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IRONWELD 309LSI Stainless MIG Wire
IRONWELD 309LSI Stainless MIG Wire
SKU:IW309LSI-0801
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IRONWELD Stainless Steel 309LSi MIG Welding Wire is a premium, low-carbon stainless filler engineered for joining dissimilar metals (stainless to carbon/mild steel) and for buffer/buttering layers and stainless cladding. Its higher silicon content delivers excellent wetting, improved arc stability, and a smooth, clean bead—reducing post-weld cleanup. The elevated Cr-Ni chemistry offers strong resistance to corrosion and oxidation, even when dilution from the carbon-steel side is present.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
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Dissimilar-Metal Specialist – Ideal for welding 304/316 stainless to carbon or low-alloy steels, and as a buffer layer before overlaying with 308L/316L.
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Enhanced Weldability – Higher Si promotes fluidity and wetting for a smoother bead with minimal spatter.
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Low Carbon Content (L-Grade) – Helps prevent carbide precipitation and intergranular corrosion.
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Dilution & Crack Resistance – Robust Cr-Ni balance maintains corrosion/oxidation resistance where base-metal dilution is high.
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Stable Arc Performance – Consistent arc starts and excellent puddle control reduce rework and downtime.
APPLICATIONS
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Dissimilar Joints – Joining stainless (e.g., 304/316) to carbon/mild steel, valves, flanges, and structural members.
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Buffer/Buttering Layers – First pass on carbon steel prior to stainless overlays to improve corrosion performance.
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Stainless Overlay & Cladding – Tanks, chutes, repair work, and surfaces requiring a stainless finish on mild-steel substrates.
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Process & Power – Heat exchangers, furnace components, petrochemical and refinery fabrications requiring oxidation resistance.
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Maintenance & Repair – General fabrication and refurbishment where mixed materials or unknown grades are encountered.
Wire Sizes: 0.8 mm, 0.9 mm, 1.2 mm
Packaging Options: 1 kg, 5 kg, and 15 kg spools
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Warranties and Returns
- Manufacturer Warranties + full coverage under Australian Consumer Law
- 30-Day Returns on unopened/unused products (customer pays return shipping)
- Defective Products: free return and replacement, handled with priority
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