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why no mig
you can mig steel,stainless,alum, and even hard face
but iv never seen mig welding cast iron is the nickle to hard to put in a spool |
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Re: why no mig
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Re: why no mig
All nickel alloys are expensive. Not many shops are doing regular repairs to castings. Consider that you would be paying over 10 dollars a pound for the wire so it would be a major investment in a 40 pound roll. At today's prices my guess it would be up around 600 to 700 dollars.
I have seen aluminum bronze alloy wire layed down on worn casting surfaces before machining. Again it is very expensive wire. Aluminum bronze is a superior bearing surface. |
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Re: why no mig
I looked into it, but it was about $900 a roll. Probably more than a lifetime supply for me. naaa.
David
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