Material Product Data Sheet Tungsten Carbide Nickel Chromium Self-Fluxing Powders

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Material Product Data Sheet Tungsten Carbide Nickel Chromium Self-Fluxing Powders Thermal Spray Powder Products: Metco 31C-NS, Metco 32C, Metco 34F, Metco 34FP, Metco 36C, WOKA 7701, WOKA 7702, WOKA 7703, WOKA 50454, WOKA 53141, WOKA 53194, Diamalloy 2002 1 Introduction These materials consist of a self-fluxing alloy blended with a hard phase constituent of tungsten carbide in a gas atomized cobalt or nickel matrix. Coatings of these materials are resistant to abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion. The products in this data sheet use either agglomerated and sintered or sintered and crushed tungsten carbide. Quick Facts Classification Self-fluxing alloy, nickel-based with hard phase Chemistry Various (See Section 2.1) Manufacture Blended Morphology Service Temperature Purpose Spray Process Fusing Process Spheroidal or spheroidal/irregular 540 C (1000 F) Wear protection Combustion Powder Thermospray, Atmospheric Plasma Spray, HVOF Manual torch, induction, furnace In a two-stage process, the material is first applied by thermal spray and then fused to develop a dense coating with minimal porosity and oxides that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings of Metco 34, Metco 34FP and Diamalloy 2002 can be used unfused condition resulting in no metallurgical bond to the substrate. The addition of boron and silicon in the matrix enables fusing at lower temperatures, without the need for additional flux to wet the substrate and coalesce during fusing while minimizing the dissolution of the tungsten carbide in the coating. These products have various amounts and formulations of hard phase and matrixes which allow the user to choose the material that is best suited for the wear application and environment. The powders may be applied to mild steels, heat-treatable steels, stainless steels and nickel-based alloys. 1.1 Typical Uses and Applications These alloys are used in turbomachinery, automotive, petrochemical, hydroelectric and agricultural applications on components such as: n Plug gages n Shafts n Pump seals n Wire-drawing capstans n Cam followers n Slipways n Rocker arms n Hydroelectric valves n Exhaust fans n Harvester blades n Piston rods Top: Blended product with agglomerated carbide and gas atomized matrix. Bottom: Blended producted with cast and crushed carbide and gas atomized matrix. 2016 Oerlikon Metco 1

2 Material Information 2.1 Chemical Composition Product Hard Phase Matrix Phase Nominal Composition (wt. %) Phase Nominal Composition (wt. %) % WC Co Fe Ni % Ni Cr Fe B Si C Metco 31C-NS 35 88 12 65 70 17.5 4 4 4 0.5 Metco 32C 80 88 12 20 70 17.5 4 4 4 0.5 Metco 34F 50 88 12 50 70 17.5 4 4 4 0.5 Metco 34FP 50 88 12 50 70 17.5 4 4 4 0.5 Metco 36C 35 92 8 65 70 17.5 4 4 4 0.5 WOKA 7701 35 88 12 1 65 Bal. 16.5 3.5 3.4 3.7 0.9 WOKA 7702 40 88 12 1 60 Bal. 16.5 3.5 3.4 3.7 0.9 WOKA 7703 40 88 12 1 60 Bal. 15 3.5 3.2 4.4 0.7 WOKA 50454 50 88 1 12 50 Bal. 15 3.2 3.2 4.4 0.65 WOKA 53141 40 100 0.30 60 Bal. 7 3.5 3.2 4.4 0.7 WOKA 53194 60 88 1 12 40 Bal. 15 3.2 3.2 4.4 0.7 Diamalloy 2002 50 88 12 50 66 18 7 4 4 1 2.2 Particle Size Distribution, Manufacturing Method, Recommended Spray Process Product Nominal Particle Size Distribution (µm) a Primary Carbide Size Carbide Manufacturing Method b Recommended Spray Process c Metco 31C-NS 125 +45 Coarse Agglomerated APS, CPS Metco 32C 125 +45 Coarse Agglomerated APS, CPS Metco 34F 53 +15 Fine Agglomerated APS, CPS Metco 34FP 53 +15 Fine Agglomerated APS, CPS Metco 36C 150 +45 Coarse Mechanically Clad APS, CPS WOKA 7701 106 +45 Medium Sintered & Crushed CPS WOKA 7702 106 +45 Medium Agglomerated & Sintered / Sintered & Crushed Blend CPS WOKA 7703-106 +45 Medium Sintered & Crushed CPS WOKA 50454-106 +20 Medium Agglomerated & Sintered / CPS WOKA 53141-106 +32 Medium Cast and Crushed CPS WOKA 53194-106 +20 Medium Agglomerated & Sintered / CPS Diamalloy 2002-45 +11 Fine Agglomerated HVOF a Measurement of upper particle size by sieve per ASTM B214; particle size below 45 µm by laser diffraction (Microtrac). b Matrix for all materials is manufactured via gas atomization c APS = Atmospheric Plasma Spray; CPS = Combustion Powder Spray; HVOF = High Velocity Oxy-Fuel Spray 2016 Oerlikon Metco 2

