NiAl 80/20 Wire – Advanced Oxide-Reduced Alloy with Superior Annealing
Wire 80% Ni and 20% Al: hpulcas has developed a process, where a NiAl wire is made from both nickel and aluminum strips, resulting in a highly reduced input of oxides. Whereas such a wire could have been produced before, it could not have been recrystallization annealed, as the recrystallization temperature of Ni 200 is 690 to 720 °C, whereas pure aluminum melts at 660 °C. the recrystallization temperature of high purity Ni hpulcas is lower and thus the wire can be annealed and various diameters can be produced through drawing and interim annealing.
Properties
Dimension
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
Dimensions | 3.2 mm and 1.6 mm; various dimensions can be also customized |
Chemical properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
Aluminium | 20 % |
Nickel | 80 % |
Technological properties
| Property | ||
|---|---|---|
| Application areas | thermal sprying NiAl, coating layer for corrosion resistance, coating layer for high temperature resistance, corrosion protection at high temperatures, coating layer for cavitation erossion resistance, repair worn/eroded turbine blades, coating layer for abrasion resistance, coating layer for wear resistance, bond coat for subsequent thermal spray topcoats/ceramic, coating on moulds in the glass industry | |
| Heat Treatment | Hardened | |
| Processing history | The NiAl 80/20 wires are made by folding layered metal strips. An inserted aluminum strip replaces the commonly used aluminum powder. Ni and Al strips are jointly formed together by means of profile rolling. The produced raw NiAl round form wire is drawn to the required diameter by wire drawing and intermediate annealing. special drawing dies are used to prevent the nickel top layer from cracking. | |
| Surface Finish | Blank/Bare surface | |
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