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Introduction
Sulzer Metco is a world-class thermal spray materials manufacturer in diversity, versatility and quality. Using a
broad range of materials manufacturing methods, including proprietary processes we’ve pioneered, our materials
manufacturing facilities provide you with hundreds of different products; the broadest line of thermal spray
coating materials and auxiliary thermal spray materials products in the world.
Our quality commitment is evidenced by our ISO 9001/AS 9000 quality standards and NADCAP approved
laboratories. Materials composition and particle size are verified through a stringent in-process testing program.
While coatings meeting these certifications are mandated for certain applications, compliance assures that our
off-the-shelf solutions and custom thermal coating materials perform to your own demanding requirements.
Whether your goal is better durability from wear or abrasion, corrosion resistance, surfacing rebuilding or
engineering other desirable properties into a component or system, you will find solutions in these pages.
Product Availability
The majority of the products listed in this guide are available worldwide; however, some products are only
available on a regional basis. Regionally available products may be obtainable outside of the specified region as
a special order. Please contact your Sulzer Metco account representative for further information.
EU Products, or product sizes, marked with this symbol are available only in Europe
AM Products, or product sizes, marked with this symbol are available only in the Americas
Items designated as Stock are warehoused and generally available for immediate shipment or for shipment
within a few days. Please note that not all Sulzer Metco warehouses may have supplies onhand or in sufficient
quantities; however, every effort will be made to accommodate your needs as quickly as possible. Lead time to
shipment for items marked Special Order will be provided at time of order placement.
Information in this guide is classified into eight sections. Within each section, the headings at the top of each
page are color-coded. Page numbers are prefixed and restart at the beginning of each section:
GE (continued) GE (continued)
A50TF204, Class B ............... Metco 204B-NS........... AP-54 B50TF72, Class A ................. Metco 58NS ................ AP-15
A50TF278, Class A ............... Metco 204C-NS........... AP-54 B50TF72, Class B ................. AMDRY 500F .............. AP-14
A50TF278, Class B .............. Metco 204NS .............. AP-54 B50TF92, Class A ................. Metco 52C-NS............. AP-7
A50TF278, Class C ............... Metco 204NS-G .......... AP-55 B50TF92, Class A ................. Metco 52C-NS............. CP-9
A50TF278-50-S-4, Class B ... AMDRY 204NS-1 ........ AP-54 B50TF119 ............................. Sulzer Metco 8443 ...... AW-8
A8Y5 ..................................... Metco 605NS .............. AP-4 B50TF119 Class A ................ AMDRY 960 ................ AP-25
B20A4.................................... Silvaloy........................ CW-9 B50TF119 Class A ................ AMDRY 960 ................ CP-18
B50A845, Class B ................. Diamalloy 3007 ........... HVOF-11 B50TF119, Class A ............... Metco 443NS .............. AP-26
B50A888................................ Metco 410NS .............. AP-32 B50TF119, Class A ............... Metco 443NS .............. CP-19
B50A888................................ Metco 410NS .............. CP-21 B50TF137, Class A ............... Metco 81VF-NS........... AP-34
B50A890................................ Metco 443NS .............. AP-26 B50TF137, Class B ............... Metco 81NS ................ AP-34
B50A890................................ Metco 443NS .............. CP-19 B50TF155, Class A ............... Metco 66F-NS ............. AP-11
B50A891................................ Metco 450NS .............. AP-21 B50TF155, Class A ............... Diamalloy 3002NS ...... HVOF-2
B50A891................................ Metco 450NS .............. CP-16 B50TF161, Class A ............... Metco 51NS ................ AP-13
B50A892................................ AMDRY 962 ................ AP-27 B50TF161, Class B ............... Metco 51F-NS ............. AP-14
