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Nickel-Chrome Powder 10-30 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 | Nickel-Chrome Powder 10-30 µm |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Nickel-Chrome Powder 10-30 µm |
| Particle Size | 10-30 µm |
| Material Base | Nickel-Chrome (NiCr) |
| Chemistry (Ni:Cr ratio) | Typically 80:20 or as per grade; confirm with enquiry |
| Morphology | To be confirmed based on grade |
| Suitable Processes | HVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray |
| Coating Hardness | Depends on spray parameters; confirm with enquiry |
| Pack Options | 5 kg tin, 10 kg tin, 25 kg pail |
| Availability | Quotation basis; lead time on enquiry |
Product description
Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.
NiCr Powder for Thermal Spray Applications
Nickel-Chrome powders are widely used in thermal spraying to deposit coatings that resist oxidation and corrosion at elevated temperatures. The 10-30 µm particle size range is typically selected for high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) and plasma spray processes, where controlled melting and high deposit efficiency are critical. This powder can be applied as a bond coat under ceramic top coats or as a monolithic coating on components exposed to hot gases and corrosive media.
Common application areas include boiler tubes, turbine components, pump sleeves, and hydraulic rods. The coating provides a uniform, well-bonded layer that helps extend component service life in demanding environments. Actual performance depends on spray parameters, substrate preparation, and service conditions.
Selection and Handling Guidance
When selecting a nickel-chrome powder, confirm that the particle size distribution matches your spray system's requirements. HVOF guns often perform best with finer cuts like 10-30 µm, while some plasma systems can accommodate broader ranges. Always verify chemistry compatibility with your specified coating standard or work order.
Store powder containers in a dry, temperature-stable environment. Avoid exposure to moisture and contaminants before use. If you are unsure about the correct grade for your equipment, our team can assist with a technical consultation based on your spray parameters and substrate material.
About SPA2Z — Your Source for Nickel-Chrome Powder 10-30 µm
SPA2Z supports industrial buyers in sourcing thermal spray consumables, including nickel-chrome powders, for surface preparation and coating operations. We understand that coating quality starts with consistent powder supply, and we help procurement teams and workshop managers evaluate grade options, pack sizes, and delivery timelines.
Whether you are setting up a new coating line, replacing an existing powder source, or looking for a reliable distributor for ongoing requirements, SPA2Z provides a straightforward enquiry process. Share your target specification, quantity, and preferred packaging, and we will respond with a commercial quotation tailored to your needs.
- Assistance with grade selection for HVOF, plasma, and flame spray
- Standard pack options: 5 kg tin, 10 kg tin, 25 kg pail
- Quotation-based supply for domestic and export requirements
Applications
Where this powder is commonly sprayed.
Bond Coat for Thermal Barrier Coatings
Applied as an intermediate layer between the substrate and ceramic top coat to improve adhesion and oxidation protection.
Corrosion Protection
Used on components exposed to corrosive environments at elevated temperatures, such as pump sleeves and valve parts.
Dimensional Restoration
Can be used in build-up applications where worn components require a corrosion-resistant overlay before final machining.