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Index
Cross Reference List (chemistry only) ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 4
Abradables ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 8
Aluminum Based Alloys – –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 8
Aluminum Oxide –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 9
Chrome Carbide ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 10
Chrome Oxide –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 12
Cobalt Based Alloys –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 13
Copper Based Alloys –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 14
Iron Based Alloys –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 15
MCrAlY –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 15
Molybdenum Based Alloys ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 16
Nickel Based Alloys ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 16
Nickel S/F Alloys ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 20
Titanium –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 21
Titanium Oxide –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 21
Tungsten Carbide ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 21
Yttrium Oxide –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 23
Zirconium Oxide ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 24
Approved Powders
Alstom ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 25
CPWA ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 25
GE AVIATION – –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 25
GE POWER & WATER –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 27
MTU ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 27
PWA ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 28
Rolls Royce ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 29
Siemens –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 29
Snecma –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 30
VOLVO ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 30
Other ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 31
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CROSS REFERENCE LIST (chemistry only)

Powder Type FST p/n Metco Praxair Amperit PAC Page Nr.
Abradables 8
AlSi-Polyester M-111 601 AL 228 – 905-3 8
AL 229
Nickel Graphite M-390 307 NI 114 205 138 8
NI 120
Aluminum Based Alloys 8
Al M-250 54 AL 104 – 19 8
Aluminum Oxide 9
Al2O3 C-506 105 ALO 101 740 705 9
6103 ALO 114
Al2O3-TiO2 97/3 C-328 101 ALO 105 742 701 9
6203 ALO 159
Al2O3-TiO2 87/13 C-336 130 ALO 187 744 730 9
6221 ALO 188
Al2O3-TiO2 87/13 C-338 130 ALO 187 744 730 9
6221 ALO 188
Al2O3-TiO2 87/13 C-339 130 ALO 187 744 730 9
6221 ALO 188
Al2O3-TiO2 60/40 C-341 131 ALO 121 745 731 10
Al2O3-TiO2 60/40 C-342 131 ALO 121 745 731 10
Al2O3-TiO2 60/40 C-343 131 ALO 121 745 731 10
Chrome Carbide 10
CrC-NiCr 80/20 K-804 710... CRC 351 586 - 10
3007
CrC-NiCr 75/25 K-854 720... 1375 588 - 11
K-856 730... 584
CrC-NiCr 75/25 K-855 3004 CRC 106 585 130 11
81 CRC 108 131
CrC-CoNiCrAlY K-880 – – 594 - 11
Chrome Oxide 12
Cr2O3 C-604 106 CRO 131 704 1106 12
6156 CRO 167 707
CRO 172
CRO 174
CRO 179
Cr2O3/SiO2/TiO2 C-650 136 CRO 192 716 732 12
6462
Cr2O3/SiO2/TiO2 C-651 136 CRO 192 716 732 12
6462
Cr2O3 TiO2 75/25 C-670 – – 712 - 12
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Cobalt Based Alloys 13
T-800 M-499 68 CO 111 342 T800 13
3001 1248
4800
T-400 M-494 66 CO 109 340 T400 13
3002 1247
Alloy 6 M-484 4060 CO 106 344 6 13
1256 46
CoCrNiWC M-453 45 CO 105 – 90 13
CO 285
Copper Based Alloys 14
Pure Copper M-901 55 CU 105 – 10 14
1007 CU 159
Cu-Ni M-931 57 CU 103 – 12 14
CU 116
Al-Bronze M-950 51 CU 114 – 16 14
1004 CU 104
CuNiIn M-958 58 CU 101 – 658 14
CU 102
Iron Based Alloys 15
316L Stainless M-684 41 FE 101 377 96 15
1003 1236
431 Stainless M-687 42 – – 97 15
MCrAlY 16
CoNiCrAlY M-427 995 CO 210 415 9950 16
9951 CO 211
9954 CO 127
NiCrAlY M-321 962 NI 211 413 9620 16
4195 NI 164
4200 NI 343
Molybdenum Based Alloys 16
Mo M-800 63 MO 102 105 118 16
4063 MO 103 106
1293 109
Mo-25NiS/F M-855 1371 – 119 902 16
Mo-Mo2C M-860 – – 110 - 17
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Nickel Based Alloys 17
Pure Ni M-300 56 NI 101 175 900 17
NI 118
1166
NiCr 80/20 M-301 43 NI 105 250 98 17
5640 NI 106 251
4535 NI 107
1262
NiCr 80/20 M-302 43 NI 105 250 98 17
5640 NI 106 251
4535 NI 107
1262
NiCrAl M-307 443 NI 122 – 908 18
NiCrFe M-308 44 NI 488 – 99 18
NiAl 80/20 M-352 404 NI 108 – 909 18
NiAl 95/5 M-358 480 NI 185 280 906 18
Ni 970 281
NiAl 95/5 M-359 450 NI 109 – 906 19
NiAlMo M-373 447 NI 453 – 912 19
Alloy 625 M-325 1005 NI 328 380 625 19
1265
Alloy 718 M-328 1006 NI 202 407 718 19
1278
Alloy C-276 M-341 4276 NI 544 409 C276 20
1269
NiCrAlMoFe M-360 444 NI 630 – 922 20
NiCrAlMoSi M-362 442 – – 920 20
Nickel S/F Alloys 20
NiCrSiB (60 HRC) M-771 15 NI 167 335 60 20
2001 1275
NiCrSiB (50 HRC) M-776 14 – – 69 20
NiCrSiB (40 HRC) M-772 12 NI 563 – 65 21
NiCrSiBCuMo (60 HRC) M-777 16 Ni 553 – 600 21
WCNi-NiS/F M-721 36 WC 562 – 81 21
Titanium 21
Pure Ti M-222 4010 - 155 - 21
Titanium Oxide 22
TiO2 C-407 102 - 782 702 22
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Tungsten Carbide 22
WC-Co 88/12 K-623 5812 1342 519 125 22
311... WC 727 126
127
WC-Co 88/12 K-624 5812 1342 518 125 22
310... WC 727 126
127
WC-Co 83/17 K-674 73 1343 526 200 23
320... WC 729
WC-NiMoCrFeCo 82/18 K-661 – – 529 – 23
WC-Co-Cr 86/10/4 K-647 5847 1350 558 – 23
365... WC 731
WC-Ni 88/12 K-611 330... 1310 547 – 23
WC 724
WC-CrC-Ni 73/20/7 K-607 370... 1356 551 – 24
WC 733
yttrium oxide
Y2O3 C-200 6035 YO 118 849 2100 ??
6015 YO 125
Y2O3 C-203 6035 YO 118 849 2100 ??
6015 YO 125
Zirconium Oxide 24
ZrO2-Y2O3 C-296 204 ZRO 182 827 2008 24
233 AI 1075 832
222 1484 831
ZrO2-Y2O3 C-295 204 ZRO 182 827 2008 24
231 AI 1075 831
234 1484 832
ZrO2-22MgO C-234 210 ZRO 103 – 810 24

