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Nickel Based Spray Fuse Powder PW-N-340-PW1 (35-39 HRc) – 5 Kg

PRICE ON APPLICATION-4619

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Product Model: PRICE ON APPLICATION-4619
Availability: In Stock

  • Apparent density (g/cm3): 5.
  • Chemical Composition: Ni based Si 2.8% B 1% Cr 4% P 2.1% Mo 3%.
  • Excellent for Glass industry neck ring components.
  • Finished by carbide tools and grinding.
  • Formulated to produce high quality, low porosity overlays and easy application.
  • Hall flow (50 g./sec.): 13.
  • Hardness HRC: 31-36.
  • Melting Point (oC): 940.
  • Nickel based powder welding alloy.
  • Specific Gravity: 8.5.

Description

Nickel Based Spray Fuse Powder PW-N-340-PW1 (35-39 HRc) – 5 Kg

Description

Application: Powder welding

  • Formulated to produce high quality, low porosity overlays and easy application.
  • Powder size range (μm): 106-20
  • Hardness HRC: 31-36
  • Finished by carbide tools and grinding

5 kilos pots

Applications.

Excellent for Glass industry neck ring components. Produces porosity free deposits, with good high temperature abrasion resistance.

Chemical Composition

Ni based  Si 2.8%  B 1%  Cr 4%  P 2.1%  Mo 3%

Physical properties

  • Apparent density (g/cm3): 5
  • Hall flow (50 g./sec.): 13
  • Melting Point (oC): 940
  • Specific Gravity: 8.5

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