2.3 Key Selection Criteria n All of the products herein are designed to resist wear by particle erosion, abrasion and abrasive grains. The key selection criteria for the products will be based on the size of the carbide, the spacing between carbides and the mean size of the abrasive particles. This relationship is often referred to as the mean free path. n The spheroidal morphology of Metco 31C-NS, Metco 32C, Metco 34F, Metco 34FP and Diamalloy 2002 improves flowability during spraying and imparts better erosion and abrasion resistance to the coatings. n The sintered and crushed carbide hard phase used in Metco 36C, WOKA 7701 and WOKA 7703 results in tungsten carbide grains that are larger, more angular in shape and with higher apparent density. These carbides exhibit better distribution in the matrix with less dissolution, resulting in reduced coating brittleness and a lower tendency to crack. Coatings show high abrasive resistance with fair impact strength. n WOKA 7702 uses a specially designed agglomerated and sintered WC-Co with the addition of sintered and crushed tungsten carbide. This carbide blend provides high abrasion, slurry abrasion and fair impact resistance. n WOKA 50454 is WC-Ni powder blend that can be used as an alternative to agglomerated and sintered WC-Co blends that provides better impact and corrosion resistance with improved flowability during thermal spray application. n WOKA 53194 is similar to WOKA 50454 but blended at a higher ratio of hard phase to matrix material. Coatings of this material have better erosion resistance compared to WOKA 50454 and offer higher restance to sliding wear against fine particulates. n WOKA 53141 offers good flowability and wettability and deposits have high corrosion resistance with excellent in erosion and sliding wear resistance. However, impact should be avoided. n Metco 32C contains the most tungsten carbide among these materials. This high concentration makes the coating extremely wear resistant, but porous after spraying. Application of a final coat of Metco 15E is recommended to prevent oxidation of the carbide during fusing. n Metco 31C-NS, Metco 36C and WOKA 7701 have the highest amount of matrix materials, which provides the coating with a higher total nickel content compared to the other materials. Metco 36C contains the highest nickel content and has no cobalt present in the powder. n Metco 34F, Metco 34FP and Diamalloy 2002 are best when thin and smooth coatings are desired. Each of these materials can be used in the unfused condition, typically when the workpiece cannot tolerate fusing temperatures. n Diamalloy 2002 is the only material herein that is applied using the HVOF spray process, which produces coatings that are hard and dense. The HVOF process utilizes lower heat input than atmospheric plasma spray to form the coating; thus the carbide dissolution is negligible. The coating is known to effectively resist wear by hard surfaces and fretting. n Metco 36C coatings are shown to be the most wear resistant of the Oerlikon Metco self-fluxing coatings as a result of the very large and blocky sintered and crushed tungsten carbide particles used in the powder that are less affected by the heat of fusing. n Metco 34F and Metco 34FP are similar in terms of coating characteristics and performance. The choice between these materials should be based on customer requirements. 2.4 Related Products n For applications where tungsten carbide may not be required for improved resistance to abrasion and fretting, Oerlikon Metco manufactures a wide array of wear and corrosion resistant nickel and cobalt based self-fluxing alloys such as Metco 12C, Metco 14E and Metco 18C. More information can be found on these products in Material Product Data Sheet DSMTS-0026. n In applications where Plasma Transferred Arc (PTA) may be used, Oerlikon Metco offers a variety of PTA products under our PlasmaDur brand that resist varying types of wear and provide good toughness. The PTA process is also known to increase throughput by applying larger volumes of material to the workpiece. n Tungsten carbide cobalt materials do not perform well in conditions where strong acids are present. However, the use of nickel and chromium matrixes improves resistance in acidic mediums. Oerlikon Metco offers self-fluxing materials that contain nickel rather than cobalt to improve resistance to corrosion in low ph environments. 2016 Oerlikon Metco 3

