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    Alloy 5356 Weld Data Sheet: Typical Applications

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    This document provides information on alloy 5356 weld data. It lists the alloy's typical applications as welding filler wire. General information presented includes that it is a non-heat treatable alloy with principal alloying elements of magnesium, manganese, chromium, and titanium. It also provides the alloy's typical properties such as melting range and density. Guidelines for gas metal arc welding of the alloy are also given, including suggested parameters and applications noting susceptibility to stress corrosion cracking at high temperatures.

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    This document provides information on alloy 5356 weld data. It lists the alloy's typical applications as welding filler wire. General information presented includes that it is a non-heat treatable alloy with principal alloying elements of magnesium, manganese, chromium, and titanium. It also provides the alloy's typical properties such as melting range and density. Guidelines for gas metal arc welding of the alloy are also given, including suggested parameters and applications noting susceptibility to stress corrosion cracking at high temperatures.

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    ALLOY 5356 WELD DATA SHEET

    TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
    Welding Filler Wire
    GENERAL INFORMATION
    Trade Designation: Almigweld and Altigweld
    Non-Heat treatable
    Similar to AlMg5 (DIN)
    EN ISO designation AlMg5Cr(A)
    Principle alloying elements: Magnesium, Manganese, Chromium, Titanium
    Moderate high strength capabilities
    Applicable specification: ANSI/AWS A5.10 (ER & R)
    WELDING APPROVALS
    American Bureau of Shipping
    Bureau Veritas
    Det Norske Veritas
    DB

    Canadian Welding Bureau


    RINA
    TuV

    TYPICAL PROPERTIES
    Melting range:
    1060 - 1175oF
    Conductivity:
    29% IACS (-O)
    Density:
    .096 lbs/cu.in

    Lloyds Register
    Korean Register
    CE

    Resistance to corrosion:
    Anodize Color:

    A (Gen) C (SCC)
    White

    CHEMISTRY
    SILICON IRON
    0.25
    0.40

    COPPER
    0 .10

    MANGANESE
    0.05 -0.20

    MAGNESIUM
    4.5 - 5.5

    CHROMIUM
    0.05- 0.20

    ZINC TITANIUM
    0.10 0.06 -0.20

    BERYLLIUM
    0.0003

    OTHERS
    EACH TOTAL
    0.05
    0.15

    NOTE: SINGLE VALUES ARE MAXIMUM UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

    AlcoTec Wire Corporation


    2750 Aero Park Dr., Traverse City, MI 49686-9263 U.S.A. 1-800-228-0750 FAX: 231-941-9154
    E-mail: sales@alcotec.com
    Website: www.alcotec.com

    ALUMINUM
    REM

    TYPICAL MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GMAW GROOVE JOINT WELDS


    BASE ALLOY
    6061-T6, -T651
    6063-T6
    7005-T6, -T63
    7039-T64
    5086-H32

    BASE ALLOY PROPERTIES


    UTS(KSI) UYS(KSI) ELONG(%)
    45
    40
    12
    35
    31
    12
    54
    46
    12
    65
    55
    13
    42
    30
    12

    UTS(KSI)
    30
    20
    46
    44
    39

    AS WELDED
    UYS(KSI)
    ELONG(%)
    19
    11
    12
    12
    30
    10
    25
    13
    17
    17

    Typical Semiautomatic GMA Procedures for Fillet and Lap Welding Aluminum
    Wire Dia
    Inches
    .030

    1.
    2.
    3.

    DC(EP)3
    Range
    Amps
    Volts
    100-130
    18-22
    125-150
    20-24

    Base1
    Thickness
    Inches
    .094
    .125

    DC(EP)
    Suggested
    Amps Volts
    100
    22
    120
    22

    Wire
    Feed
    IPM
    500
    600

    Argon
    Gas Flow
    CFH
    30
    30

    Approximate
    Consumption2
    Lbs/100Ft
    0.75
    1

    .035

    85-120
    125-150
    170-190

    20-23
    20-24
    21-26

    .094
    .125
    .250

    110
    130
    170

    22
    22
    23

    480
    566
    740

    30
    30
    35

    0.75
    1
    4

    .047

    125-150
    180-210
    170-240

    20-24
    22026
    24-28

    .125
    .187
    .250

    150
    180
    190

    23
    23
    24

    360
    410
    470

    30
    30
    40

    1
    2.3
    4

    .062

    190-260
    240-300
    260-310
    280-320
    290-340

    21-26
    22-27
    22-27
    24-28
    26-30

    .250
    .375
    .500
    .750
    1.000

    200
    230
    260
    280
    300

    23
    24
    26
    27
    28

    265
    300
    340
    385
    420

    50
    50
    60
    65
    70

    4
    9
    16
    36
    64

    .094

    280-360
    300-400

    26-30
    26-32

    .750
    1.000

    320
    330

    29
    30

    170
    180

    60
    80

    36
    64

    Metal thickness of or greater for fillet welds sometimes employs a double vee bevel of 50 deg or
    greater included vee with 3/32 to 1/8 inch land thickness on the abutting member.
    Electrode consumption given for weld on one side only and based on leg length equal to plate
    thickness.
    For 5XXX series electrodes use a welding current in the high side of the range given and an arc
    voltage in the lower portion of the range. 1XXX, 2XXX, and 4XXX series electrodes would use the
    lower currents and higher arc voltages.

    WELDING APPLICATIONS
    A CHARACTERISTIC OF THE 5XXX SERIES OF ALLOYS IS THEIR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO STRESS CORROSION
    CRACKING WHEN THE WELD POOL CHEMISTRY IS GREATER THAN 3% Mg AND THERE IS EXPOSURE TO
    PROLONGED TEMPERATURES IN EXCESS OF 1500 F. SPECIAL ALLOYS AND TEMPERS ARE OFTEN REQUIRED
    TO OVERCOME THIS PROBLEM. CONTACT ALCOTEC FOR ASSISTANCE IN ALLOY AND TEMPER SELECTION
    WHEN ELEVATED TEMPERATURE SERVICE IS A CONCERN.

    AlcoTec Wire Corporation


    2750 Aero Park Dr., Traverse City, MI 49686-9263 U.S.A. 1-800-228-0750 FAX 231-941-9154
    E-mail: sales@alcotec.com
    Website: www.alcotec.com

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