Grade 5154, Al-Mg alloy wire is used for braiding in coaxial cable for shielding, with it's good performance.
Main Application: flexible coaxial cable, a variety of audio and video cable, vehicle signal cable, network cable, data transmission cable and so on.
The 5154 Aluminum Alloy Welding Wire is specifically designed for joining aluminum-magnesium alloys, providing uniform weld deposition and excellent metallurgical performance. It is widely used in shipbuilding, pressure vessels, automotive, and structural applications where corrosion resistance and mechanical integrity are critical.
Manufactured according to ASTM B535 standards, the welding wire meets rigorous quality certifications and undergoes strict dimensional and chemical composition control. Its controlled magnesium content ensures superior weldability and resistance to stress corrosion cracking, enhancing the longevity and reliability of welded structures.
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This welding wire is suitable for the following industrial scenarios:
A: Yes, 5154 aluminum alloy welding wire is specifically engineered for marine environments. Its magnesium content provides enhanced corrosion resistance while maintaining structural strength, making it ideal for shipbuilding and offshore applications.
A: Absolutely. The 5154 aluminum welding wire is compatible with both MIG and TIG welding processes, allowing for versatile applications across various aluminum-magnesium alloy structures.
A: The wire is manufactured according to ASTM B535 standards and undergoes strict quality assurance checks, ensuring compliance with international welding and material specifications.
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Humidity requirements:
The relative humidity of the storage environment needs to be controlled at ≤40% (it is recommended to use a constant temperature and humidity cabinet). Aluminum welding wire is prone to weld pores (H₂ pores) after absorbing moisture.
Welding wire that has not been used up after unpacking needs to be sealed with a moisture-proof bag and placed with a desiccant.
Temperature and expiration:
The storage temperature is recommended to be 10-25℃ to avoid high temperature accelerated oxidation.
The shelf life of unopened welding wire is usually 1-2 years (please refer to the manufacturer's instructions). It is recommended to use it up within 72 hours after opening.
Surface cleaning:
Use acetone or special aluminum cleaning agent to remove oil stains and oxide film (Al₂O₃) on the surface of the welding wire. The oxide film has a high melting point (2050℃) and is prone to cause unfused defects.
It is forbidden to touch it with bare hands after cleaning to avoid secondary contamination.
Drying treatment:
If the welding wire is exposed to a humid environment for more than 4 hours, it needs to be dried at 120-150℃ for 1-2 hours (do not overheat to avoid burning of magnesium).
Confirmation of welding wire status:
Observe whether the surface is black (severe oxidation needs to be scrapped) and whether there are burrs (may cause poor wire feeding).
Shielding gas detection:
Use high-purity argon (≥99.99%), and the oxygen content must be <0.001% to prevent weld oxidation.
Problem 1: Dense pores in the weld
Reason: The welding wire is damp or the shielding gas is impure.
Solution: Dry the welding wire + detect gas pipeline leakage.
Problem 2: Unstable wire feeding
Reason: The welding wire is bent or the surface oxide layer is too thick.
Solution: Replace the wire reel and adjust the wire feeding wheel pressure.
For high-demand scenarios (such as aerospace and ships), it is recommended to purchase vacuum-packed welding wire and equip it with a constant temperature storage cabinet for welding wire.
Regularly calibrate welding equipment parameters to ensure that the wire feeding speed matches the current (recommended wire feeding speed for 5154 welding wire: 5-8m/min).