GB/T 17854-1999
AbolishedStainless steel electrodes and fluxs for submerged arc welding
埋弧焊用不锈钢焊丝和焊剂
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies the technical requirements, classification, and testing methods for stainless steel electrodes and fluxes used in submerged arc welding. It is applied in manufacturing industries for welding stainless steel components, particularly in pressure vessels, pipelines, and structural fabrication where corrosion resistance and weld quality are critical. The standard ensures consistent performance and compatibility between the welding wire and flux in automated or semi-automated welding processes.
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