

Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder provided by Stanford Advanced Materials is a gas-atomized, spheroidal alloy powder designed for a two-step thermal spray and fuse process, providing a wear-resistant, dense microstructure with a hardness of HRC 55 to 60 and a fusing temperature of approximately 993°C.
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Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder provided by Stanford Advanced Materials is a gas-atomized, spheroidal alloy powder designed for a two-step thermal spray and fuse process, providing a wear-resistant, dense microstructure with a hardness of HRC 55 to 60 and a fusing temperature of approximately 993°C.
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Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder is a fully alloyed, gas-atomized powder featuring a spheroidal shape, which ensures excellent flowability during coating applications. It is tailored for a two-step 'spray and fuse' process, wherein the material is initially applied using thermal spray and subsequently fused to create a fully dense, metallurgically bonded microstructure devoid of oxides and porosity. The inclusion of boron and silicon permits fusing at lower temperatures, generating hard phases that significantly improve wear resistance. This alloy achieves a fused hardness of approximately HRC 55 to 60 and experiences a shrinkage of around 10% during the fusing process. The typical fusing temperature for this powder is about 993°C, making it ideal for applications that demand high hardness and wear resistance.
Nominal Chemistry |
Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C |
Nom. Particle Size Distr.(µm) |
-45 +15 |
Morphology |
Spheroidal |
Melting Temperature (°C) |
993 |
Max. Service Temperature (°C) |
540 |
Achieved Macrohardness |
55 - 60 HRC |
Surface Coatings for Wear and Corrosion Resistance: This powder is used to coat components such as pumps, valves, and shafts that are exposed to harsh environments, providing protection against wear, abrasion, and corrosion.
Industrial Machinery Parts: It is employed in the repair and maintenance of heavy machinery parts, ensuring extended service life and minimizing downtime.
Aerospace Components: Applied to critical aerospace parts that require high strength, as well as resistance to wear and heat.
Oil and Gas Industry: Used for coating drilling tools and equipment that are exposed to abrasive conditions in the oil and gas sector.
Automotive Industry: Applied to engine components and other high-wear parts to enhance durability and performance.
Tooling: Used on tools and dies to extend their lifespan by providing a hard, wear-resistant surface.
Our Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder is meticulously handled during storage and transportation to ensure it retains its original quality.
Q1: What is the recommended process for applying Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder?
A1: The optimal method is a two-step 'spray and fuse' process. Initially, the material is applied using thermal spray techniques, followed by fusing to achieve a fully dense, metallurgically bonded coating.
Q2: What are the primary benefits of using Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder?
A2: The main advantages include high wear resistance, excellent hardness (HRC 55 to 60), and a dense microstructure free of oxides and porosity. The inclusion of boron and silicon facilitates low-temperature fusing, forming hard phases that enhance wear resistance.
Q3: What is the typical fusing temperature for this powder?
A3: The standard fusing temperature for Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C Powder is around 993°C.