Coating processes – Roller applicator utilized
Patent
1975-02-18
1976-11-09
Stallard, W.
Coating processes
Roller applicator utilized
29192CP, 75 5BA, 75 5R, 427191, B22F 102, B05B 720
Patent
active
039912400
ABSTRACT:
A composite flame spray powder comprising powder particles having as components, cast iron, molybdenum (as such and/or as ferromolybdenum), and boron (as such and/or as ferroboron), unalloyed together. The composite particles are preferably in a form having a cast iron core, of a size between -170 mesh standard screen size and +15 microns, with particles of molybdenum and boron of a size between about -20 and +0.1 microns, bound to the surface of the cast iron core with a binder, the molybdenum being present in amounts of about 20% by weight and the boron in amounts of about 1% by weight based on the total of the cast iron and molybdenum. When flame sprayed, the composite particles produce a coating having high wear and scuff resistance characteristics and low friction.
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Harrington John H.
Longo Frank N.
Metco Inc.
Stallard W.
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