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1 Introduction
Bond coat for thermal barrier coatings in turbine Classification Composite or alloy, nickel-based
engine components and heat treating fixtures Chemistry NiCrAl
Mechanically clad or gas
Abradable coatings for machine element clearance Manufacture
atomized
control and turbine engine components Morphology Irregular or spheroidal
Apparent Density 1.4 4 g/cm3
Salvage and restoration of worn or mismachined
nickel, nickel alloy or machinable corrosion-resistant Purpose Wear and corrosion protection
steel substrates Service Temperature 980 C (1800 F)
Atmospheric plasma spray,
Process combustion powder Thermospray
or HVOF
2 Material Information
2.1 Chemical Composition
Choose the product that meets the required customer Amdry 510 has a fine particle size distribution and
material specification can be applied using HVOF when low porosity and
low oxide content are required in the coatings. Coat-
Metco 443NS and Amdry 960 have coarse particle ings sprayed with Amdry 510 provide better oxidation
size distributions and can be applied using atmo- resistance, corrosion resistance and longer service life
spheric plasma spray (APS) or combustion powder than Metco 443 and Amdry 960.
Thermospray. APS coatings of these powders are
self-bonding.
Coatings plasma-sprayed with nickel-chromium low shrink, good wear and excellent corrosion resis-
alloyed powder, such as Metco 43C-NS, Metco 43F- tance properties for hard bearing applications. Coat-
NS, and Metco 43VF-NS can also be used ro resist ing of Metco 444 are self-bonding without thickness
oxidation and corrosive gases up to 980 C (1800 F). limits. However, the maximum service temperature of
However, coatings of Metco 443 and Amdry 960 are coatings of Metco 444 is 870 C (1600 F), lower than
self-bonding and have better oxidation resistance, can that of the plasma-sprayed Metco 443NS and Amdry
be applied thicker, have equivalent as-sprayed surface 960 coatings.
roughness as bond coats for ceramics and are more
easily machined. Metco 442 is also a self-bonding stainless composite
powder that produces coatings having a high macro-
Metco 450NS and Amdry 956 are mechanically clad hardness of 39 HRC as a result of precipitation hard-
composite materials of nickel and aluminum, exhibit ening. However, the service temperature of coatings
an exothermic reaction during the spray process and with Metco 442 is up to 760 C (1400 F).
self-bond to steel substrates. The are often used for
salvage and buildup. However, the service tempera- Metco 461NS is a patented, nickel chroumium-alum-
tures of these coatings are lower (max. 800 C, 1475 nium-cobalt-yttria composite powder designed to
F) compared to those sprayed using the products in produce self-bonding coatings that can be used for
this data sheet. oxidation and corrosion resistant applications at tem-
peratures up to 980 C (1800 F). The formation of
Metco 444 is a nickel, chromium, molybdenum, alumi- Al2O3-Y2O3 during spraying improves high tempera-
num composite powder. It was especially developed ture cohesive strength within the coating and aids in
to produce machinable stainless type coatings with applications where flexing is important.
3 Coating Information
3.1 Key Thermal Spray Coating Information
Data is provided is typical and variability can be expected. Changes in spray process, spray equipment or spray
parameters can significantly change coating results.
Typical Data
Specification
Metco 443NS and Amdry 960 Amdry 510
Recommended Process Atmospheric plasma spray or Atmospheric plasma spray or
combustion powder Thermospray HVOF
Macrohardness HRB 80 90
Microhardness DPH300 200 260
Porosity vol. % <5
Oxide Content vol. % 1 20
Surface Roughness Ra
as sprayed m 8.9 20.3
in 350 800
machined m 0.5 1.5
in 20 60
ground (60 grit SiC) m 5 20
in 0.1 0.5
Bond Strength * MPa 51.7 68.9
psi 7500 10000
* Using FM 1000 Epoxy Tape
Coating parameters for the following spray guns are avail- Process Spray Guns
able to Sulzer Metco customers. Please note that param-
Atmospheric Plasma 3MB, 9MB, F4MB-XL TriplexPro
eters may not be available for all material / gun combina-
Thermospray 5P-II, 6P-II
tions. Please contact your local Sulzer Metco Account
Representative. Support for specific application require- DiamondJet, WokaJet,
HVOF
ments are available through Sulzer Metco Coating Solu- WokaStar
tions Centers.
4 Commercial Information
4.1 Ordering Information and Availability
Store in the original container in a dry location. Open containers should be stored in a drying oven to
Tumble contents gently prior to use to prevent prevent moisture pickup.
segregation. Remove desiccant prior to use, if applicable.
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