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EN 9606-1 qualifies on the filler material (the FM group).
In most cases one FM group, for example FM1 will qualify to other FM groups – for FM1 also for FM2. See table 3 in 9606-1.
In theory FM1 filler material may be used for all parent material groups (1 – 11 as per ISO 15608).
But you will never use a welder qualified to FM1 filler material (for carbon steel) to weld parent material group 8 (austenitic stainless steel).
The qualification test will be based on a qualified WPS – or a pWPS (that is also allowed).
The welder, when using the issued certificate, shall weld within the range of qualifications for his certificate. So he cannot weld to a WPS qualified to for example group 8.1.
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