The main difference between wear-resistant welding wire and ordinary welding wire is reflected in its performance and application range. The following are specific comparisons:

Composition and hardness: There are significant differences in metal composition between wear-resistant welding wires and ordinary welding wires. Wear-resistant welding wires usually contain high hardness alloy elements, which makes their welded joints have higher hardness and excellent wear resistance.

Wear resistance: Due to the high hardness characteristics of wear-resistant welding wires, they can withstand heavy loads and harsh working environments, demonstrating good wear resistance. In contrast, ordinary welding wires have poor wear resistance and are not suitable for high wear situations.

Application scope: Wear resistant welding wires are mainly used for working conditions that require high wear resistance, such as the manufacturing of equipment components in mining machinery, cement production, power equipment, and other fields. However, ordinary welding wires have a wide range of applications and can be used for welding general engineering structures and mechanical equipment.

There are significant differences between wear-resistant welding wires and ordinary welding wires in terms of composition, hardness, wear resistance, etc., which makes their application ranges different. Wear resistant welding wires are suitable for situations that require high wear resistance, while ordinary welding wires are suitable for general welding needs. When making specific choices, it is necessary to choose the appropriate welding wire type based on the actual application scenario and needs.