aluminum welding rods

Temperature definition of Aluminum welding rods
The melting point of pure aluminum is 660.37 degrees Celsius, while the melting point of aluminum alloy is 482-660 degrees Celsius depending on the alloying elements it contains. When aluminum and aluminum alloys are heated from room temperature to a molten state, there is no color change. It is very difficult to judge the temperature of the base material during welding, and it is easy to overburn or melt the base material.
 
The welding principle of Aluminum welding rods
Relying on the heat conduction of the base material, and slightly auxiliary flame to melt the welding wire forming
 
Application industry range of Aluminum welding rods
1. Socket joint of aluminum pipe in refrigeration industry, dissimilar welding of central air-conditioning copper and galvanized pipe, stainless steel pipe and aluminum pipe.
2. Welding of aluminum terminals, aluminum leads and aluminum conductive bars in the substation industry.
3. Welding of radiator tubes, motors and bus bars in the electronic and electrical industry.
4. It is also used in the production and living of taps, coupling connectors, matching nuts, etc.