CDP® 4666
CDP® 4666 is a composite material made of a structural steel backing and a hard weld surfacing, corresponding to DIN 8555
CDP® 4666 is a composite material made of an easy-to-weld steel plate coated by means of open arc welding with a layer of abrasion and erosion resistant alloy.
The complex carbides coating shows a superior wear resistance when compared to CrC wearplates due to:
1. higher carbide density = higher resistance to finer abrasives
2. higher average carbides hardness = higher resistance to abrasives
Description
CDP® 4666 is a composite material made of an easy-to-weld steel plate coated by means of open arc welding with a layer of abrasion and erosion resistant alloy.
The complex carbides coating shows a superior wear resistance when compared to CrC wearplates due to:
1. higher carbide density = higher resistance to finer abrasives
2. higher average carbides hardness = higher resistance to abrasives
Applications
Any application involving abrasion and/or erosion. CDP® 4666 is at the top of the range of welded CDP®.
When applied for high temperature applications, above 450-500 °C, or when used at high temperature as a structural part, a material with higher mechanical and oxydation resistance should be chosen.
Industry Examples
Cement, Mines and Quarries, Steel, Waste and Recycling, Glass, Coal Fired Power Plants and in general any industry where raw materials handling and processing, up to 500-600 °C, causes wear by means of abrasion and erosion.
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Technical Data
Hardness
59 – 62 HRC
Castolin Eutectic