Powders
ABRADABLES
Powder Type Nom.Composition FST p/n Size Range Typical Properties and Applications
AlSi-Polyester Si 12.0% M-111 -90 +16 µm • Plasma

Polyester 40.0% • Premium Silicon Aluminum and
Al Bal. Polyester powder
• Quality abradable coatings for
Blend clearance control coatings in
aircraft engines.
• Application can also be found
in turbo charges and land based
turbines
• Useful up to 325ºC (620ºF).
Nickel Graphite C 25.0% M-390.901 -106 +32 µm • Flame, Plasma

Ni Bal. • High quality abradable coatings
• Useful up to 480ºC (900ºF)
Clad • Self lubricating, can be used
in applications like: friction
reducing bearings.
ALUMINUM BASED ALLOYS

Al Al Min. 99.0% M-250.71 -90 +45 µm • Dense, corrosion and oxidation

resistant coatings
Gas atomized • Good for repair of aluminum and
magnesium parts
• Good electrical and thermal
conductivity
• Non-magnetic, can be used for
electromagnetic shielding
• Coatings are soft and ductile
• Machined, use general purpose
tools; high speed or carbides.
Powders
ALUMINUM OXIDE
Al2O3 Al2O3 Min. 99.5% C-506.01 -25 +5 µm • Good for abrasion, erosion and
sliding wear applications
Fused C-506.25 -45 +22 µm • Good in alkali and acid
environments
• Excellent dielectric properties
• Grind only with silicon carbide or
diamond wheels.
Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 97.0% C-328.25 -45 +22 µm • Grey Alumina

97/3 TiO2 3.0% • Good for abrasion, erosion and
sliding wear applications
Fused • Good in alkali and acid
environments
• Applications can be found in the
textile industry or synthetic fiber
manufacturing
• Grind only, use silicon carbide or
diamond wheels.
Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 87.0% C-336.31 -53 +10 µm • Good for abrasion, erosion and
87/13 TiO2 13.0% sliding wear applications
• Good in alkali and acid
Composite environments
• Similar to Al2O3-TiO2 , 97/3, but
more ductile and less resistant to
chemicals
diamond wheels.
Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 87.0% C-338.18 -38 +15 µm • Similar to C-336.31

87/13 TiO2 13.0% • Different morphology
C-338.25 -45 +22 µm
Fused

Blend

Powders
ALUMINUM OXIDE
Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 60.0% C-341.25 -45 +22 µm • Good for abrasion, erosion and
60/40 TiO2 40.0% sliding wear applications
• Lower wear resistance; better
Blend grindability than coatings
containing less titania
• Polished coatings are used in
chemical industry because of
their low degree of wettability
for dilute solutions of common
acids
• Similar to Al2O3-TiO2 , 87/13,
but softer and less resistant to
chemicals
diamond wheels.

Fused

Composite
CHROME CARBIDE
CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-804.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

80/20 Ni 15.0% • Useful up to 870ºC (1600ºF)
Cr Bal. • Higher hardness than K-854.23
• Good corrosion, abrasion, particle
Agglomerated & erosion, fretting and cavitation
Sintered resistance
• Good hot gas corrosion resistance
• Excellent for high temperature
wear applications
• Best finished by wet grinding.
Powders
CHROME CARBIDE
CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-854.17 -38 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Cr Bal. K-854.22 -45 +10 µm • Good corrosion, abrasion, particle
erosion, fretting and cavitation
Agglomerated & K-856.23 -45 +15 µm resistance
Sintered • Good hot gas corrosion resistance
wear applications
• Higher DE than K-804.22
CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-855.21 -45 +5 µm • Plasma

75/25 Ni 20.0% • Coarse dense carbide
Cr Bal. • Useful up to 870ºC (1600ºF)
• Good corrosion, abrasion, particle
Blend erosion, fretting and cavitation
resistance
• Good hot gas corrosion resistance
wear applications
CrC-CoNiCrAlY Co 9.50% K-880.23 -45 +15 µm • HVOF

Al 1.75% • Excellent wear and erosion
Y 0.20% resistance up to 1000ºC (1800ºF)
C 10.00% • Better oxidation resistance than
Cr Bal. CrC-NiCr
• Used for furnace roll in steel
Agglomerated & industry and turbine components.
Sintered

Powders
CHROME OXIDE
Cr2O3 Cr2O3 99.5% C-604.01 -25 +5 µm • Plasma

• Hard, dense wear resistant
Fused C-604.17 -38 +10 µm coating
• Insoluble in acids, alkalis and
C-604.25 -45 +22 µm alcohol
• Excellent engraving properties
• Used for anilox rolls, pump seal
areas, wear rings etc.
diamond wheels.

