Super-alloy Coatings & Hardfacing
First Know What Others Don't Know!
Hardness is not wear resistance, Hardness Value in HRC is not wear resistance value.
Hardness and wear resistance are often used interchangeably in the materials industry, but they are not the same thing. Hardness refers to a material’s ability to resist indentation or deformation, while wear resistance is the material’s ability to withstand wear and tear from contact with other surfaces.
While it’s true that harder materials can often exhibit better wear resistance, this is not always the case. A high hardness value does not necessarily guarantee high wear resistance. In fact, some materials with lower hardness values can still exhibit excellent wear resistance due to their composition and structure.
For example, a material that is too hard can become brittle and prone to cracking, leading to reduced wear resistance. On the other hand, a material with a lower hardness value but high ductility and toughness can withstand wear and tear much better, making it more wear-resistant in practical applications.
Therefore, when selecting a material for a specific application, it’s important to consider both hardness and wear resistance. It’s also important to keep in mind that there are several factors that can affect wear resistance, such as the material’s microstructure, surface finish, and environmental conditions.
In summary, while hardness is an important factor in determining wear resistance, it’s not the only factor to consider. A material’s composition, structure, and other properties also play a crucial role in determining its wear resistance, and it’s important to take a holistic approach when selecting materials for specific applications.
NGCE, the premier company for Bimetallic Screw Barrel manufacturing with the highest range of abrasion and corrosion-resistant coatings. Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is designed to cater to the needs of the plastic processing industry, providing exceptional performance and durability.
Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is designed to withstand high temperatures, extreme pressure, and corrosive environments, making it ideal for a wide range of plastic processing applications. Our screw barrels are designed to withstand the most challenging environments, providing superior performance and long-lasting durability.
Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is composed of high-performance alloys, super alloys, and carbides, which provide excellent abrasion and corrosion resistance, resulting in a product that lasts longer and performs better than other screw barrels in the market. The composition of alloys, super alloys, carbides, and their hardness values in HRC, along with their applications, are listed below:
Alloys: Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is made up of high-performance alloys, such as Nitralloy 135, H13, and D2, which provide excellent wear resistance and toughness. The hardness value of these alloys ranges from 60-65 HRC.
Super Alloys: Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is made up of super alloys such as Hastelloy X and Inconel 625, which provide excellent resistance to heat and corrosion. The hardness value of these super alloys ranges from 65-67 HRC.
Carbides: Our Bimetallic Screw Barrel is composed of carbides such as Tungsten Carbide and Chromium Carbide, which provide excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance. The hardness value of these carbides ranges from 67-71 HRC.
The benefits of our Bimetallic Screw Barrel include excellent performance, long-lasting durability, and exceptional resistance to wear and corrosion. With our Bimetallic Screw Barrel, you can expect reduced downtime, increased production efficiency, and improved product quality.
At NGCE, we are committed to providing the highest quality Bimetallic Screw Barrel with the latest technology and materials. We are dedicated to ensuring that our customers receive the best products and services, and we strive to exceed their expectations.
Thank you for choosing NGCE for your Bimetallic Screw Barrel needs. Contact us today to learn more about our products and services.
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