EuTroLoy 16045D powder
Fe-based welding & cladding powders for maintenance & repair.
The new Castolin Eutectic products Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 and 16056 are carbon steel powders alloyed with Cr and Mo, structure after welding is martensitic/ferritic.
Deposits from this range of alloys have medium to high hardness in selected intervals of typically 40, 45, 50 and 55 HRC. They provide average to high resistance against abrasive wear and good toughness at temperatures up to 450 °C.
Coatings from Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 are easy to machine, for coatings from EuTroLoy 16056 selected tools should be used (>60 HRC). Due to their high toughness, alloys from this range possess good crack resistance and a limit and a limit for number of passes does not exist. The recommendation for optimum coating properties is to use at minimum 3 layers which ensures base metal dilution is controlled.
From a health perspective, the combination of these alloys having an iron base with absence of nickel content is of considerable benefit in comparison to other alloys used for the creation of surface coatings.
Deposits from this range of alloys have medium to high hardness in selected intervals of typically 40, 45, 50 and 55 HRC. They provide average to high resistance against abrasive wear and good toughness at temperatures up to 450 °C.
Coatings from Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 are easy to machine, for coatings from EuTroLoy 16056 selected tools should be used (>60 HRC). Due to their high toughness, alloys from this range possess good crack resistance and a limit and a limit for number of passes does not exist. The recommendation for optimum coating properties is to use at minimum 3 layers which ensures base metal dilution is controlled.
From a health perspective, the combination of these alloys having an iron base with absence of nickel content is of considerable benefit in comparison to other alloys used for the creation of surface coatings.
Description
The new Castolin Eutectic products Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 and 16056 are carbon steel powders alloyed with Cr and Mo, structure after welding is martensitic/ferritic.
Deposits from this range of alloys have medium to high hardness in selected intervals of typically 40, 45, 50 and 55 HRC. They provide average to high resistance against abrasive wear and good toughness at temperatures up to 450 °C.
Coatings from Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 are easy to machine, for coatings from EuTroLoy 16056 selected tools should be used (>60 HRC). Due to their high toughness, alloys from this range possess good crack resistance and a limit and a limit for number of passes does not exist. The recommendation for optimum coating properties is to use at minimum 3 layers which ensures base metal dilution is controlled.
From a health perspective, the combination of these alloys having an iron base with absence of nickel content is of considerable benefit in comparison to other alloys used for the creation of surface coatings.
Deposits from this range of alloys have medium to high hardness in selected intervals of typically 40, 45, 50 and 55 HRC. They provide average to high resistance against abrasive wear and good toughness at temperatures up to 450 °C.
Coatings from Eutroloy 16039, 16045, 16050 are easy to machine, for coatings from EuTroLoy 16056 selected tools should be used (>60 HRC). Due to their high toughness, alloys from this range possess good crack resistance and a limit and a limit for number of passes does not exist. The recommendation for optimum coating properties is to use at minimum 3 layers which ensures base metal dilution is controlled.
From a health perspective, the combination of these alloys having an iron base with absence of nickel content is of considerable benefit in comparison to other alloys used for the creation of surface coatings.
Applications
- Our new Fe-based powders are designed for resistance against abrasive wear & pressure.
- Typical applications are:
- Repair of forming tools and press molds from cast iron
- Rebuilding and protection of machine parts
- Edge hardfacing of forms for injection molding made of steel
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Technical Data
Typical hardness
≈ 45 HRC
Particle size ranges*
45-125 and 53-150 μm
Castolin Eutectic