Cr2O3/SiO2/TiO2 Cr2O3 Bal. C-650.32 -53 +15 µm • Similar to C-604
SiO2 5.0% • Better impact resistance than
TiO2 3.0% C-604
• Good low friction features
Blend • Grind only, use silicon carbide or
diamond wheels.
Cr2O3/SiO2/TiO2 Cr2O3 Bal. C-651.31 -53 +10 µm • Similar to C-650

SiO2 5.0% • Different morphology
TiO2 3.0%
Composite
Cr2O3 TiO2 Cr2O3 Bal. C-670.23 -45 +15 µm • Similar to C-604

75/25 TiO2 25.0% • Lower Hardness than C-604 but
better toughness than C-604
Fused • Used in wear applications where
more toughness is needed
diamond wheels.
Powders
COBALT BASED ALLOYS

T-800 Mo 28.0% M-499.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Cr 17.0% • Excellent sliding wear properties
Si 3.0% M-499.33 -53 +20 µm from room temperature up to
Co Bal. 810ºC (1500ºF)
• Good hot hardness, oxidation
Gas Atomized and corrosion properties
• Low coefficient of friction
• Suitable where there is low
lubrication
• Machines readily with Silicon
Carbide tools.
• Similar to Tribaloy® 800
T-400 Mo 28.0% M-494.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Cr 8.5% • Excellent wear properties from
Si 2.5% M-494.33 -53 +20 µm room temperature up to 810ºC
Co Bal. (1500ºF)
• Good hot hardness, oxidation
Gas Atomized and corrosion properties
• Wet grinding with Silicon Carbide
tools
• Similar to Tribaloy® 400
Alloy 6 Cr 28.0% M-484.33 -53 +20 µm • HVOF, Plasma

W 5.0% • Excellent wear Properties
C 1.2% • Produces hard, dense coatings
Si 1.0% • High temperature wear and
Co Bal. corrosion properties
• Equivalent to Stellite® 6
Gas Atomized
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Powders
COPPER BASED ALLOYS

Pure Copper Cu M-901.17 -38 +10 μm • HVOF, Plasma, Cold Gas

• Good electrical and thermal
Gas Atomized M-901.33 -53 +20 μm conductivity
• Non Magnetic
M-901.71 -90 +45 μm • Used for build-up and repair of
copper based alloys
• Applications can be found in
printing industry. Resistance
against corrosive effects of inks
• Dense coatings
• Machine with high speed steel or
carbide tools.
Cu-Ni Cu 62.0% M-931.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Ni 38.0% • Protect against galling and
M-931.33 -53 +20 µm fretting
Gas Atomized • Dense coatings
M-931.54 -75 +45 µm • Typically used as-sprayed,
machined or lapped.
• Commercially also known as
Monel.
Al-Bronze Al 9.5% M-950.32 -53 +15 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Fe 1.0% • Good bearing material
Cu Bal. M-950.93 -125 +45µm • Resistant to fretting and galling
at low temperatures
Gas Atomized • Easily machined coatings
• Typical applications include:
pump parts, piston guides, seal
area’s (soft bearing surfaces)
• Good cavitation resistance
• Machines with high speed steel or
carbide tools.
CuNiIn Ni 36.0% M-958.23 -45 +15 µm • Plasma

In 5.0% • Dense coating with good
Cu Bal. M-958.54 -75 +45 µm resistance against galling and
fretting
Gas Atomized • Applications can be found in
Turbines
• Used as-sprayed machined or
lapped.
Powders
IRON BASED ALLOYS

316L Stainless Cr 17.00% M-684.22 -45 +10 µm • Good corrosion properties

Ni 12% • Smooth and easy to machine
Mo 2.50% M-684.33 -53 +20 µm coatings
Si <0,75% • Good against fretting, cavitation
C <0,03% M-684.91 -106 +45 µm and erosion
Fe Bal. • Good for dimensional restoration
and build-up
Atomized • Easily machined with carbide or
tool steel.
431 Stainless Cr 16.0% M-687.93 -125 +45 µm • Corrosion resistant coating

Ni 2.0% used mostly for repair and wear
C 0.2% applications, requiring a hard
Fe Bal. ground finish
• The coating may contain
Atomized martensitic phases
• Easily machined with carbide or
tool steel.
MCrAlY
CoNiCrAlY Ni 32.0% M-427.25 -45 +22 µm • Plasma, HVOF

Cr 21.0% • Excellent corrosion and oxidation
Al 8.0% M-427.54 -75 +45 µm properties up to 1040ºC (1900ºF)
Y 1.0% • Heat treatment is recommended
Co Bal. M-427.71 -90 +45 µm for optimum performance
• Typically used for either a TBC
Gas atomized bondcoat or protection coating
in high temperature corrosive or
oxidizing environments.
NiCrAlY Cr 22.0% M-321.25 -45 +22 µm • Plasma, HVOF

Al 10.0% • Good diffusional stability and
Y 1.0% M-321.54 -75 +45 µm oxidation properties up to 980ºC
Ni Bal. (1800ºF)
M-321.93 -125 +45 µm • Typically used as a TBC bondcoat
Gas Atomized • Wet grind with Silicon-Carbide
wheels.

