Method of making carbide/fluoride/silver composites

Powder metallurgy processes – Powder metallurgy processes with heating or sintering – Metal and nonmetal in final product

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419 30, 419 32, 419 36, 419 38, 419 39, 419 49, 419 54, 419 50, 419 57, 419 58, 419 69, B22F 3200

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ABSTRACT:
A composition containing 30 to 70% chromium carbide, 5 to 20% soft noble metal, 5 to 20% metal fluorides, and 20 to 60% metal binder is used in a powdered metallurgy process for the production of self-lubricating components, such as bearings. The use of the material allows the self-lubricating bearing to maintain its low friction properties over an extended range of operating temperatures.

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