A customer sought a more effective welding solution for their client, who was using standard CO2 weld wire with tungsten powder. The requirement was for a product that achieves a hardness of 45-50 HRC to endure extreme abrasion, corrosion, and temperature challenges. The objective was to enhance performance and efficiency in welding operations. A specialized product designed to meet these specifications would offer improved durability and resistance to wear and corrosion, ultimately optimizing the welding process for demanding applications.
Previous Service Life
3mo
Competitor
Speciality Metals SA
Welding Alloys Solution
How WA solved the challenge
We recommended the Wasa Nicarbw as a superior alternative to the client's current application. This solution promises cost savings, enhanced welding speed, and significant time efficiency. Additionally, it addresses abrasion and corrosion issues effectively. By consolidating their procurement from two different suppliers into a single solution, we aim to streamline their operations and reduce complexity. This integrated approach not only optimizes performance but also simplifies supply chain management.
Product Category
Consumables
WA Product Used
HARDFACE NICARBW
Diameter
1.6 mm
Technical Advantages
The proposed solution addresses issues of abrasion and corrosion, enhancing durability and performance. It offers a quicker processing method compared to the customer's existing approach, thereby improving efficiency. This advancement not only mitigates wear and tear on materials but also optimizes operational timelines, ultimately leading to increased productivity. The implementation of this solution is expected to provide significant benefits in terms of both performance longevity and process speed, aligning with the customer's industrial needs.
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Financial Impact
Solution Revenue
€870
Submission Details
Contributor
Garth Laing
garth.laing@welding-alloys.com
Created
April 28, 2026
Submitted
May 11, 2026
Approved By
Bastien Gerard
May 11, 2026
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