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Welding opf MP35N

Welding opf MP35N

Welding opf MP35N

(OP)
Can MP35N be welded.?

Also known as: UNS R30035; AMS 5758; Carpenter/Timken Latrobe MP35N.

Thanks,
roozle

Highest Regards,
Roozle

RE: Welding opf MP35N

Yes, but....
If you are using product in the 'cold worked & aged' condition you will not reach the same mechaical proerties in the welds (or HAZ). Depedning on the service and such you need to be careful where in the process sequence you weld with respect to cold working and heat treatments.

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