Powders
MOLYBDENUM BASED ALLOYS

Mo Mo >99.0% M-800.21 -45 +5 µm • Plasma

• Tough coatings with fair hardness
Sintered M-800.71 -90 +45 µm and excellent sliding properties.
• Useful up to 320ºC
• Fret resistant
• Bonds well to steel
• Used for pump parts, piston
rings, synchronizing rings, press
fits, valves, gears and other
similar applications.
Mo-25NiS/F Mo 75.0% M-855.691 -90 +15 µm • Plasma

NiCrSiB 25.0% • Useful up to 350ºC
Blend • Wear resistant coating with
excellent sliding properties
• Bonds well to steel
• Used for pump parts, piston
rings, synchronizing rings, press
fits, valves
• Can be finished by wet grinding.
Mo-Mo2C C 2.3% M-860.23 -45 +15 µm • Plasma

Mo Bal. • Max. operating temperature
M-860.71 -90 +45 µm 320ºC (608ºF)
Agglomerated & • Tough coating with high
Sintered hardness
• Excellent anti scuffing properties
• Typical applications include:
piston ring, piston rods.
NICKEL BASED ALLOYS

Pure Ni Ni >99.5% M-300.25 -45 +22 µm • Plasma, HVOF

• Can be used for salvage and build-
Gas Atomized M-300.33 -53 +20 µm up of Nickel based alloys that have
been damaged or mis-machined
M-300.71 -90 +45 µm • Easily machined
• Coatings with dense and moderate
hardness
• Machines with most grades of
cutting tools.
Powders
NICKEL BASED ALLOYS

NiCr 80/20 Cr 20.0% M-301.01 -25 +5 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Ni Bal. • Good to resist oxidation and
M-301.25 -45 +22 µm corrosion gases up to 980ºC (1800ºF)
Gas Atomized • Good for general repair and build-
M-301.71 -90 +45 µm up
• Suitable as ceramic bondcoat
• Good bonding
• Easily machined with all grades
of cutting tools.
NiCr 80/20 Cr 20.0% M-302.25 -45 +22 µm • Similar to M-301

Ni Bal. • Different morphology
Water Atomized M-302.71 -90 +45 µm
NiCrAl Cr 18.0% M-307.91 -106 +45 µm • Plasma

Al 6.0% • Self bonding to most metallic
Ni Bal. surfaces
• Good oxidation and corrosion
Composite properties
• Good for general repair and build-
up
• Thick coatings are possible
• Flame Sprayed coating are not
self bonding but can be used a
abradable coatings
• Machines/grinds readily with all
grades of cutting tools.
NiCrFe Cr 16.0% M-308.91 -106 +45 µm • Plasma, Flame

Fe 8.0% • Self bonding to most metallic
Ni Bal. surfaces
• Good oxidation and corrosion
Atomized properties
• Machinable coatings
• Good for salvage and build-up
applications on corrosion resistant
steels, nickel, or nickel alloys
substrates
• Easily machined with all grades
of cutting tools.

Powders
NICKEL BASED ALLOYS

NiAl 80/20 Al 20.0% M-352.911 -106 +53 µm • Plasma, Flame

Ni 80.0% • Self bonding to most metallic
surfaces
Composite • Good oxidation and abrasion
resistance
• Recommended for use as oxidation
resistant bond coats which can be
used up to 650ºC (1200ºF)
• Good for general repair and build-
up
• Thick coatings are possible.
NiAl 95/5 Al 5.0% M-358.71 -90 +45 µm • Plasma

Ni 95.0% • Similar to C-359
• Different morphology
Gas Atomized • Better flowability that M-359.71
• Machines readily with Silicon-
Carbide tools.
NiAl 95/5 Al 5.0% M-359.71 -90 +45 µm • Plasma, Flame

Ni 95.0% • Self bonding to most metallic
surfaces
Composite • Good oxidation and abrasion
resistance
• Recommended for use as oxidation
resistant bond coats which can be
used below 800ºC (1470ºF)
• Good for general repair and build-up
• Thick coatings are possible.
NiAlMo Al 5.5% M-373.91 -106 +45 µm • Plasma

Mo 5.5% • Coatings are self bonding and very
Ni Bal. tough and capable of exhibiting
good erosion and impact resistance
Composite • General purpose material for
producing medium hard coatings for
hard bearing and wear resistance
applications
• Application includes: machine
elements, bearing seats and valves
Powders
NICKEL BASED ALLOYS


Mo 9.0% • Excellent high temperature
Nb 3.5% oxidation and corrosion properties
Fe <1.5% • Good for repair and build-up
Ni Bal. of similar chemistry super alloy
components
Gas atomized • Useful up to 980ºC (1800ºF)
• Machines ready with Silicon-Carbide
tools.
• Similar to Inconel® 625

Fe 19.0% • Excellent high temperature
Mo 3.0% oxidation and corrosion properties
Nb 5.0% • Good for repair and build-up
Ti 1.0% of similar chemistry super alloy
Ni Bal. components
• Useful up to: 980ºC (1800ºF)
Gas atomized • Machines ready with Silicon-Carbide
tools.
• Similar to Inconel® 718
Alloy C-276 Cr 16% M-341.33 -53 +20 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Mo 15.5% • Excellent high temperature
W 4.0% oxidation and corrosion properties
Fe 3.0% • Good for repair and build-up
Ni Bal. of similar chemistry super alloy
components.
Gas atomized
NiCrAlMoFe Cr 9.0% M-360.91 -106 +45 µm • Self Bonding

Al 7.0% • Coatings are machinable
Mo 5.0% • Good resistance to oxidation and
Fe 5.0% corrosion.
Composite grades of cutting tools.
NiCrAlMoSi Cr 9.0% M-362.91 -106 +45 µm • Self Bonding

Al 7.0% • Excellent wear and corrosion
Mo 5.0% resistance
Si 2.0% • Recommended for salvage and
build-up
Composite • Machines/grinds readily with all
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Powders
NICKEL S/F ALLOYS

NiCrSiB Cr 16.00% M-771.22 -45 +10 µm • Self Fluxing type alloy

(60HRC) Fe 4.00% • Excellent corrosion and wear
Si 4.25% M-771.33 -53 +20 µm resistance
B 3.00% • Serviceable up to 820ºC (1500ºF)
C 0.70% M-771.91 -106 +45 µm • Coatings are dense and essentially
Ni Bal. oxide free
• Machine with carbide tools or grind.
Atomized

(50 HRC) Fe 3.80% • Similar to M-771 but with improved
Si 3.70% ductility
B 2.20% • Good corrosion and wear resistance
C 0.55% • Lower hardness then M-771
Ni Bal. • Coatings are dense and essentially
oxide free
Atomized • Machine with carbide tools or grind.

