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Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying
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  • Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying

Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying


To reduce wear caused by material erosion on equipment components, a wear-resistant coating is applied to the surface of these components, thereby protecting the substrate material of the equipment parts. Coating processes typically include plasma-sprayed oxide ceramic coatings and supersonic flame-sprayed alloy coatings.

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Product Description

Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying

To reduce wear caused by material erosion on equipment components, a wear-resistant coating is applied to the surface of these components, thereby protecting the substrate material.

Coating processes generally include plasma-sprayed oxide ceramic coatings and supersonic flame-sprayed alloy coatings.

The ceramic material used in plasma ceramic coatings is primarily aluminum oxide. / Titanium oxide-based ceramic materials exhibit outstanding properties such as high hardness, excellent wear resistance, superior thermal stability, and low coefficient of friction. Coatings produced by spraying these materials demonstrate exceptionally stable and superior performance in terms of wear resistance, friction reduction, and corrosion resistance. The coating microstructure is dense, and its surface can be polished to a mirror-like finish. Ra0.02 ).

Supersonic spray alloy coatings are composite materials made of nickel and cobalt as the metallic phase, combined with alloys such as tungsten carbide, chromium carbide, nickel-based, and cobalt-based materials. They feature high hardness and excellent toughness, with bonding strengths reaching... 70 MPa The above.

 

 

Material Name

Chemical composition ( % )

Coating Classification

Coating hardness ( High Voltage )

Spraying method

Coating performance

Pure alumina

Al₂O₃ (99.9%)

Ceramics

High ( 700-900 )

Plasma spraying

White coating, high hardness, high abrasion resistance, and high corrosion resistance.

Aluminum oxide titanium AT3

Al₂O₃ (97%) + TiO₂ (3%)

Ceramics

High ( 700-900 )

Plasma spraying

Gray coating, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, heat-resistant, and insulating.

Aluminum oxide titanium AT13

Al₂O₃ (87%) + TiO₂ (13%)

Ceramics

High ( 800-1000 )

Plasma spraying

Black coating, high wear resistance and corrosion resistance

Aluminum oxide titanium AT40

Al₂O₃ (60%) + TiO₂ (40%)

Ceramics

High ( 650-850 )

Plasma spraying

Black coating with excellent overall strength, dense coating, and wear resistance.

Chromium oxide

Cr₂O₃

Ceramics

High ( 950-1300 )

Plasma spraying

Dark olive-green coating, featuring high hardness, excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and erosion resistance, with a low coefficient of friction.

Nickel-based alloy

NiCrBSi

Alloy

High ( 500-700 )

Plasma spraying

Good wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and impact resistance.

Cobalt-based tungsten carbide

WC (88%) + Co (12%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 1000-1400 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, good toughness, resistant to high-pressure impact and wear, and corrosion-resistant.

Cobalt-chromium tungsten carbide

WC (86%) + Co (10%) + Cr (4%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 1000-1400 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, good toughness, resistant to high-pressure impact and wear, and corrosion-resistant.

Nickel-chromium chromium carbide

NiCr (25%) + CrC (37.5%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 900-1200 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, high resistance to high-temperature wear, and erosion resistance.

Application areas:

1. Processing and repair of wear-resistant coatings for compressor pistons, piston rings, various sealing rings, and other components.

2. In the metal wire-drawing industry—such as the production of steel wires, steel cables, and electrical wires and cables—large quantities of wire-guiding wheels, tower pulleys, and rollers are used.

3. Various types of rollers used in machinery for papermaking, printing, steel production, and plastics.

4. Wear resistance and anti-sticking applications for machinery used in enamel equipment, such as glaze slurries, mixing, and grinding.

5. Automotive parts and agricultural machinery accessories, etc.

6. Wear-resistant components for tobacco machinery.

7. Textile machinery for chemical fibers, cotton spinning, fiberglass, and other textile applications—including wear-resistant components for chemical fiber spinnerets, thermal rollers for chemical fibers, and short-fiber spinning machines—as well as wear-resistant coatings for various textile accessories (wear- and corrosion-resistant).

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Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying
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  • Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying

Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying


To reduce wear caused by material erosion on equipment components, a wear-resistant coating is applied to the surface of these components, thereby protecting the substrate material of the equipment parts. Coating processes typically include plasma-sprayed oxide ceramic coatings and supersonic flame-sprayed alloy coatings.

