The invention relates to a micro
slag gas protection flux-cored wire suitable for
electric arc additive manufacturing of a die. The flux-cored wire is formed by wrapping a
powder core with a steel strip and comprises a component A, a component B and a component C. The component A comprises, by weight, 30-45% of
rutile, 4-7% of
cryolite, 8-14% of
fluorite, 10-20% of marble, 8-14% of
magnesite, 8-14% of
potassium titanate and 10-22% of
albite. The component B comprises, by weight, 5-20% of aluminum
magnesium alloy, 5-15% of
ferrotitanium, 26-40% of
nickel, 8-20% of
molybdenum, 12-24% of chrome, 10-18% of 45#
silicon iron and 10-28% of
manganese. The component C is composed of
iron powder and impurities. After the flux-cored wire is welded, a micro amount of
molten slag is formed and thinly and uniformly covers the surface of deposited
metal, the
molten slag cocks and falls off automatically after cooling, and multilayer
welding can be achieved without
slag removing; and in addition, weld spatter hardly appears, electric arcs are stable,
molten metal does not flow, the appearance is attractive, excellent
welding technological performance is achieved, and the deposited
metal has good comprehensive mechanical performance.