Metco 15F is a self-fluxing alloy that produces dense, pore-free deposits with a typical hardness of HRC 60, with high wear and corrosion resistance. It is suitable for thin coatings where a smooth as-deposited surface requiring little stock removal after fusing and superior thickness control is needed. It fuses at approximately 993 °C with expected shrink of about 17%. Laser cladding application is preferred; however, puddle welding is also possible. Diamond (preferred) or SiC grind to finish.
Characteristics
Material type | Thermal Spray Powder |
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Product form | Powder |
Material safety datasheet number | 50-413 |
Achieved surface function primary |
Abrasion Protection Adhesive Wear Protection Erosion Protection in Gas Flow Erosion Protection in Liquid Flow Sliding Wear Protection Solid Particle Erosion Protection Dimensional Restoration |
Suitable for service environmen |
Acidic Liquid, Not Specified Crude Oil Dust Engine Oil Gravel/Stone/Rock/Concrete Contact Metal Contact Soil//Sand/Silt/Clay Contact Seawater/Brackish Water Plastic/Rubber/Polymer Contact Corrosive Mud Corrosive Liquid |
Melting temp. | 993 |
Base composition | Nickel |
Nominal chemistry | Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C |
Max. service temp. | 540 |
Achieved microhardness (min) | 57HRC |
Recomm metco spray gun |
3MB 9MB F4MB SinplexPro TriplexPro-210 |
Recommended process technology |
High-Speed Laser Cladding Spray and Fuse Powder Welding |
Recommended finishing | Grinding, diamond (preferred) or green silicon carbide |
Datasheet number | DSM-0412 |