(40 HRC) Fe 2.50% • Similar to M-771 but with improved
Si 3.10% ductility
B 2.10% • Less corrosion and wear resistance
C 0.40% than M-771
Ni Bal. • Coatings are dense and essentially
oxide free
Atomized • Lower hardness than M-771 &
M-776
• Machine with carbide tools or grind.
NiCrSiBCuMo Cr 16.50% M-777.91 -106 +45 µm • Self Fluxing type alloy

(60 HRC) Fe 3.00% • Coatings are resistant to wear by
Si 4.50% abrasive grains, hard surfaces,
B 3.80% particle erosion, fretting and
C 0.55% cavitation
Cu 2.10% • Machine with carbide tools or grind.
Mo 5.00%
Ni Bal.
Atomized
WCNi-NiS/F WC-Ni 35.0% M-721.93 -125 +45 µm • Coatings are extremely wear resistant
NiS/F 65.0% to abrasive grains, hard surfaces,
fretting and particle erosion.
Blend • The most wear resistant of all self
fluxing coatings
• Essentially Cobalt free for stain
resistance.
Powders
TITANIUM
Pure Ti Ti >99% M-222.45 <63 µm • VPS, LPPS

• Good corrosion resistance against
M-222.941 -125 +90 µm salt water, Cl containing solutions
and oxidizing acid solutions
• Material for biomedical
applications.
TITANIUM OXIDE
TiO2 TiO2 99% C-407.25 -45 +22 µm • Moderate abrasive wear

resistance
Fused C-407.71 -90 +45 µm • Lower hardness than Al2O3-TiO2
coatings
• Decorative “black” coatings
• Slightly conductive; Static
electricity does not build-up on
coating surface
• Soluble in alkalis and sulfuric acid
• Coatings can be ground and/or
lapped to very smooth finishes.
TUNGSTEN CARBIDE
WC-Co Co 12.0% K-623.15 -30 +5 µm • Plasma, HVOF

88/12 C 5.4% • Sub-micron WC
W Bal. K-623.23 -45 +15 µm • Higher apparent density than
K-624
Agglomerated & • Hard, dense coatings with good
Sintered abrasion, erosion and sliding wear
resistance.
• Very fine as sprayed surfaces
possible
• Low oxidation and corrosion
resistance
• Excellent low temperature wear
properties
• Diamond wet grinding.

Powders
TUNGSTEN CARBIDE
WC-Co Co 12.0% K-624.15 -30 +5 µm • Plasma, HVOF

88/12 C 5.4% • Hard, dense coatings with good
W Bal. K-624.23 -45 +15 µm abrasion, erosion and sliding wear
resistance.
Agglomerated & • Low oxidation and corrosion
Sintered resistance
• Excellent low temperature wear
properties
WC-Co Co 17.0% K-674.15 -30 +5 µm • HVOF

83/17 C 5.1% • Higher Co level then K-624 results
W Bal. K-674.23 -45 +15 µm is improved toughness, impact
strength and ductility
Agglomerated & • Useful up to 480ºC (900ºF)
Sintered • Low oxidation and corrosion
resistance
WC-NiMoCrFeCo C 5.50% K-661.23 -45 +15 µm • HVOF

82/18 Ni 10.00% • Sub-micron WC
Mo 2.75% • Hard, dense and wear resistant
Cr 2.75% coatings with excellent corrosion
Fe 1.10% protection.
Co 0.45% • Matrix is formed by Alloy C
W Bal. • Good cavitations protection
• Application can be found in:
Agglomerated & off-shore, petrochemical industries
Sintered • Diamond wet grinding.
WC-Co-Cr C 5.5% K-647.15 -30 +5 µm • HVOF

86/10/4 Co 10.0% • The CoCr matrix shows higher
Cr 4.0% K-647.23 -45 +15 µm corrosion and abrasion resistance
W Bal. that the Co matrix materials
• Usable in wet corrosive
Agglomerated & environments
Sintered • Dense, smooth coatings with fine
microstructure and high bond
strengths
• Used for Hard Chrome
Replacement
Powders
TUNGSTEN CARBIDE
WC-Ni C 5.4% K-611.23 -45 +15 µm • HVOF

W Bal. • Higher corrosion resistance than
WC-Co coatings
Agglomerated & • Diamond wet grinding.
Sintered
WC-CrC-Ni C 5.50% K-607.15 -30 +5 µm • HVOF

73/20/7 Ni 7.25% • Useful up to 760ºC (1400ºF)
Cr 19.00% K-607.23 -45 +15 µm • Higher corrosion, oxidation and
W Bal. chemical resistance than other WC
based coatings
Agglomerated & • Smooth coating with fine micro
Sintered structure
• High bond strength
Yttrium oxide
Y2O3 Y2O3 99% C-200.22 -45+10um • Stable at high temperatures

