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Self-Fluxing Nickel Alloy Powder 45-90 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.

ProductSelf-Fluxing Nickel Alloy Powder 45-90 µm
Product NameSelf-Fluxing Nickel Alloy Powder
Particle Size45-90 µm
Alloy TypeNiCrBSi (Self-Fluxing)
MorphologySpherical / Spheroidal
Manufacturing ProcessGas Atomized
Compatible Spray ProcessesHVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray
Typical Coating Hardness55-65 HRC
Melting PointApprox. 1000-1100°C
Pack Sizes5 kg Tin, 10 kg Tin, 25 kg Pail
AvailabilityQuotation on Request

Product description

Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.

Understanding Self-Fluxing Nickel Alloy Powders

Self-fluxing nickel alloy powders are formulated with elements like boron and silicon, which act as deoxidizers and fluxing agents during the spray process. As the powder particles melt, these elements form a low-melting-point borosilicate slag that protects the molten metal from oxidation and helps it wet the substrate. This mechanism is critical for achieving the high bond strength and low oxide content that make these coatings suitable for demanding industrial environments.

Typical Applications and Process Compatibility

The 45-90 µm particle size distribution is a versatile cut, commonly specified for both high-velocity oxy-fuel (HVOF) and plasma spray systems. It can also be used in certain flame spray setups. The resulting coatings are typically used to protect components against abrasive wear, erosion, and corrosion at moderate to high temperatures. Common applications include the restoration and protection of shafts, pump sleeves, plungers, and various machine parts in the mining, oil & gas, and general engineering sectors.

Selection and Handling Guidance

Selecting the correct nickel alloy grade requires matching the powder's specific chemistry and hardness to the service conditions of the component. Key factors include the wear mechanism (abrasive, adhesive, or erosive), the operating temperature, and the corrosive environment. For optimal results, the powder should be stored in a cool, dry environment in its original sealed container to prevent moisture absorption and oxidation, which can negatively impact flowability and coating quality.

About SPA2Z — Your Source for Self-Fluxing Nickel Alloy Powder

SPA2Z is a supplier of industrial surface preparation and coating consumables, including thermal spray powders. We understand that coating outcomes depend on consistent powder quality and reliable supply. For this self-fluxing nickel alloy powder, we focus on providing clear grade information, standard pack options, and a straightforward enquiry process to help you get the material you need for your HVOF, plasma, or flame spray operations.

Whether you are qualifying a new powder source or need a reliable backup supplier for your production line, we are set up to support your procurement requirements. Contact us with your target hardness, spray process, and quantity, and we will provide a grade-specific quotation.

Applications

Where this powder is commonly sprayed.

Component Restoration

Rebuilding worn shafts, journals, and bearing seats to original dimensions with a wear-resistant overlay.

Wear Protection

Applying a hard, durable coating to pump sleeves, plungers, and impellers to combat abrasive and erosive wear.

Corrosion Barrier

Creating a protective layer on parts exposed to corrosive media, including certain chemical and marine environments.

General Engineering

Used on a wide range of machine parts in mining, oil & gas, and manufacturing where surface enhancement is required.

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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