nanoalloy 390n wire
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NanoAlloy 390N
NanoAlloy Metal-Cored Wire for Extreme Abrasion Applications
Highest abrasion resistance of all the NanoAlloys
Unique NanoAlloy structure for ultra-fi ne particle abrasion
Produces tough, uniform, 71 HRC weld deposits
Wears like tungsten carbide at a fraction of the cost
Outlasts chrome carbide and complex carbide alloys
Ensures enhanced productivity and cost savings
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TECHNICAL ADVANTAGES:
The unique NanoAlloy type microstructure ensures exceptional performance against wear by severe abrasion, erosioncombined with moderate impact from ambient to elevated service temperatures.
NanoAlloy technology for extraordinary weld deposit properties and superior wear resistance.
NanoAlloy 390N - Cut your welding and maintenance costs
High effi ciency metal recoverySingle pass attains closeto maximum hardness
First layer hardness 68 HRC, second layer 71 HRC
Withstands thermal cycling up to1200°F.
Retains high hardness properties at elevated temperatures
Stress relieving cracks
Precision grindable deposits
Smooth ripple-free weldsurface
DESCRIPTION:
NanoAlloy 390N leads the newest generation of wearfacing products based on the science and engineering of ultra-fi ne,nano-sized grain structures. Weld deposits have a high volume fraction of ultra-hard, complex borocarbides distributed ina matrix uniquely balanced between liquid and crystalline phases.
Crushed Tungsten Carbide Cast Tungsten Carbide NanoAlloy 390N
With about a third the density of tungsten carbide, the wear resistance of NanoAlloy 390N surpasses its nearest competitionin total mass lost on abrasion resistance ASTM G65 tests. Combined with the advantages of fi nely dispersed, nano-sizeparticles, this means the same deposit size of NanoAlloy 390N lasts longer than conventional Tungsten Carbide based alloys!
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WELDING PARAMETERS:
Preparation: Remove all “old” cracked or spalled material down to a sound base. Clean any residual oxides, coatings, spat-ter or residue. NanoAlloy 390N is not recommended for application beyond a 2 pass maximum. For steels with higher alloycontent or which require build-up greater than ¼” a 2-pass buffer layer of Endotec DO*68S is strongly recommended.
NANOALLOY 390N SHOULD NOT BE USED ON MANGANESE/HADFIELD STEELS AS IT WILL NOT BOND!
Welding Technique: After checking that the welding conditions are optimal by testing on scrap metal, position the gun headat a 70-80° angle from the workpiece and use a “pull” technique. For fully automated welding such as hardfacing cylindricalparts, the wire should exit at about a 10° leading angle from top dead center. Using this technique will assure a smooth andregular weld deposit profi le with the optimum level of fusion. 390N can be used with or without shielding gas protection.
Note: For best results apply NanoAlloy 390N with as little heat as possible, allowing parts to cool between layers.
Finishing: For most applications, other than a superfi cial grind, fi nishing is not required. If some level of profi ling is needed,grinding is recommended.
TECHNICAL DATA:
Operating Conditions:
Typical Values:
Typical Hardness 1-pass deposit: 67-68 HRCTTTypical Hardness 2-pass deposit: 68- 71 HRCTemperature limit: 1200°F (650°C)Wear resistance (ASTM G65 Tests): 9-11 mm³
Parameters:
Coverage: 5.5 lbs on 1 ft² @ 1/8” thickShielding Gas (optional): 1) 98% Ar + 2% O
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2) 75% Ar + 25% CO2
Shielding Gas Flow: 35-40 Scfh
VRM Rolls
APPLICATIONS:
Designed for protective coatings with extreme resistance to abrasion, erosion combined with moderate shock on carbon,alloy, stainless and cast steels.
Mining Equipment
APPLICATIONS INDUSTRIES
Auger Screws Mining
Press Screws Chemical Processing
Mixer Paddles Waste/Recycling
Kiln Mixers Pulp and Paper
Furnace Chutes Iron and Steel Works
Trencher Tool Holders Trenching Operations
Exhaust Fans Foundry
DIAMETER AMPERAGE VOLTAGE WIRE FEED WIRE EXTENSION
.045 (1.2 mm) 130-190 25-28 225-445 ½” ± 1/8”
1/16” (1.6 mm) 170-250 25-28 155-245 ¼” ± 1/8”
Crusher bar and rotor
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