Agglomerated Flux
(Basic flux for heat-resistant and stainless SAW)
GJ-SJ602 is a basic agglomerated submerged arc welding flux with moderate calcium fluoride content, designed for welding heat-resistant stainless steels and low-alloy creep-resistant steels. The basicity provides good toughness and crack resistance while maintaining stable arc behavior in high-current SAW applications.
Balanced Basicity: Moderate CaF2 content (15-25%) provides a good balance of arc stability, slag fluidity, and weld metal cleanliness.
Good Toughness: Basic slag system produces weld metal with excellent impact toughness for pressure vessel and structural applications.
Versatile Wire Compatibility: Works effectively with both stainless wires (ER308L, ER316L) and low-alloy heat-resistant wires (EB3R, EA2) for multi-purpose SAW shops.
With ER308L/ER316L wire: For SAW of stainless steel structural components, bridge elements, and general fabrication requiring good toughness.
With EB3R/EA2 wire: For SAW of Cr-Mo heat-resistant steels in power plant boilers, pressure vessels, and high-temperature piping.
For mixed fabrication shops: Ideal for facilities welding both stainless and low-alloy steels where a single versatile flux reduces inventory complexity.
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Elements |
SiO2+TiO2 |
CaO+MgO (Lime+Magnesia) |
Al2O3+MnO (Alumina+Manganese) |
CaF2 (Calcium Fluoride) |
S (Sulfur) |
P (Phosphorus) |
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AWS Requirement |
10 - 20 |
30 - 40 |
25 - 35 |
15 - 25 |
<=0.06 |
<=0.08 |
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Typical Actual Value |
15.2 |
35.2 |
29.8 |
19.6 |
0.020 |
0.025 |
Mechanical properties tested as all-weld metal combined with ER308L wire (AWS A5.9). Flux is mildly active; properties depend on the paired wire.
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Test Item |
Yield Strength |
Tensile Strength |
Elongation |
Impact@-20°C |
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GB/T 17854 Requirement |
-- |
-- |
-- |
>=27 J |
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Typical Actual Result |
400 MPa |
590 MPa |
32% |
60 J |
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Wire Diameter |
Wire 2.0 mm |
Wire 2.5 mm |
Wire 3.2 mm |
Wire 4.0 mm |
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Amperage |
300 - 450 |
350 - 500 |
400 - 550 |
450 - 600 |
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Voltage |
28 - 32 |
29 - 33 |
30 - 34 |
31 - 35 |
Consistent Quality, Direct Factory Pricing.
100% batch consistency ensured by our advanced in-house QA lab.
20+ years mastering SAW metallurgical synergy for heavy industries.
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Massive automated capacity to stabilize your bulk supply chain.
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Moisture control is critical for submerged‑arc welding fluxes. Our standard packaging is 25‑kilogram multi‑layer kraft paper bags lined with heavy‑duty moisture‑proof plastic bags. For extreme environments or ultra‑low hydrogen requirements (such as H5 grade), we can also provide custom heavy‑duty aluminium foil vacuum packaging. All goods are stacked on wooden pallets and tightly wrapped with multiple layers of industrial shrink film to ensure 100% dryness upon arrival at the port.
No. For High-Grade Oil & Gas pipeline fabrication (such as API X60 to X70), standard neutral fluxes like 301 or active fluxes like 501 are not suitable, as they cannot guarantee the required extreme low-temperature impact toughness. You must use our dedicated pipeline-grade Fluoride-Basic agglomerated flux, GJ-101Q (or GJ-101G), combined with Mo/Ni-alloyed wires (e.g., EA2 or S3Ni1Mo).This combination ensures zero loss of alloying elements and guarantees impact values of ≥27J(or much higher) at -40°C to -50°C.
Our standard MOQ for international orders is normally 5 tons per item. For a full 20‑foot FCL container, the loading capacity is usually 24 tons subject to container space constraints, and it can reach 27 tons without pallets. A 40HQ high‑cube container can hold a maximum of 28 tons. Backed by our robust production capacity, we can finish production, quality inspection and packaging within 7‑10 days upon receiving the deposit, and deliver the goods to major Chinese ports such as Qingdao Port or Tianjin Port.
Yes! We fully understand that re-baking costs time and electricity. For customers who want to skip this step, we highly recommend selecting our Heavy-Duty Aluminum Foil Vacuum Packaging. The flux is vacuum-sealed immediately after high-temperature manufacturing. When you open the bag in your workshop, the flux is in a 100% factory-dry state and can be poured directly into the welding hopper for immediate use.
For structural steel with surface impurities like rust, oil, or mill scale, standard neutral or high-basic fluxes will likely cause porosity. You need our GJ-501A (Aluminate-Rutile Active Flux). It features a highly active deoxidizing slag system that offers exceptional tolerance to surface contaminants. This allows you to achieve flawless, X-ray quality welds at high speeds without rigorous pre-weld grinding, significantly boosting your shop floor efficiency.