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Old 17-11-2009, 1:10 PM
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Default Rod Spec Chart

Anyone have a link to a good, chart for looking up the spec's and uses for TIG Rods. I used to have Sif's website bookmarked but since they have changed it to weldability I cant find it the old one and the new site is Creeeeeeeeee-ap
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Old 17-11-2009, 5:17 PM
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www.ckworldwide.com explains allsorts
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Old 17-11-2009, 5:47 PM
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Old 17-11-2009, 5:50 PM
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Yeah, SIFs new site is a bit pants. They used to do hard copies (got mine free at local welding suppliers) with identical info to the old site, might still exist on the old format? If not i can scan and email the relevant bits if you want

Alcotec is probably the most detailed about for aluminium alloys. Data sheets for the individual alloys too with more detail on uses etc. Save the pdfs just in case, before they revamped their site (something to do with esab) there was LOADS more valuable info available, all gone now

Same sort of stuff but for magnesium alloys, again more detailed stuff and common applications for the various alloys on the main site including info on pre and post heats

TWI nickel alloys, there's similar pages for all the other alloy groups. The search function is bit pants, the knowledge section of the SIF site has an index of the various job knowledge for welders pages though as well as couple of pdfs that survived the change but you've probably already found that

Not found anything even approaching the old SIF stuff for copper alloys
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Old 17-11-2009, 6:08 PM
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I found the old SIF site very easy. It is still out there as I found it one day, but I'm ******ed if I can find it now.

Let me see if I can find it if I do I'll report back, if not I'll take you up on the scans. Cheers
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Old 17-11-2009, 6:10 PM
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seek and you shall find. Having said that I spent a good hour looking today, with no luck, I blame Google, you can do search in the morning and one later in the day, and come up with two different sets of findings

http://www.wwsgroup.co.uk/sif/pages/home/index.asp


now how do you save the whole site
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Old 17-11-2009, 6:28 PM
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PDF of the new catalogue pages 109 through 125
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Old 17-11-2009, 6:36 PM
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That link is taking me to the new site. Old site was layed out like the hard copy i.e. click on brazing products and you'd get one page listing all the different alloys, properties, common uses etc. A bit more info but mainly just more user friendly as there was some crossover- some of the copper alloys can be used with TIG and oxy fuel for example

Just been looking through and it seems that they've reduced their product range somewhat- albronze #32 doesn't appear to exist anymore despite their TIG brazing tips including techniques and applications for it for example. Couldn't find silcopper 968 (C9 CuSi3) either

Edit just seen the pdf, they exist on that.
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Old 17-11-2009, 7:31 PM
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I know but better than nothing. Im going to call them and see if they have any of the old catalogues
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Old 18-11-2009, 12:33 PM
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Just Spoke to a very nice lady in sales Weldability. She's going to look an old copy out and post it to me
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