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Exothermic reaction for exceptionally high bond strengthResists corrosion and alkaline environmentsExcellent bond coat Service up to 800 °C (1470 °F)
Is an ERNi-1 type specially modified for spraying.
Excellent corrosion resistance against many media and acid environments. Good thermal shock resistance.
CEWELD® SP 420-B can be applied with the flame spray process and the electric arc process as well and offer extremely stable arc properties. The chemical cleaned surface assures excellent feeding properties. .
Coatings of CEWELD® SP 316L exhibit excellent corrosion resistance against organic and non-oxidizing acids and are recommend for internal and external diameters. Using the combustion wire spray process, CEWELD® SP 316L should be sprayed thinner than CEWELD® SP 1.4370 and CEWELD® SP 420 coatings. Is an 316 type wire specially modified for spraying.
Coatings of CEWELD® SP 316LSi exhibit excellent corrosion resistance against organic and non-oxidizing acids and are recommend for internal and external diameters. Using the combustion wire spray process, CEWELD® SP 316LSi should be sprayed thinner than CEWELD® SP 1.4370 and CEWELD® SP 420 coatings.
Is an 316L type wire specially modified for spraying.
Medium hard, wear resistant alloy with excelent lubricating and sliding properties with high bonding strength.
Is an 1.8401 wire type specially modified for spraying.
This alloy offers the highest bonding properties available for both the Flame spray process as the Arc Spray process. The wire has a high polished and clean surface to assure the best feeding and thermal spray properties. Sprayed layers of this material are-resistant to variation in high temperatures and are used as a buffer layer for all other spraying alloys. Hardness, coating macro: approximately HRc 22. Maximum working temperature: approximately 850 °C
CEWELD SP 80/20 NiCr is a nickel-chromium electrical-resistance alloy for use at operating temperatures up to (2100 °F) 1150 °C. It contains rare-earth additions for increased oxidation resistance, especially under conditions of frequent switching or wide temperature fluctuations. The alloy has a low temperature coefficient of resistance, making it suitable for control resistors. Used for heating elements in domestic appliances and industrial equipment.
SP 80/20 NiAl is a cored wire specifically designed for both, arc spraying and flame spraying. It is self bonding to most materials and requires minimal surface preparation. Bond strengths in excess of 9000 psi can be achieved on grit blasted surfaces. SP 80/20 NiAl exhibits good resistance to high temperature oxidation and abrasion, and excellent resistance to impact and bending. SP 80/20 NiAl can be machined and ground to a finish of 5 micro inches.
CEWELD® SP Babbits has excellent sliding properties, bearings, scales etc.
He is an Babbits Alloy type specially modified for spraying.