, but I looked at some data and it supports what Jerry said dead on,
For example, more rigid welds would be best made with an ER80S-D2 classification filler rod (due to its higher tensile strength), while an ER70S-2 classification filler rod would be better suited for welds requiring more flexibility or ductility.Roger
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