3 Coating Information 3.1 Key Thermal Spray Coating Characteristics Characteristic Spray Process for Listed Data Recommended Spray Process Matrix Macrohardness As sprayed HRC Fused HRC Metco 31C-NS 62 Metco 32C Metco 34 Metco 36C WOKA 7701 WOKA 53141 Diamalloy Metco 34FP a WOKA 7702 2002 a WOKA 7703 WOKA 50454 WOKA 53194 62 54 58 59 62 58 60 40 60 Carbide Macrohardness Embedded HRC 75 75 75 75 c Porosity After Fusing Negligible Porous b Negligible Negligible Negligible Negligible Negligible Fused Shrink % 20 20 12 Thickness Limit d mm in 0.5 0.02 0.6 0.024 Combustion Powder Thermospray Atmospheric Plasma Spray HVOF a Coatings of Metco 34, Metco 34FP and Diamalloy 2002 can be used unfused, however such coatings would not have a metallurgical bond to the substrate b A final coat of Metco 15E is recommended to fill in porosity prior to fusing c Carbide microhardness = 2000 to 2300 HV0.1 d Slow cooling of the coated workpiece is recommended, particularly for higher thicknesses; when necesary, it may be possible to apply additional coating material after fusing of the original coating and pre-coat preparation, e.g., grit blasting, for the additional layer 1.3 0.05 53 1.3 0.05 3.2 Processing Notes Spray and fuse coatings using Metco tungsten carbide selffluxing alloys can be applied to mild steels, heat treatable steels, stainless steels and nickel-based alloy substrates. While some of these substrates require no special precautions, others require specific preheating or cooling procedures to avoid cracking of the coating. Some alloy substrates are not compatible for spray and fuse coatings. Please contact your Oerlikon Metco Sales Representative for further information. 3.3 Coating Parameters Please contact your Oerlikon Metco Account Representative for parameter availability. For specific coating application requirements, the services of Oerlikon Metco s Coating Solution Centers are available. Recommended Spray Guns Combustion Powder Atmospheric Plasma HVOF Metco 5P-II Metco 3MB series DiamondJet series Metco 6P-II series Metco 9MB series WokaJet series Metco 6PT-II series * Metco F4 series SinplexPro series * Extension modules for the 6P-II spray gun; a 6P-II spray gun is required 2016 Oerlikon Metco 4

4 Commercial Information 4.1 Ordering Information and Availability Product Order No. Package Size Availability Distribution Metco 31C-NS 1000443 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global Metco 32C 1000050 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global Metco 34F 1000086 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global Metco 34FP 1000057 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global Metco 36C 1000305 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global WOKA 7701 1051139 5 kg (approx. 11 lb) Special Order Europe WOKA 7702 1051140 5 kg (approx. 11 lb) Special Order Europe WOKA 7703 1059548 5 kg (approx. 11 lb) Stock Europe WOKA 50454 1065371 25 kg (approx. 55 lb) Special Order Global WOKA 53141 1066223 5 kg (approx. 11 lb) Special Order Global WOKA 53194 1065372 5 kg (approx. 11 lb) Special Order Global Diamalloy 2002 1000788 5 lb (approx. 2.25 kg) Stock Global Note: Regionally distributed products are available in other regions on a special order basis. Please contact your Oerlikon Metco Account Manager for more information. 4.2 Handling Recommendations n Store in the original container in a dry location. n Carefully tumble contents prior to use to prevent segregation, but avoid breakdown of friable components. n Open containers should be stored in a drying oven at temperatures above 38 C (100 F) to prevent moisture pickup. Avoid prolonged storage at elevated temperatures. 4.3 Safety Recommendations See the correct SDS (Safety Data Sheet) for the product of interest localized for the country where the material will be used. SDS are available from the Oerlikon web site at www.oerlikon.com/metco (Resources Safety Data Sheets). Product SDS No. Metco 31C-NS 50-105 Metco 32C 50-106 Metco 34F 50-107 Metco 34FP 50-107 Metco 36C 50-109 WOKA 7701 50-971 WOKA 7702 50-971 WOKA 7703 50-971 WOKA 50454 50-1564 WOKA 53141 50-1487 WOKA 53194 50-1538 Diamalloy 2002 50-107 Information is subject to change without prior notice. www.oerlikon.com/metco 2016 Oerlikon Metco info.metco@oerlikon.com5