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Iron-Based Hardfacing 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 | Iron-Based Hardfacing Powder 53-150 µm |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Iron-Based Hardfacing Powder |
| Particle Size | 53-150 µm |
| Chemistry Base | Iron-based alloy (grade-dependent) |
| Morphology | Spherical / spheroidal (typical for thermal spray) |
| Process Suitability | HVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray |
| Hardness Range | Grade-dependent; confirm with enquiry |
| Pack Options | 5 kg tin, 10 kg tin, 25 kg pail |
| Availability | Quotation on request |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
Iron-Based Hardfacing Powder for Thermal Spray
Iron-based hardfacing alloys are widely chosen when the application demands a balance between moderate hardness, good impact toughness, and controlled coating cost. The 53-150 µm cut is engineered to flow consistently through standard thermal spray feed systems, producing dense, well-bonded overlays on carbon steels, low-alloy steels, and cast iron substrates.
Typical uses include rebuilding worn shafts, idlers, crusher rolls, and agricultural implements, as well as applying protective layers on new components that will face abrasive soils, minerals, or slurries. Because the powder is iron-based, it is generally easier to finish-machine than high-chromium or tungsten carbide alternatives, which can reduce post-coating processing time.
Process Compatibility and Selection Support
The powder is suitable for HVOF, plasma, and flame spray systems. The final coating hardness, deposit efficiency, and spray parameters depend on the specific alloy chemistry and the equipment used. SPA2Z does not publish a single fixed hardness value because the grade is matched to the buyer's wear conditions and spray setup. When you enquire, share your base metal, wear mechanism, and spray process so we can recommend a grade that fits your workshop practice.
About SPA2Z — Iron-Based Hardfacing Powder 53-150 µm
SPA2Z supplies iron-based hardfacing powder in the 53-150 µm range to surface preparation contractors, fabrication workshops, and maintenance teams who need reliable coating consumables without unnecessary complexity. We focus on practical grade selection: you describe the worn part, the abrasive environment, and your spray equipment, and we help narrow the options to a powder that works with your process.
Every enquiry is handled with the understanding that hardfacing is a production step, not a laboratory exercise. We support buyers who need consistent particle distribution, clean chemistry, and pack sizes that match their job volume—whether that means a trial quantity for a single repair or regular supply for a production hardfacing cell.
Applications
Where this powder is commonly sprayed.
Shaft and Journal Rebuilding
Restore worn bearing seats and seal areas on industrial shafts, pump rotors, and fan journals with a machinable iron-based overlay.
Earthmoving and Mining Components
Apply abrasion-resistant coatings to bucket pins, idler arms, and crusher rolls that contact soil, sand, or crushed rock.
Agricultural Implement Wear Protection
Hardface plough shares, cultivator tines, and harrow discs to extend service life in abrasive field conditions.
General Industrial Maintenance
Keep a stock of iron-based powder for routine hardfacing of press rams, guide bars, conveyor shafts, and other steel wear parts.