TECHNICAL ORDERING DATA 61109800.pdf
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This is a Material Order Data sheet for bare welding electrodes and rods conforming to MIL-DTL-21562F (dated November 26, 2024). The document specifies ordering requirements for nickel, nickel alloy, and copper-nickel alloy welding electrodes and rods for federal procurement under IDN N4523A 6110-9800.
The material is available in two classes: Class 1 (wound bare electrodes in wire form) offered in spool weights ranging from 25 pounds to 700 pounds, and Class 2 (cut-length rods). Multiple alloy types are available including MIL-EN60 (Ni-Cu), MIL-EN61 (Ni), MIL-EN625 (Ni-Cr-Mo-Nb), and various other nickel-based compositions. Standard diameter sizes range from 0.035 inches to 1/4 inch. Materials must be ordered in specified unit quantities (Class 1a as 25-pound spools, Class 1b as forty 2-pound spools, Class 1c through 1i in drums ranging from 100 to 700 pounds, and Class 2 rods in 5 or 10-pound units). Critical specifications include maximum sulfur content restricted to 0.007 percent, mandatory alloy identity testing after final marking, plastic spool burn testing with sampling, and acceptable quality level of 2.5 percent defective using single sampling plans. Additional requirements specify 0.045-inch diameter electrode wound on 8-inch diameter spools with 10-pound spool weight for welding machine compatibility, with all qualifications and inspections per Class 1a standards. Containers must comply with MIL-W-10430 (preserved and packed commercial) and be marked per MIL-STD-129 in accordance with DLA Procurement Note C20.
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IDN: N4523A 6110-9800
ICN: 38LNG99229 KO: S02 KOI: 091
Any specification that is referenced in this Material Order Data sheet is required to be to the latest revision at time of award.
Paragraph 6.2 Ordering Data
A. MIL-DTL-21562F ELECTRODES AND RODS - WELDING, BARE, NICKEL,
NICKEL ALLOY, COPPER-NICKEL ALLOY, dated 26 NOVEMBER 2024.
B. Class/sub-class (see 1.2):
Class 1 – Wound bare electrode (wire form):
1a – 25-pound spool weight 1b – 2-pound spool weight (furnished in 0.035 inch only) 1c – 100-pound drum weight 1d – 200-pound drum weight 1e – 300-pound drum weight 1f – 400-pound drum weight 1g – 500-pound drum weight 1h – 600-pound drum weight Other: see additional requirements
1i – 700-pound drum weight Class 2 – Cut length rods (see Table II)
Type required (see Table I and Table II):
MIL-EN52i Ni-Cr-Fe MIL-EN60 Ni-Cu MIL-EN61 Ni MIL-EN62 Ni-Cr-Fe MIL-EN64 Ni-Cu-A1 MIL-EN67 Cu-Ni (70-30) MIL-EN6A Ni-Cr-Fe-Ti-Mn MIL-EN82 Ni-Cr-Mn-Nb MIL-EN82H Ni-Cr-Mn-Nb MIL-EN6N Ni-Cr (80-20) MIL-E625 Ni-Cr-Mo-Nb MIL-RN52i Ni-Cr-Fe MIL-RN60 Ni-Cu MIL-RN61 Ni MIL-RN62 Ni-Cr-Fe MIL-RN64 Ni-Cu-A1 MIL-RN65 Ni-Fe-Cr-Mo-Cu MIL-RN67 Cu-Ni (70-30) MIL-RN69 Ni-Cr-Fe-Ti-A1-Nb MIL-RN6A Ni-Cr-Fe-Ti-Mn MIL-RN82 Ni-Cr-Mn-Nb MIL-RN82H Ni-Cr-Mn-Nb MIL-RN6N Ni-Cr (80-20) MIL-RN625 Ni-Cr-Mo-Nb
Diameter size required:
0.035-inch 0.045-inch 0.062-inch 1/16-inch 5/64-inch 3/32-inch 1/8-inch 5/32-inch 3/16-inch 1/4-inch
C. Spooled electrode, drums of electrode and cut-length rods should be ordered in units as follows:
Class 1a - 25 pound (wound on spool) Class 1b - 40 pounds (twenty 2-pound spools) Class 1c - 100 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1d - 200 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1e - 300 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1f - 400 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1g - 500 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1h - 600 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 1i - 700 pounds (furnished in a drum) Class 2 (rods) - 5 or 10 pound Other: see additional requirements
D. Specific issues of the required individual documents referenced (see 2.2.1, 2.2.2, and 2.3): Latest issue at time of award
E. Minimum carbon content is not required. (see Table III, note 3)
F. Maximum sulfur content is restricted to 0.007 percent. (see Table III, note 4)
G. Alloy identity testing of each electrode or rod after final marking is required.
(see3.3.5.2)
H. Tolerances on weight for classes 1c through 1i (see 3.4.2c): See additional requirements
I. Rod length required (see 3.5.2): NA - Spooled
J. Plastic spool burn test is required and the sampling is required. (see 3.6 and 4.3.1.9)
K. Containers are required to be in accordance with MIL-W-10430 (see 3.7.1)
L. Additional container requirements (see 3.7.1): Preserved and packed commercial
M. Additional container marking requirements (see 3.7.3): N/A
N. Percent defective samples (see 4.3.1.5 and 6.7): Acceptable quality level of
2.5 percent defective. Single sampling plan shall be used.
O. Sampling for containers, container marking, and lot identification examination is not required to be in accordance with requirements other than MIL-W-10430.
(see 4.3.1.8)
P. Check mechanical property tolerances are not permitted for retest as part of receipt inspection (see 4.5.2.4.1.2).
Q. Packaging requirements (see 4.6, 5.1, and 6.8): N/A
R. Responsibility for inspection (see 6.4): per specification
S. Responsibility for compliance (see 6.5): per specification
T. Inspection system requirements (see 6.6): per specification
Additional Requirements: Class is other, 0.045" diameter electrode, wound 8" diameter spools, the spool weight shall be 10lbs. 8" diameter spools are required to fit welding machine. All qualifications, inspections, etc. not specifically addressed in the ordering data will be accomplished per Class 1a. requirements.
All unit, intermediate, and shipping containers must be marked in accordance with MIL-STD-129. Refer to DLA Procurement Note C20 for further instructions.
Prepared By: BRANDON
TUCKER
Code: 250.1
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