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The hardness issue of tungsten-chromium-cobalt alloy cladding

2015-07-22View Original

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Who uses Guo tungsten-chromium-cobalt alloy for surfacing in lock wrestling? What are the requirements regarding hardness, and what surfacing methods are employed?
Reply #22015-07-22
Is Stelite6 used at the bottom of the slag lock hopper?
Reply #32015-07-22
It is not clearly stated that only surfacing is required
Reply #42015-08-23
Transition 309MoL welding rod, welding strip； Top layer: STELLITE6(D802) electrode stack,

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