Powder Blends for Coatings

Powder Blends for Coatings

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Description
JSC POLEMA, Russia's largest manufacturer of metal powders, offers a diverse range of powder alloys and pure metals produced by various methods, including high-pressure gas and water atomizing, oxide reduction, and mechanical grinding.


Recently, the company has been actively implementing new technical solutions for gas atomizing, which significantly improve the morphology of particles, reduce the number of satellites, and increase the fluidity of powders and the quality of weld coatings.


Atomized powders produced by JSC POLEMA are classified into two groups: powders for coatings and structural powders.


The first group includes over 200 types of powders for coatings using various methods, including self-fluxing nickel, iron, and copper alloys, tool steels, high-carbon and low-carbon steels and alloys, corrosion-resistant and heat-resistant steels and alloys, as well as tin- and zinc-based composite powders and alloys.


The variety of available powders for coatings, used in high-speed, detonation, gas-flame, and plasma spraying, gas-powder, plasma, induction, and laser welding, allows to solve specific problems of surface hardening and effective protection against wear and corrosion of machines and equipment parts operating under elevated temperatures, high mechanical stress, and with abrasive substances and in aggressive environments.


The second group includes structural powders, such as pressed powders of pure metals (chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, nickel, and titanium), copper-based alloys (bronze and brass), stainless steels, special alloys with high magnetic permeability (permalloys), and materials for shot jet processing of parts (tool steels).


Powders of this group are used for making sheet rolled productsbars, and non-ferrous and refractory metal forgingstools, sintered and deformed parts, composite materials used in electrical engineering, electronics, tool engineering, machine engineering, aerospace industry, nuclear power engineering, vehicles, filters, gas absorbers, and other engineering areas.
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specifications
JSC POLEMA produces powder blends of various compositions for spraying and surfacing coatings. Powder blends are mechanically blended from components: powders of pure metals, alloys, and metal carbides.
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advantages
Profound production experience
Strict quality control of all produced materials
In-house research laboratory
Flexible discount system
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Product names

Below are examples of product names:


PB-85CrC+15Cr20Ni80, 

PB-75CrC+25Cr20Ni80, 

PB-65CrC+35Cr20Ni80, 

PB-85CrC+15Al5Ni, 

PB-70CrC+30Al5Ni,

PB-85NiCr17Si4B4+15Al10Ni,

PB-70NiCr17Si4B4+30Fe


PSD, micron: below 40, 20-63, 40-100, 90-160, 100-280 or other PSD as agreed.





You can contact our sales managers for more details at:

export_polema@metholding.com,

tel.: +7(4872)25-06-76.



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chemical composition
Typical compositions of powder blends are shown in the table below:


Name

Composition

Application

PB-85CrC+

15Cr20Ni80

85 % of Cr carbide and 15 % of Ni-20Cr alloy

Plasma spraying forms dense, strong, and hard layers (55-62 HRC) resistant to abrasive wear at 540-840 °C. Dies and stamps, valve seats, GTE seals, heat exchangers, turbomachinery, etc.

PB-75CrC+

25Cr20Ni80

75 % of Cr carbide and 25 % Ni-20Cr alloy

PB-65CrC+

35Cr20Ni80

65 % of Cr carbide and 35 % Ni-20Cr alloy

PB-85CrC+

15Al5Ni

85 % of Cr carbide and 15 % of conglomerated thermoreactive Ni-Al powder

High-wear resistance coatings on stainless and nickel alloys

PB-70CrC+

30Al5Ni

70 % of Cr carbide and 30 % of conglomerated thermoreactive Ni-Al powder

PB-85NiCr17Si4B4+

15Al10Ni

85 % of self-fluxing Ni-17Cr-4Si-4B alloy and 15 % of conglomerated thermoreactive Ni-Al powder

Coatings resistant to wear, fretting, corrosion. Crankshafts, piston rings, steering bearings, brake drums, forks, gauges, seals, dies, etc.

PB-70NiCr17Si4B4+

30Fe

70 % of self-fluxing Ni-17Cr-4Si-4B alloy and 30 % of iron powder

Forms dense wear-resistant layers. Coatings are processed with hard alloys. Hardness is 45-50 HRC.

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miscellaneous
If required by customers, powders are made with other particle sizes.
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Application areas