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Nickel Based Spray Fuse Powder PW-N-480-PW1 (45-50 HRc) – 10 Kg

LSN N-480-PW1/10

£364.37 ex VAT £437.24 inc VAT


Product Model: LSN N-480-PW1/10
Availability: In Stock

  • 10 kilos pots.
  • Adapted for powder welding process.
  • Applications: general engineering, oil and gas, glass engineering.
  • Chemical Composition: Ni based, Si 3%, B 2.5%, Cr 12%, C 0.5%.
  • Finish by grinding.
  • Hardness HRC: 47-52.
  • Nickel based powder welding alloy LSN N-480-PW1.
  • Physical Properties: Apparent density (g/cm3): 4.5, Hall flow (50 g./sec.): 13, Melting Point (oC): 1090, Specific Gravity: 8.1, Thermal Coefficient of Expansion (oCx10-6): 15.1.

Description

Nickel Based Spray Fuse Powder PW-N-480-PW1 (45-50 HRc) – 10 Kg

Product Description

  • Ni-based powder alloy
  • Application: Powder welding
  • Adapted for powder welding process. Has increased ductility and very high abrasion and corrosion resistance.
  • Powder size range (μm): 106-20
  • Hardness HRC: 47-52
  • Finish by grinding
  • 10 kilos pots

Applications

General engineering: repair and build-up of valves, seal rings, bearings, Oil and gas: drilling bits. Glass engineering.

Chemical Composition

Ni based  Si 3%  B 2.5%  Cr 12%  C 0.5%

Physical properties

  • Apparent density (g/cm3): 4.5
  • Hall flow (50 g./sec.): 13
  • Melting Point (oC): 1090
  • Specific Gravity: 8.1
  • Thermal Coefficient of Expansion (oCx10-6): 15.1

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