The continuous development of industrial processes in the petrochemical field requires the use of materials with anticorrosive properties, able to withstand working conditions at high temperatures but also in highly corrosive environments. The basic materials with anticorrosive properties have a high cost price which leads to the need to find alternative manufacturing solutions. In such situations, the use of bimetal plates or the option of welding cladding with an anticorrosive layer of the base material is used. The paper analyses the possibility of strip cladding using the submerged arc welding process of a reactor made of SA 387Gr11Cl.2 basic material, a heat-resistant alloy steel. To achieve the deposition of the appropriate anticorrosive layer (stainless steel type AISI 347) it was necessary to use a buffer layer made of austenitic stainless-steel type 309L. In order to eliminate the internal tensions appeared after the cladding process, the sample was subjected to a stress relieving heat treatment. After the heat treatment, the sample was subjected to non-destructive examinations (visual and penetrant testing) but also to destructive examinations specific to the approval tests of cladding technology (Metallographic tests, Vickers hardness test, bend test, ferrite number, chemical composition). Metallographic tests of cross-sectional phase structures were carried out in macroscopic and microscopic terms. In the area of the deposited material can be observed a typical austenitic casting structure resulting from the use of a high linear energy, specific to the automatic submerged arc welding. Following the performance of hardness measurements made in the characteristic areas of the deposition, it can be seen that there was a slight increase in the values obtained in the heat affected zone, without exceeding the prescribed values for the materials used. Following the analysis of the results obtained from the specific examinations and tests to the plated samples, it can be seen that they are within the limits prescribed by the standards in force regarding the approval of the cladding technology used.