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Ceramic Zirconia Powder 53-150 µm
| Powder | Thermal spray powder |
|---|---|
| Mesh | Multiple meshes |
| Process | HVOF / plasma |
| Pack | Sealed packs |
| MOQ | 1 pack |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
| Delivery | Domestic & export |
- Tested before dispatch
- Demo / site visit
- Installation support
- GST invoice
Mesh & Price
Compare mesh and packing — then request price.
| Mesh | Density | Process | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| −140 +325Popular | — | HVOF / plasma | Popular mesh | |
| −325 | — | Plasma | Fine coat |
Specifications
Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.
| Product | Ceramic Zirconia Powder 53-150 µm |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Ceramic Zirconia Powder |
| Particle Size Range | 53-150 µm |
| Product Category | Coating Powder / Thermal Spray Powder |
| Compatible Processes | HVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray |
| Chemical Composition | Zirconia (ZrO2) based; stabilizer type and percentage to be confirmed per grade |
| Powder Morphology | To be confirmed (e.g., Spray-dried & sintered, Fused & crushed) |
| Coating Hardness | To be confirmed per grade |
| Pack Options | 5 kg tin, 10 kg tin, 25 kg pail |
| Pricing | Available on quotation request |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Understanding Ceramic Zirconia Powder for Thermal Spray
Zirconia-based ceramic powders are a cornerstone of thermal spray technology, valued for their exceptional thermal barrier properties and resistance to high-temperature wear. The 53-150 µm particle size distribution is a common specification for many standard thermal spray guns, offering a balance between flowability and melt characteristics. This powder is typically applied using high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF), atmospheric plasma spray (APS), or flame spray systems to deposit coatings on critical components in demanding industries.
The primary function of a zirconia coating is to protect a base material—often a metal alloy—from extreme heat, abrasion, and corrosion. This makes it a strategic material choice for engineers working on components like turbine blades, pump seals, and other high-wear industrial parts. The coating's integrity depends heavily on the consistency and purity of the feedstock powder.
Key Considerations for Powder Selection
When evaluating a ceramic zirconia powder, the technical conversation goes beyond just the particle size. The powder's morphology—whether it is spray-dried and sintered, fused and crushed, or agglomerated—directly impacts its flowability, deposition efficiency, and final coating porosity. Similarly, the chemical composition, particularly the stabilizer content (like yttria), is crucial for phase stability and coating performance. SPA2Z helps buyers navigate these variables. We do not just ship a product; we provide the specific grade data, including chemistry and morphology, that your process engineer needs to make an informed decision.
About SPA2Z — Your Source for Ceramic Zirconia Powder
SPA2Z is a focused industrial supplier that connects surface preparation and coating professionals with the consumables they need to keep operations running. For buyers of Ceramic Zirconia Powder 53-150 µm, our role is to provide a clear, reliable path to procurement. We understand that you need more than a part number; you need a powder grade that matches your specific thermal spray process, whether that's HVOF, plasma, or flame spray.
We support your enquiry process by confirming critical technical details—such as exact chemical composition, particle morphology, and stabilizer type—directly with our supply chain. This ensures you get the right powder for your application without the guesswork. Our goal is to be a practical, responsive partner for your coating powder requirements, helping you move from a technical specification to a firm quotation efficiently.
- Supports HVOF, plasma, and flame spray process compatibility checks.
- Provides pack options in 5 kg tins, 10 kg tins, and 25 kg pails to suit different consumption rates.
- Focuses on delivering verified grade specifications for your technical evaluation.
Applications
Where this powder is commonly sprayed.
Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBCs)
Applied to hot-section components like turbine blades and combustion chambers to insulate base metals from high operating temperatures.
Wear and Erosion Resistance
Used on pump seals, shafts, and impellers to create a hard surface that withstands abrasive wear and particle erosion in industrial fluid handling.
Corrosion Protection
Provides a chemically inert barrier on components exposed to corrosive chemicals or high-temperature oxidation in processing plants.
Dielectric Coatings
Creates electrically insulating layers on substrates for applications in electronics and specialized industrial equipment.