• Heat resistant in aggressive
Agglomerated and atmospheres
Sintered • Used for protection of graphite
sheets in the hard metal industry
• Max. operating temperature in
air 2200 °C (on graphite 1550 °)
ZrO2-Y2O3 99% Fused C-203.22 -45+10um • Stable at high temperatures

• Heat resistant in aggressive
atmospheres
• Used for protection of graphite
sheets in the hard metal industry
• Max. operating temperature in
air 2200 °C (on graphite 1550 °C)

Powders
ZIRCONIUM OXIDE
ZrO2-Y2O3 ZrO2 Bal. C-296.691 -90 +15µm • Excellent thermal barrier

Y2O3 8.0% properties
C-296.93 -125 +45µm • Stabilizes during spray process
Agglomerated and • Useful up to 1300ºC (2450ºF)
Sintered • Very good thermal shock
resistance
• Thick, high porosity coating
possible.
ZrO2-Y2O3 ZrO2 Bal. C-295.691 -90 +16 µm • Excellent thermal barrier

Y2O3 8.0% properties
C-295.93 -125 +45 µm • Stabilizes during spray process
HOSP • Useful up to 1300ºC (2450ºF)
• Very good thermal shock
resistance.
ZrO2-22MgO ZrO2 Bal. C-234.51 -75 +10 µm • Good thermal barrier properties
MgO 22.0% • Resistant to molten metals
• Good particle erosion resistance
Fused • Useful up to 930ºC (1700ºF).
Aircraft approvals and turbine specifications
Alstom
SPECIFICATION Material AMPERIT® Metco/Amdry Praxair PAC
HTCT 650559 SL30 - MCrAlY Proprietary 416 - NI-548-1 -
NI-548-4
HTCT 650557 SV20 - MCrAlY Proprietary 418 - NI-535 -
NI-535-3
NI-535-4
HTCT 650515 SH20 - MCrAlY Proprietary 418 - - -
HTCT 650565 SL20 - MCrAlY Proprietary 418 - NI-535-2 -
HTCT 650581 SL349 - MCrAlY Proprietary 436 - NI-832 -
HTCT 650585 SV349 - MCrAlY Proprietary 436 - NI-832-2 -
HTCT 650560 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 584 - - -
HTCT 650560 Cr3C2-NiCr 65-35 587 - - -
HTCT 650564 SS-93-07 - ZrO2-Y2O3 827 204NS-G - -
CPWA
CPW 213 Mo 106.707 313X MO-102 118NS
63NS
CPW 247 Ni-Al 95-5 282.705 956 NI-109 906
450NS
CPW 320 Cr2O3 704.053 - CRO-131 -
CRO-174
CPW 387 NiCoCrAlY 410.429 365-2 NI-171 93652AM
GE AVIATION
401-3083-630 Cl. A Mo 106.282 - - -
GE B50TF260 Cl. A Re 165.965 - - -
GE A50TF350 Cl. A Silicium 170.266 - - -
GE A50TF278 Cl. A ZrO2-Y2O3 825.289 204C-NS ZRO-182 2008PC
827.289
831.289
GE A50TF278 Cl. B ZrO2-Y2O3 825.290 SPM 2000 ZRO-182 2008P
827.290 204NS ZRO-236
831.290 205NS-G AI-1075
204NS-1 1484i
GE A50TF278 Cl. C ZrO2-Y2O3 825.774 204NS-G ZRO-113 2008P
827.774 ZRO-114
831.774 ZRO-236
AI-1075
1484i

GE AVIATION
GE A50TF278 Cl. D ZrO2-Y2O3 831.967 204NS - -
SPM 2000
GE A50TF204 Cl. C ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.293 - - -
GE A50TF87 Cl. A Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.292 101NS ALO-105 701NS
GE A50TF87 Cl. B Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.298 101B-NS ALO-159 701B
187
GE A50TF87 Cl. C Al2O3-TiO3 742.966 101SF ALO-105-1 701SF
GE B50TF164 Cl. A Ni-C 60-40 200.268 2211ZB - -
GE B50TF164 Cl. B Ni-C 60-40 200.269 2211ZB - -
GE B50TF172 Cl. A Ni-C 203.978 2231 - -
309NS-3
GE B50TF52 Cl. B Ni-C 75-25 205.276 2221 - 138-2
307NS-3
GE B50TF52 Cl. A Ni-C 75-25 205.970 - - -
GE B50TF53 Cl. B Ni-C 85-15 207.270 2241 NI-115 140-1
308NS-3
GE B50TF53 Cl. A Ni-C 85-15 207.971 - - -
GE B50TF56 Cl. B Ni-Al 95-5 280.287 480NS NI-185 906PA
GE B50TF56 Cl. C Ni-Al 95-5 280.972 4008NS - -
GE B50TF33 Cl. A Ni-Al 286.295 1101 - 909/909R
404NS
GE B50TF270 Cl. A Ni-SA 625 380.993 - - -
GE B50TF40 Cl. A Ni-Cr 250.968 43C-NS NI-107 98C/98C-1
251.968 5640NS
GE B50TF40 Cl. B Ni-Cr 250.969 43F-NS NI-106 98F
251.969
GE B50TF81 Cl. A NiCrSi 442.974 - NI-430 1416
GE B50TF81 Cl. B NiCrSi 442.975 - - -
GE B50TF162 Cl. A NiCrAlY 413.284 962 NI-164 9620AM
NI-211
GE B50TF192 Cl. A NiCrAlY 413.284 962 NI-164 9620AM
NI-211
GE B50TF192 Cl. B NiCrAlY 413.981 - - -
GE B50TF195 Cl. A CoNiCrAlY 415.288 9954 CO-210-1 9950AM
4700
GE B50TF202 Cl. B Ni-SA 718 407.291 718 Cl.B NI-202-1 718B
GE B50TF202 Cl. A Ni-SA 718 407.987 718 NI-202 718A
GE B50TF202 Cl. D Ni-SA 718 407.988 1718 NI-202-3 718F
1278F
GE B50TF242 Cl. A NiCoCrAlTaReY 421.299 - NI-256 -
GE B50TF242 Cl. B NiCoCrAlTaReY 421.760 - NI-256-1 -
GE B50TF242 Cl. C NiCoCrAlTaReY 421.761 - NI-256-2 -
GE AVIATION
GE B50TF242 Cl. D NiCoCrAlTaReY 421.992 - NI-256-7 -
GE B50TF183 Cl. A NiCoCrAlMoWTi (Rene 80) 445.980 - NI-183 R80
GE B50TF201 Cl. A CoCrAlHf 481.984 - - -
GE B50TF201 Cl. B CoCrAlHf 481.985 - CO-174 -
GE B50TF201 Cl. C CoCrAlHf 481.986 - - -
GE B50TF27 Cl. A WC-Co 88-12 518.280 72F-NS, WC-114 127
2004 WC-727
WC-727-1
1342VF
1342VM
GE B50TF27 Cl. B WC-Co 88-12 518.768 2004 WC-114 127
WC-727
1342VF
GE B50TF28 Cl. A Cr3C2/Ni-NiCoCrMoSiB-Ni/Al 591.294 430NS - 133
GE B50TF281 Cl. A Cr3C2-NiCr 90-10 593.775 - - -
GE B50TF295 Cl. A WC-Co 90-10 528.764 - - -
GE POWER & WATER

