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Harris ER90S-B3 Low-Alloy TIG Welding Rod 10 lb

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  • Harris ER90S-B3 low-alloy TIG welding rod, 36 in. length, 10 lb package for chromium-molybdenum steel welding.
  • Harris ER90S-B3 low-alloy TIG welding rod specifications with available sizes, applications, chemical composition, mechanical properties, shielding gas, and welding parameters.
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Description

Harris ER90S-B3 Low-Alloy TIG Welding Rod 10 lb

Harris ER90S-B3 TIG (GTAW) welding rod is a chromium-molybdenum low-alloy filler metal designed for welding 2-1/4% chromium / 1% molybdenum steels used in high-temperature and high-pressure service. It is also suitable for joining dissimilar combinations of chromium-molybdenum and carbon steels.

Select the required rod diameter from the product options above. Each variation is supplied in a 10 lb box and determines the Harris part number, online selling price, shipping weight, and net cost.

Product Highlights

  • ER90S-B3 low-alloy TIG / GTAW welding rod
  • Designed for 2-1/4% chromium / 1% molybdenum steels
  • Suitable for high-temperature and high-pressure applications
  • Used for high-pressure piping and pressure vessels
  • Suitable for joining chromium-molybdenum steels to carbon steels
  • Designed for demanding elevated-temperature service
  • All-position welding capability with an appropriate qualified procedure
  • Conforms to AWS A5.28 / ASME SFA-5.28 ER90S-B3

Technical Specifications

BrandHarris
AWS ClassificationER90S-B3
Welding ProcessTIG / Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
Rod Length36 in.
Package Weight10 lb Box
Material TypeChromium-molybdenum low-alloy steel filler metal
Typical Base Material2-1/4% Cr / 1% Mo steels
Shielding Gas100% Argon
Welding PositionsAll positions with a qualified procedure
Classification StandardAWS A5.28 / ASME SFA-5.28 ER90S-B3
Available Diameters3/32 in. (2.4 mm), 1/8 in. (3.2 mm), and 5/32 in. (4.0 mm)

Common Applications

High-Temperature Service

  • High-pressure piping
  • Pressure vessels
  • Power-generation equipment
  • Petrochemical processing equipment

Fabrication & Repair

  • Cr-Mo steel fabrication
  • Cr-Mo to carbon-steel joining
  • Boilers and pressure components
  • Industrial maintenance and repair

Product Resources

Review current Harris manufacturer information and the applicable qualified welding procedure before final product selection or welding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Harris ER90S-B3 TIG rod used for?

Harris ER90S-B3 is designed for welding 2-1/4% chromium / 1% molybdenum steels used in high-temperature and high-pressure applications including piping and pressure vessels.

Can ER90S-B3 join chromium-molybdenum steel to carbon steel?

Yes. Harris identifies ER90S-B3 for joining dissimilar combinations of chromium-molybdenum and carbon steels.

What shielding gas is used for TIG welding ER90S-B3?

100% argon is the standard shielding gas for TIG / GTAW welding with ER90S-B3 rod.

What rod sizes are offered in this GetPipe.com listing?

This listing includes 3/32 in., 1/8 in., and 5/32 in. diameters, each supplied in a 10 lb box.

Does ER90S-B3 require heat-control procedures?

Preheat, interpass temperature, and post-weld heat treatment should be controlled according to the qualified welding procedure, base material, and governing code requirements.

Important Ordering & Safety Notes

  • Each variation is supplied as 36 in. TIG rod in a 10 lb box.
  • Selected diameter determines the Harris part number, online price, shipping weight, and cost.
  • Verify base-metal grade, shielding gas, welding procedure, preheat/interpass temperature, post-weld heat treatment, and applicable code requirements before use.
  • Welding fumes and gases can be hazardous. Review current manufacturer labeling and safety documentation and follow applicable workplace safety requirements.
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