Key words:
Request for quotation E-mail:CarrieFeng07@outlook.com

Product Description

Introduction to Wear-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying

To reduce wear caused by material erosion on equipment components, a wear-resistant coating is applied to the surface of these components, thereby protecting the substrate material.

Coating processes generally include plasma-sprayed oxide ceramic coatings and supersonic flame-sprayed alloy coatings.

The ceramic material used in plasma ceramic coatings is primarily aluminum oxide. / Titanium oxide-based ceramic materials exhibit outstanding properties such as high hardness, excellent wear resistance, superior thermal stability, and low coefficient of friction. Coatings produced by spraying these materials demonstrate exceptionally stable and superior performance in terms of wear resistance, friction reduction, and corrosion resistance. The coating microstructure is dense, and its surface can be polished to a mirror-like finish. Ra0.02 ).

Supersonic spray alloy coatings are composite materials made of nickel and cobalt as the metallic phase, combined with alloys such as tungsten carbide, chromium carbide, nickel-based, and cobalt-based materials. They feature high hardness and excellent toughness, with bonding strengths reaching... 70 MPa The above.

 

 

Material Name

Chemical composition ( % )

Coating Classification

Coating hardness ( High Voltage )

Spraying method

Coating performance

Pure alumina

Al₂O₃ (99.9%)

Ceramics

High ( 700-900 )

Plasma spraying

White coating, high hardness, high abrasion resistance, and high corrosion resistance.

Aluminum oxide titanium AT3

Al₂O₃ (97%) + TiO₂ (3%)

Ceramics

High ( 700-900 )

Plasma spraying

Gray coating, wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant, heat-resistant, and insulating.

Aluminum oxide titanium AT13

Al₂O₃ (87%) + TiO₂ (13%)

Ceramics

High ( 800-1000 )

Plasma spraying

Black coating, high wear resistance and corrosion resistance

Aluminum oxide titanium AT40

Al₂O₃ (60%) + TiO₂ (40%)

Ceramics

High ( 650-850 )

Plasma spraying

Black coating with excellent overall strength, dense coating, and wear resistance.

Chromium oxide

Cr₂O₃

Ceramics

High ( 950-1300 )

Plasma spraying

Dark olive-green coating, featuring high hardness, excellent wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and erosion resistance, with a low coefficient of friction.

Nickel-based alloy

NiCrBSi

Alloy

High ( 500-700 )

Plasma spraying

Good wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and impact resistance.

Cobalt-based tungsten carbide

WC (88%) + Co (12%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 1000-1400 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, good toughness, resistant to high-pressure impact and wear, and corrosion-resistant.

Cobalt-chromium tungsten carbide

WC (86%) + Co (10%) + Cr (4%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 1000-1400 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, good toughness, resistant to high-pressure impact and wear, and corrosion-resistant.

Nickel-chromium chromium carbide

NiCr (25%) + CrC (37.5%)

Metal-ceramic

High ( 900-1200 )

Supersonic Flame

High hardness, high resistance to high-temperature wear, and erosion resistance.

Application areas:

1. Processing and repair of wear-resistant coatings for compressor pistons, piston rings, various sealing rings, and other components.

2. In the metal wire-drawing industry—such as the production of steel wires, steel cables, and electrical wires and cables—large quantities of wire-guiding wheels, tower pulleys, and rollers are used.

3. Various types of rollers used in machinery for papermaking, printing, steel production, and plastics.

4. Wear resistance and anti-sticking applications for machinery used in enamel equipment, such as glaze slurries, mixing, and grinding.

5. Automotive parts and agricultural machinery accessories, etc.

6. Wear-resistant components for tobacco machinery.

7. Textile machinery for chemical fibers, cotton spinning, fiberglass, and other textile applications—including wear-resistant components for chemical fiber spinnerets, thermal rollers for chemical fibers, and short-fiber spinning machines—as well as wear-resistant coatings for various textile accessories (wear- and corrosion-resistant).

Prev: Thermal Spraying Tungsten Carbide Powder

Next: Introduction to Corrosion-Resistant Powder Materials for Thermal Spraying

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