Anyone have experience welding 4150 steel. I am working on a machine part. It is about 7" long, 4" in diameter, with a 1.5" bore. A .750 thick sleeved it pressed midway into the bore to a shoulder and then welded on both sides. I am using a filler wire that I have used successfully on 4130 and 4140 but seem to be having a problem with the 4150. The filler is a Linde 65 wire. What happens is that the weld bead will show a crack right through the middle. My next option was to pre-heat to 550 defrees and slow cool after welding, but was wondering if there may be a metalurgic conflict with the filler wire. Any help is appreciated. Thanks...Mike
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02-18-2010, 11:21 AM #1
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02-18-2010, 11:28 AM #2
Little reading for you.

http://www.steelforge.com/alloys/?alloy=4150Caution!
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