401-3083-630 Mo 106.282 - - -
GE A50A557 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.772 204NS-G - 2008P
GE A50A558 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.773 204C-NS - 2008PC
GE B50A845 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 584.281 3007 CRC-351 -
GE B50A892 NiCrAlY 413.265 962 NI-164 9620AM
NI-211
GE B50AG5 CoNiCrAlY 415.001 4195 CO-201-1 9950AM
MTU
MTS 1050 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.200 43C-NS - -
MTS 1054 Mo 106.222 63NS - -
MTS 1055 WC-Co 88-12 515.203 - - -
MTS 1058 WC-Co 83-17 526.223 - - -
MTS 1059 Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.204 101NS - -
MTS 1061 Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.206 101B-NS - -
MTS 1062 Al2O3 740.207 - - -
MTS 1071 Ni-C 85-15 204.215 2241 - -
308NS-3

MTU
MTS 1198 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 825.218 - - -
MTS 1231 Cr2O3 704.216 - - -
MTS 1262 CoNiCrAlY 415.220 - - -
MTS 1273 CoNiCrAlY 415.221 - - -
MTS 1309 Ni-Al 95-5 280.241 - - -
MTS 1342 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 825.242 - - -
MTS 1351 NiCoCrAlTaReY 421.240 - - -
MTS 1352 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.238 - - -
MTS 1519 Ni-Al 95-5 281.245 - - -
MTS 1545 NiCrAlY 413.247 - - -
PWA
PWA 1302 WC-Co 88-12 515.401 71NS WC-104 125
PWA 1303 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.425 - - -
PWA 1304 Cr3C2 580.402 - CRC-105 123
PWA 1306 Cr3C2 580.404 70C-NS CRC-107 124
PWA 1307 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 585.405 81NS CRC-108 130
PWA 1310 Al2O3 740.406 105NS AI-101-HP -
ALO-101
PWA 1311 Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.407 101B-NS ALO-159 -
PWA 1313 Mo 106.158 313X MO-102 118NS
63NS
PWA 1315 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.428 43C-NS NI-107 98C
PWA 1316 Co-Hartleg. 31 348.430 45VF-NS - 90VF
PWA 1317 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.410 43F-NS NI-106 98F
PWA 1318 Co-Hartleg. 31 348.431 45C-NS CO-105 90C
CO-285-2
PWA 1319 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.411 43VF-NS NI-105 98F1
PWA 1331 Cr 146.412 - ALO-159 -
PWA 1352-1 Ni-C 75-25 205.415 2222 - 138
307NS
PWA 1352-2 Ni-C 85-15 207.421 308NS - 140
PWA 1364 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 588.419 82VF-NS - 131-1
PWA 1365-1 NiCoCrAlY 410.424 365-1 - -
PWA 1365-2 NiCoCrAlY 410.429 365-2 NI-171 -
AMS 7879 WC-Co 88-12 515.400 71VF-NS WC-106 126
WC-726
1320Q
PWA
AMS 7875 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 585.435 81VF-NS CRC-106 131
PWA 1375 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.423 204NS AI-1075 -
204NS-1 ZRO-236
1484i
ZRO-113
ZRO-114
PWA 1380 Ni-Al 95-5 281.420 480NS NI-185 906PA
PWA 36331-1 WC-Co 83-17 526.454 - WC-729-1 -
1343VM
PWA 36375 ZrO2-Y2O3 88-12 828.405 - - -
PWA 36376 Cr3C2-Al2O3 70-30 Special - - -
Rolls Royce
MSRR 9507 / 1 WC-Co 83-17 526.350 73F-NS-2 WC-128-2 200S
9831
MSRR 9507 / 17 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 585.357 81VF-NS CRC-106 -
MSRR 9507 / 2 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 585.351 81NS CRC-108 -
MSRR 9507 / 5 Ni-Al 95-5 281.390 956 - 906
450NS
480NS
MSRR 9507 / 69 WC-Co 83-17 526.382 2005NS WC-729 -
WC-729-1
1343VF
1343VM
MSRR 9507 / 72 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 “white” 825.381 - - -
MSRR 9507 / 72 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 “yellow” 825.385 - - -
MSRR 9507 / 8 Ni-Cr 80-20 250.354 43C-NS NI-107 98C-1
MSRR 9507 / 9 Al2O3 740.355 105NS AI-1010-HP -
AI-1110-HP
Siemens
DGTLV 511 114-001 SICOAT 2231 - MCrAlY Proprietary 422 4201 CO-301-8 92231AM
2231-2 CO-301
DGTLV 511 114-001 SICOAT 2453 - MCrAlY Proprietary 428 4485 NI-937 92453AM
NI-666
DGTLV 511 114-001 SICOAT 2464 - MCrAlY Proprietary 429 2464 NI-944 -
DGTLV 504 009-001 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827 - - -
DGTLV 504 009-001 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 831 - - -