B50A893................................ Metco 81VF-NS........... AP-34 B50TF161, Class A ............... Metco 51NS ................ CP-11
B50A960................................ Diamalloy 4060NS....... HVOF-2 B50TF162 ............................. AMDRY 962 ................ AP-27
B50AG5 (GT20) .................... Sulzer Metco 4195 ...... AP-11 B50TF164, Class A & B ........ Durabrade 2211 .......... CP-6
B50AG5 (GT20) .................... Sulzer Metco 4195 ...... VP-2 B50TF164, Class B ............... AMDRY 951 ................ CP-6
B50AG6, Class A .................. Sulzer Metco 4200 ...... VP-2 B50TF166, Class A ............... Metco 447NS .............. AP-29
B50AG12, Class A (GT33) .... Sulzer Metco 4198 ...... AP-12 B50TF166, Class A ............... Metco 447NS .............. CP-20
B50AG12, Class A (GT33) .... Sulzer Metco 4198 ...... HVOF-3 B50TF167, Class A ............... Metco 73F-NS-1.......... AP-39
B50AG12, Class C (GT33) .... Sulzer Metco 4199 ...... AP-12 B50TF167, Class A ............... AMDRY 9831 .............. AP-40
B50AG16, Class A ................ AMDRY 9621 .............. AP-27 B50TF167, Class A ............... Diamalloy 2005NS ...... HVOF-22
B50AG16 Class B ................. Sulzer Metco 4516 ...... HVOF-9 B50TF167, Class C ............... AMDRY 9830 .............. AP-40
B50TF13, Class A & B........... Metco 2101 ................. AP-22 B50TF172, Class A ............... Durabrade 2231 .......... CP-3
B50TF13, Class A & B........... Metco 2101 ................. CP-17 B50TF172, Class A ............... Metco 309NS-3 ........... CP-4
B50TF27, Class A ................. Metco 72F-NS ............. AP-37 B50TF183, Class C ............... Diamalloy 4004NS ...... HVOF-7
B50TF27 S8, Class A ........... Diamalloy 5872NS....... HVOF-16 B50TF185, Class A ............... AMDRY X40................ AP-9
B50TF27 S8, Class B ........... Diamalloy 2004 ........... HVOF-17 B50TF190, Class A ............... Metco 68F-NS-1.......... AP-11
B50TF28, Class A ................. Metco 430NS .............. AP-33 B50TF190, Class A ............... Diamalloy 3001NS ...... HVOF-3
B50TF28, Class A ................. Metco 430NS .............. CP-22 B50TF192, Class A ............... AMDRY 962 ................ AP-27
B50TF30, Class A ................. Metco 439NS .............. AP-36 B50TF195, Class A ............... AMDRY 9954 .............. HVOF-1
B50TF33, Class A ................. Metco 404NS .............. AP-22 B50TF202, Class A ............... AMDRY 718 ................ AP-28
B50TF40 Class A .................. Metco 43C-NS............. AP-23 B50TF202, Class B ............... AMDRY 718 Cl.B ........ AP-28
B50TF40 Class A .................. Metco 43C-NS............. CP-17 B50TF202, Class D ............... AMDRY 1718 .............. AP-28
B50TF40, Class A ................. Sulzer Metco 5640NS . AP-23 B50TF202, Class D ............... AMDRY 1718 .............. HVOF-8
B50TF40, Class B ................. Metco 43F-NS ............. AP-24 B50TF222, Class A ............... Metco 601NS .............. AP-1
B50TF42, Class A ................. Metco 57NS ................ AP-14 B50TF222, Class A & C ........ AMDRY 2010 .............. AP-2
B50TF42, Class A ................. Metco 57NS ................ CP-11 B50TF232, Class A ............... Durabrade 2311 .......... CP-6
B50TF52, Class B ................. Durabrade 2221 .......... CP-5 B50TF232, Class A ............... Metco 312NS .............. CP-7
B50TF52, Class B ................. Metco 307NS-3 ........... CP-5 B50TF232, Class A ............... Metco 312NS-1 ........... CP-7
B50TF53, Class B ................. Durabrade 2241 .......... CP-3 B50TF263, Class A ............... AMDRY 5260 .............. HVOF-12
B50TF53, Class B ................. Metco 308NS-3 ........... CP-3 B50TF290, Class A ............... Sulzer Metco 4538 ...... HVOF-8
B50TF56, Class A ................. AMDRY 956 ................ AP-21 Std. Practice 70-49-38 .......... Sulzer Metco 8400 ...... AW-8
B50TF56, Class A ................. AMDRY 956 ................ CP-15 Std. Practice 70-49-39 .......... Sulzer Metco 8443 ...... AW-8
B50TF56, Class A ................. Metco 450NS .............. AP-21 Std. Practice C07-031 .......... Metco 68F-NS-1.......... AP-11
B50TF56, Class A ................. Metco 450NS .............. CP-16
B50TF56, Class A ................. Sulzer Metco 8400 ...... AW-8 Honeywell
B50TF56, Class B ................. