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MCrAlY Powder 20-63 µm

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PowderThermal spray powder
MeshMultiple meshes
ProcessHVOF / plasma
PackSealed packs
MOQ1 pack
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Mesh & Price

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MeshDensityProcessBest for
−325 — Plasma Fine coat

Specifications

Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.

ProductMCrAlY Powder 20-63 µm
Product NameMCrAlY Powder
Particle Size20–63 µm
Suitable ProcessesHVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray
Pack Options5 kg tin | 10 kg tin | 25 kg pail
MorphologySpherical / Spheroidal (typical for thermal spray)
Alloy Chemistry (M)NiCrAlY, CoCrAlY, or NiCoCrAlY (grade on enquiry)
Coating HardnessDepends on specific alloy grade and spray parameters
FlowabilityMeasured by Hall Flowmeter (value on enquiry)
Apparent DensityOn enquiry

Product description

Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.

MCrAlY Powder for Thermal Spray Applications

MCrAlY (where M = Ni, Co, or NiCo) powders form the backbone of many high-temperature coating systems. When applied via HVOF or plasma spray, these powders create dense, well-bonded coatings that protect base materials from oxidation, sulfidation, and other high-temperature degradation mechanisms up to and beyond 1000°C, depending on the specific alloy composition.

The 20–63 µm particle size distribution is engineered to suit a broad range of thermal spray equipment. This cut provides a practical balance: the lower end (20 µm) ensures good melting characteristics, while the upper end (63 µm) maintains sufficient mass for high deposit efficiency in HVOF and plasma guns. Tighter or custom cuts may be available to match specific gun parameters.

Key Considerations for Buyers

Selecting an MCrAlY powder involves more than just particle size. The specific alloy chemistry—whether NiCrAlY, CoCrAlY, or NiCoCrAlY—must be matched to the service environment. NiCrAlY grades typically offer superior oxidation resistance, while CoCrAlY grades excel in hot-corrosion conditions. NiCoCrAlY formulations aim to provide a balanced performance envelope.

We recommend that buyers prepare the following information when requesting a quotation to ensure the correct grade is proposed:

  • Base material of the component being coated
  • Operating temperature and environment (oxidation, hot corrosion, or both)
  • Thermal spray process and gun model being used
  • Required coating thickness and bond strength specifications

About SPA2Z — Your Source for MCrAlY Powder 20-63 µm

SPA2Z supports industrial coating operations by supplying MCrAlY powder in the 20–63 µm range, packaged in practical 5 kg tins, 10 kg tins, or 25 kg pails to suit both trial runs and production volumes. We understand that powder consistency is critical to your process control; therefore, we focus on connecting you with the correct grade for your specific thermal spray equipment and application requirements.

Whether you are qualifying a new coating procedure or replenishing production stock, our team is ready to assist with grade selection and provide a quotation based on your technical needs. We serve surface preparation and coating workshops, maintenance teams, and engineering buyers across India and global markets.

Applications

Where this powder is commonly sprayed.

Gas Turbine Components

Applied as a bond coat for thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) on blades, vanes, and combustion hardware, providing oxidation protection at elevated temperatures.

Aerospace Engine Parts

Used on turbine discs, seals, and afterburner components where resistance to high-temperature oxidation and thermal cycling is critical.

Industrial Power Generation

Protects boiler tubes, valves, and other hot-section components in steam and gas turbines from corrosion and erosion.

Diesel Engine Components

Applied to piston crowns and exhaust valves to combat hot corrosion and extend service life in heavy-duty and marine diesel engines.

FAQ

Which mesh size should I choose?
Mesh depends on your spray process and coating requirement. Use the mesh table on the product page, or select Custom and describe your need.
Which spray processes are supported?
Typical processes include HVOF, plasma spray, flame spray and cold spray. Select your process in the quote form so we quote the right grade.
Can I order a sample or bulk powder?
Yes. Ask for a sample bottle or bulk drums. Enter quantity and choose Kg, Bottle or Drum in the form.
Can you share a certificate or material data sheet?
Yes. Request a COA or datasheet in your enquiry and we share available documents with the quote.
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