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Stripping hard metal

Q. The stripping method with hydrogen peroxide and KOH on titanium based coatings is good for each kind of steel but not for hard metal. Is there anyone who knows a different method, useful for HM?

Thanks,

Tiberio Sanvito
Tool coatings - Nerviano, Milano, Italy
2003

A. What do you mean by titanium based coatings; TiN? What do you mean by "hard metal": Chromium, Cobalt, thermosprayed or sintered carbides or composites?

Guillermo Marrufo
Monterrey, NL, Mexico
2003

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