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When to use Stellite/Colomony and HVOF Tungsten Carbides?
I have a general question. We have different finishing processes for metals for hardfacing, viz., Stellite or Colmonoy deposition and Tungsten carbide (HVOF) deposition. I have a question when do you employ either one of them? Can they be applied interchangeably or is there any technical issue that is of concern here?
Mahesha Udipi- Houston, Texas
2001
I too would like to know the answer to Mahesha's question.
Larry Kelly- Lexington Park, Maryland
2001
If you do not have any response, I suggest calling one of the HVOF job-shops.
Mandar Sunthankar- Fort Collins, Colorado
2001
Stellite is good for shock or impact load. I used to run a mechanical engineering shop. For rough turning where the cut is discontinuous and tool gets punishing impacts, I used to prefer Stellite. For steady cutting, carbides were superior.
Deval Yashawantelectroplating shop - Pune, Maharashtra, INDIA
2001
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