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AK-W807Ni Low-Temperature Ni-Containing Electrode for 1.5Ni Steel at -80℃.

A low-hydrogen sodium-coated electrode for all-position welding of 1.5Ni steel structures operating at -80℃, with deposited metal maintaining impact toughness down to that temperature.

Welding Electrodes

Product Overview

AK-W807Ni is a low-temperature steel electrode with nickel content, featuring a low-hydrogen sodium coating and designed for DC reverse polarity welding in all positions.

The electrode is intended for welding 1.5Ni steel structures that operate at -80℃, where the deposited metal retains impact toughness at that extreme temperature.

It meets the EN ISO 2560-B:E 8015-C 1, AWS A5.5 E8015-C1, and GB/T 5117 E5015-N5 classifications, with a chemical composition that includes 1.00% Ni and controlled levels of carbon, silicon, manganese, sulfur, and phosphorus.

Application: Welding 1.5Ni steel structures working at -80℃.

Key Benefits

Impact Toughness at -80℃.

The deposited metal achieves a minimum impact value of 27 J at -80℃, ensuring reliable performance in cryogenic service conditions.

Low-Hydrogen Sodium Coating

The low-hydrogen sodium coating reduces the risk of hydrogen-induced cracking, especially in high-strength or thick-section welds.

All-Position Welding Capability

AK-W807Ni can be used in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions, allowing one electrode to cover all joint orientations.

Controlled Chemical Composition

The composition includes 0.08% C, 0.6% Si, 1.25% Mn, 0.035% S, 0.035% P, and 1.00% Ni, which supports both strength and toughness in low-temperature applications.

Where It Is Used

  • Welding of 1.5Ni steel structures in cryogenic service.
  • Fabrication of pressure vessels and piping for low-temperature environments.
  • Maintenance and repair of equipment operating at -80℃.
  • Structures requiring high impact toughness at sub-zero temperatures.

Who It Is For

  • Welding consumable distributors supplying low-temperature welding electrodes.
  • Fabricators working with 1.5Ni steel for cryogenic applications.
  • Maintenance teams in oil & gas and petrochemical plants operating at low temperatures.

Problems It Solves

  • Achieving required impact toughness at -80℃ in welds made on 1.5Ni steel structures.
  • Avoiding hydrogen cracking in low-temperature welds through use of a low-hydrogen electrode.
  • Using a single electrode for all welding positions on complex joints without requalification.

Specifications

Published by the factory for AK-W807Ni. Values not shown are not published on the datasheet and are marked as such rather than estimated.

Classifications
StandardDesignation
Classification 1EN ISO 2560-B:E 8015-C 1
Classification 2AWS A5.5 E8015-C1
Classification 3GB/T 5117 E5015-N5
Typical Chemical Composition (%)
ElementContent
C0.08
Si0.6
Mn1.25
S0.035
P0.035
Ni1.00
Typical Mechanical Properties
PropertyValue
Tensile strength (MPa)≥490
Yield Stress (MPa)≥390
Elongation (%)≥22
Impact values (J)≥27J/-80℃
Recommended Welding Parameters
DiameterCurrent range
2.5mm60-100A
3.2mm80-130A
4.0mm140-200A
5.0mm180-240A

Technical Features

  • Low-hydrogen sodium coating for DC reverse polarity welding.
  • Deposited metal tensile strength at least 490 MPa, yield stress at least 390 MPa, elongation at least 22 percent.
  • Impact toughness at least 27 J at -80℃.
  • Chemical composition: C 0.08%, Si 0.6%, Mn 1.25%, S 0.035%, P 0.035%, Ni 1.00%
  • Available in 2.5 mm, 3.2 mm, 4.0 mm, and 5.0 mm diameters.

Use Guide

  • Select diameter based on joint thickness and position, then set current within the recommended range: 2.5 mm (60-100 A), 3.2 mm (80-130 A), 4.0 mm (140-200 A), 5.0 mm (180-240 A).
  • Ensure the joint surfaces are clean and free of oil, rust, moisture, and paint before welding.
  • Store electrodes in sealed packaging and re-bake if exposed to air or moisture before use.
  • Remove slag completely between passes to prevent inclusions and ensure sound welds.

How It Compares

AK-W807Ni and E8015 electrodes both provide low-hydrogen, all-position welding for low-temperature applications. However, AK-W807Ni contains 1.00% Ni, which enhances toughness at -80℃, while standard E8015 electrodes may not have the same nickel content or low-temperature performance. Other low-temperature electrodes may require higher preheat or different storage, but AK-W807Ni is designed for direct use in cryogenic service with minimal handling requirements.

AK-W807Ni Questions

What are the recommended welding currents for each diameter?
2.5 mm: 60-100 A, 3.2 mm: 80-130 A, 4.0 mm: 140-200 A, 5.0 mm: 180-240 A.
Which standards does AK-W807Ni meet?
It is supplied to EN ISO 2560-B:E 8015-C 1, AWS A5.5 E8015-C1, and GB/T 5117 E5015-N5.
What is the impact toughness of the deposited metal?
The deposited metal achieves a minimum impact value of 27 J at -80℃.
Can I get technical data and packing details before ordering?
Yes. Contact the AKWELD sales team with the required diameters and quantities, and they will provide technical data, packing details, and marking specifications.
What packing is AK-W807Ni supplied in?
Packing and marking are set per order and destination. Send the quantity and the destination port with your enquiry and we will confirm the packing before you order.
Can we test AK-W807Ni before placing a production order?
Yes. Ask for a trial quantity so your welding engineer can run the grade on your own test plate and check the deposited metal against your procedure.

Request a Quotation for AK-W807Ni

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