SNECMA
DMR 33-011 NiAl 95-5 280.732 956 NI-109 -
450NS NI-185
DMR 33-019 WC-Co 83-17 526.729 73F-NS-1 WC-128-2 -
DMR 33-501 WC-Co 83-17 526.727 73F-NS-1 - -
DMR 33-020 Al2O3-TiO2 742.731 101NS - -
DMR 33-098 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 831.733 204B-NS - -
Volvo
PM 819-0 Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.850 - - -
PM 819-1 WC-Co 88-12 515.851 71VF-NS - -
PM 819-11 Al2O3-TiO2 97-3 742.867 101NS - -
PM 819-13 Mo 106.870 313X MO-102 -
63NS
PM 819-20 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.853 204NS - -
PM 819-25 WC-Co 88-12 518.874 72F-NS WC-114 -
PM 819-34 Ni-C 85-15 207.869 308NS-3 - -
PM 819-44 NiCrAlY 413.858 962 NI-164 -
NI-211
PM 819-5 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 585.868 81VF-NS CRC-106 -
PM 819-51 NiCoCrAlY 410.860 365-2 NI-171 -
PM 819-53 WC-Co 88-12 515.851 71VF-NS-1 - -
PM 819-56 Ni-Al 95-5 281.863 480NS NI-185 -
PM 819-57 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.864 - - -
PM 819-84 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.873 - - -
PM 819-86 CoNiCrAlY 415.875 9954 - -
PM 819-87 NiCoCrAlSiTaY 416.877 - - -
Others
EMS57750 Type 1 ZrO2-Y2O3 93-7 827.774 - AI-1075 Allied Signal
BMS 1067 Type 21 Mo 109.832 - - Boeing
BMS 1067 Type 1 WC-Co 88-12 515.830 71F-NS WC-106 Boeing
BMS 1067 Type 1 WC-Co 83-17 526.831 2005NS WC-729-1 Boeing
1343VM
BMS 1067 Type 22 Cr3C2-NiCr 75-25 584.829 - - Boeing
DHMS C4.19 WC-Co 83-17 526.781 2005NS - De Haviland
DMS2049 Type 2 WC-Co 88-12 515.949 71VF-NS - McDonnel Douglas
DMS2049 Type 3 MoSi2 920.894 - - McDonnel Douglas
DMS2049 Type 5 WC-Co 83-17 526.895 - - McDonnel Douglas

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AlSi-Polyester Si 12.0% M-111 -90 +16 µm • Plasma

Nickel Graphite C 25.0% M-390.901 -106 +32 µm • Flame, Plasma

ALUMINUM BASED ALLOYS

Al Al Min. 99.0% M-250.71 -90 +45 µm • Dense, corrosion and oxidation

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Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 97.0% C-328.25 -45 +22 µm • Grey Alumina

Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 87.0% C-338.18 -38 +15 µm • Similar to C-336.31

Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 87.0% C-339.25 -45 +22 µm • Similar to C-336.31

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Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 60.0% C-342.25 -45 +22 µm • Similar to C-341.25

Al2O3-TiO2 Al2O3 60.0% C-343.21 -45 +5 µm • Similar to C-341.25

CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-804.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

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CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-854.17 -38 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

CrC-NiCr C 10.0% K-855.21 -45 +5 µm • Plasma

CrC-CoNiCrAlY Co 9.50% K-880.23 -45 +15 µm • HVOF

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Cr2O3 Cr2O3 99.5% C-604.01 -25 +5 µm • Plasma

Cr2O3/SiO2/TiO2 Cr2O3 Bal. C-651.31 -53 +10 µm • Similar to C-650

Cr2O3 TiO2 Cr2O3 Bal. C-670.23 -45 +15 µm • Similar to C-604

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COBALT BASED ALLOYS

T-800 Mo 28.0% M-499.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

T-400 Mo 28.0% M-494.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Alloy 6 Cr 28.0% M-484.33 -53 +20 µm • HVOF, Plasma

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COPPER BASED ALLOYS

Pure Copper Cu M-901.17 -38 +10 μm • HVOF, Plasma, Cold Gas

Cu-Ni Cu 62.0% M-931.22 -45 +10 µm • HVOF, Plasma

Al-Bronze Al 9.5% M-950.32 -53 +15 µm • HVOF, Plasma

CuNiIn Ni 36.0% M-958.23 -45 +15 µm • Plasma

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IRON BASED ALLOYS

316L Stainless Cr 17.00% M-684.22 -45 +10 µm • Good corrosion properties

431 Stainless Cr 16.0% M-687.93 -125 +45 µm • Corrosion resistant coating

CoNiCrAlY Ni 32.0% M-427.25 -45 +22 µm • Plasma, HVOF

NiCrAlY Cr 22.0% M-321.25 -45 +22 µm • Plasma, HVOF

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MOLYBDENUM BASED ALLOYS

Mo Mo >99.0% M-800.21 -45 +5 µm • Plasma