Can PEEK and Stellite be used interchangeably?

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Can they be used in the same situation? What are the main differences? Thank you

Reply #22016-07-27

This can be found on Baidu; why are a metal item and a plastic item placed together?

Reply #32016-07-28

One is a hard seal and the other is a soft seal. Although PEK is also relatively hard, its maximum temperature resistance is only 260 degrees; whether they can be interchanged depends on the actual operating conditions

Reply #42016-07-28

Is PEEK much worse than Stellite in terms of erosion resistance? How much is the price difference between the two?

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