Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder Description
Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder is an advanced material composed of iron (Fe, 55%), chromium (Cr, 25%), molybdenum (Mo, 16%), with minor additions of boron (B, 2%) and carbon (C, 2%). As a high-entropy alloy, it features a multi-principal-element composition with a near-equiatomic distribution, resulting in a highly stable and complex microstructure that delivers exceptional performance characteristics.
Engineered in spherical powder form, this material ensures optimal flowability and uniform packing density, making it ideal for additive manufacturing (3D printing), powder metallurgy, and other precision fabrication techniques. It combines outstanding mechanical strength, superior high-temperature stability, excellent corrosion resistance, and remarkable wear resistance, making it well-suited for extreme industrial applications.
Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder Specifications
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Composition
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Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2, customized
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Shape
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Spherical Powder
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Particle Size
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15-53μm, 45-105μm, or customized
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Appearance
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Grey powder
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Melting Point
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~1400℃
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Theoretical Chemical Composition
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Element
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Fe
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Cr
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Mo
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B
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C
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%
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55
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25
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16
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2
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2
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Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder Applications
- Additive Manufacturing: Ideal for 3D printing of complex parts used in aerospace, automotive, and industrial sectors.
- Powder Metallurgy: Used for producing high-strength, wear-resistant parts like gears, turbine blades, and automotive components.
- Energy and Power Generation: Suitable for high-temperature applications like turbine components and energy systems.
- Aerospace and Automotive: Used for parts that require both strength and high corrosion/temperature resistance, such as engine components and structural parts.
Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder Packing
Our products are typically packaged in PE (polyethylene) bags to ensure secure containment and prevent contamination. For materials sensitive to moisture or oxidation, we offer vacuum-sealed packaging to maintain product stability and purity. The packaging is customizable based on the product’s quantity and specifications, allowing us to meet specific customer needs.
Packaging: PE Bags, Cartons, or Customized.
FAQs
Q1: What is Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 High-Entropy Alloy (HEA) Spherical Powder?
Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 HEA Spherical Powder is a high-performance alloy composed of iron (Fe), chromium (Cr), molybdenum (Mo), boron (B), and carbon (C). Designed for advanced manufacturing, it provides exceptional mechanical strength, thermal stability, corrosion resistance, and wear resistance. Its spherical morphology ensures superior processability in additive manufacturing (3D printing) and powder metallurgy, making it ideal for aerospace, automotive, and energy applications.
Q2: What are the primary advantages of Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 HEA Spherical Powder?
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High Strength & Durability: Exceptional mechanical properties ensure reliability in high-stress environments.
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Superior Heat Resistance: Maintains structural integrity even under extreme thermal conditions.
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Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Performs reliably in aggressive and oxidizing environments.
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Enhanced Wear Resistance: Ideal for components subjected to high friction and abrasion.
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Optimized Powder Characteristics: Spherical morphology ensures excellent flowability and packing density for precision manufacturing.
Q3: What industries use Fe55Cr25Mo16B2C2 HEA Spherical Powder?
This advanced HEA powder is widely utilized in demanding applications across multiple industries, including:
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Aerospace: Turbine blades, combustion chamber components, and structural parts requiring high strength and heat resistance.
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Automotive: High-performance engine parts, transmission components, and wear-resistant coatings.
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Energy & Power Generation: Critical components in nuclear reactors, gas turbines, and high-temperature power systems.
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Advanced Manufacturing: Additive manufacturing (3D printing) and powder metallurgy for high-precision, high-performance parts.
