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Alloy 718 Spray Wire 3.17 mm

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Wire typeThermal spray wire
DiameterMultiple sizes
ProcessArc / flame spray
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Sizes & Price

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DiameterSpoolProcessBest for
1.6 mm 15 kg Arc spray General coating
3.2 mm 15 kg Arc spray Heavy build-up

Specifications

Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.

ProductAlloy 718 Spray Wire 3.17 mm
Alloy/GradeAlloy 718 (Nickel-Chromium-Molybdenum-Columbium)
Diameter3.17 mm (1/8 inch)
Spray ProcessArc spray, combustion flame spray; process fit confirmed on enquiry
Pack Options15 kg spool, 20 kg spool, 25 kg spool, coil pack
Melting PointApprox. 1260–1336 °C (2300–2437 °F) — typical range for Alloy 718
AvailabilityConfirmed on enquiry

Product description

Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.

Alloy 718 Wire for Thermal Spray

Alloy 718 (often referred to by the trade name Inconel 718) is a nickel-chromium-molybdenum-columbium alloy that combines high tensile strength, excellent fatigue life, and good oxidation resistance up to approximately 700 °C (1300 °F). In wire form, it is used to deposit dense, well-bonded coatings on substrates that require protection against heat, corrosion, or wear, or to rebuild worn or mismachined parts.

The 3.17 mm diameter is a common size for twin-wire arc spray systems and larger combustion flame spray setups. Consistent wire chemistry, cast, and helix help maintain stable feed and a uniform spray pattern. Typical coating applications include gas turbine components, pump shafts, valve seats, and other engineering parts operating in aggressive environments.

Coating Purpose and Typical Applications

Alloy 718 coatings are specified where the service environment demands a combination of high-temperature strength and resistance to oxidation or chemical attack. The alloy's ability to be age-hardened after spraying (where process and substrate allow) can further enhance coating hardness and durability.

  • High-temperature oxidation and corrosion protection on furnace parts, exhaust systems, and heat exchangers.
  • Dimensional restoration and repair of worn shafts, bearing journals, and flanges on rotating equipment.
  • Bond coat or build-up layer in multi-layer coating systems requiring a tough, oxidation-resistant foundation.
  • Petrochemical and power generation components exposed to sour gas, steam, or combustion by-products.

Pack Options and Handling

Alloy 718 spray wire is available on 15 kg, 20 kg, and 25 kg spools, as well as coil packs to suit different equipment pay-off systems. Spools are precision-wound to ensure snag-free dereeling during continuous spray operations. Buyers should specify preferred pack type and weight at the time of enquiry to confirm current stock and lead time.

Store wire in a dry, covered area and keep spools in their original packaging until use to prevent surface contamination. Any surface rust, oil, or dirt on the wire can introduce defects into the sprayed coating. If wire has been exposed to moisture, consult your process specification before use.

About SPA2Z — Alloy 718 Spray Wire 3.17 mm

SPA2Z supports industrial buyers, maintenance teams, and distributors in sourcing Alloy 718 spray wire for thermal spray applications. We understand that coating performance depends on consistent wire quality, reliable pack formats, and practical commercial support.

When you enquire with SPA2Z for Alloy 718 3.17 mm wire, our team helps you confirm the grade, diameter, and pack size that match your spray process and job requirements. We provide quotation and availability information without obligation, and we work to keep the enquiry-to-delivery process straightforward for both project-based and recurring supply needs.

Applications

Where this coating wire is commonly used.

Dimensional Restoration

Rebuilding worn shafts, bearing journals, and flanges on pumps, compressors, and rotating equipment.

High-Temperature Protection

Oxidation and corrosion-resistant coatings for furnace parts, exhausts, and heat exchangers.

Petrochemical Components

Coating valve seats, stems, and process equipment exposed to sour gas or high-pressure steam.

Gas Turbine Repair

Build-up and restoration of turbine blades, seals, and combustion hardware.

FAQ

Which wire diameter should I choose?
It depends on your spray gun and the job. Common diameters are 1.6 mm, 2.0 mm, 2.5 mm and 3.2 mm. Confirm the tip size on your gun, or send a photo of your old spool.
Will this wire work with my arc or flame spray gun?
Our coating wires are made for arc spray and flame spray systems. Confirm the diameter your gun and contact tips are set for.
Do you supply spool or bulk quantities?
Yes. Order a single spool or bulk. Choose Kg, Spool or Coil and enter the quantity in the quote form.
How do I get the price and delivery time for wire?
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