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Old 02-25-2005, 04:48 PM   #5
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ER 316: Welding wire usually used for welding wrought and cast forms of similar alloys. ER316 contains about 2% molybdenum to increase its creep resistance at elevated temperature. The lower ferrite level of this alloy reduces the rate of corrosion and is suitable for high temperature service applications.

ER 316L: Welding wire similar to ER316, with controlled carbon content (0.03% maximum) to reduce the possibility of formation of inter-granular carbide precipitation. Used principally for welding molybdenum-bearing low carbon austenitic alloys. ER316L is not as strong as ER316H at elevated temperature.

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