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What are the recommended filler rod, flame, and flux selections for oxy-acetylene welding of various iron, carbon steel, and cast steel types?

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This table, "Table 1. Filler rod, flame and flux selection," provides guidelines for selecting the appropriate flame, filler rod, and flux for various metals during oxy-acetylene fusion welding.

Here is a summary of the recommendations:

  • IRON

    • Wrought iron:
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD mild steel
      • Flux: none
    • Low carbon iron:
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD mild steel
      • Flux: none
    • Galvanised iron:
      • Flame: slightly oxidising
      • Filler rod: COMWELD COMBOND 411
      • Flux: COMWELD copper & brass
  • CARBON STEELS

    • Mild steel (up to 0.30%C):
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD mild steel
      • Flux: none
    • Medium carbon (0.30% - 0.50%C):
      • Flame: slightly carburising
      • Filler rod: COMWELD super steel
      • Flux: none
    • High carbon (0.50% - 0.90C):
      • Flame: slightly oxidising
      • Filler rod: COMWELD nickel bronze
      • Flux: COMWELD copper & brass
    • Tool steel (0.80% - 1.50%C):
      • Flame: slightly oxidising
      • Filler rod: COMWELD nickel bronze
      • Flux: COMWELD copper & brass
  • CAST STEELS

    • Plain carbon (up to 0.25%C):
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD high test
      • Flux: none
    • Low alloy:
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD high test
      • Flux: none
  • CAST IRONS

    • Grey cast iron:
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD cast iron
      • Flux: COMWELD cast iron
    • Malleable iron:
      • Flame: slightly oxidising
      • Filler rod: COMWELD COMBOND 411
      • Flux: COMWELD bronze
  • LOW ALLOY HIGH TENSILE STEELS

    • Molybdenum or Manganese:
      • Flame: neutral
      • Filler rod: COMWELD super steel
      • Flux: none
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