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Printdur® CoCrF75: High-Temperature Cobalt Alloy for Medical Engineering

ASTM F75 (UNS R30075) cobalt alloy Printdur® CoCrF75 can be used in two different application areas:


  • high-temperature applications
  • medical engineering

  • Printdur® CoCrF75 has an excellent resistance to thermal shock in the heat-treated condition and is resistant to oxidizing and reducing atmospheres up to approx. 1150 °C. Due to these properties, Printdur® CoCrF75 is preferred for high temperature applications. In addition to its excellent thermal shock resistance and the high resistance to oxidizing and reducing atmospheres, Printdur® CoCrF75 with other properties in medical engineering:


  • Very good biocompatibility
  • Very high corrosion resistance
  • Properties

    General

    PropertyValue

    Bulk density

    4.63 g/cm³

    Density

    7.9 g/cm³

    Particle size range

    10 - 45 µm

    Mechanical

    PropertyValueComment

    Charpy impact energy, V-notch

    22 J

    Elongation

    27 %

    A5

    Hardness, Rockwell C

    27 [-]

    Tensile strength

    1080 MPa

    Yield strength

    630 MPa

    RP02

    Thermal

    PropertyValue

    Coefficient of thermal expansion

    1.05e-05 1/K

    Rheological Properties

    PropertyValue

    Hall flow

    16 s/50g

    Chemical properties

    PropertyValue

    Carbon

    0.14 %

    Chromium

    28 %

    Cobalt

    Balance

    Iron

    0.75 %

    Manganese

    1 %

    Molybdenum

    6 %

    Nickel

    0.1 %

    Nitrogen

    0.25 %

    Silicon

    1 %

    Technological properties

    Property
    Application areas

    Suitable for the production of CoCrMo implants

    Processing history

    The powder is produced by gas atomization.

    Processing methods

    Printdur® CoCrF75 can be processed on LPBF systems.


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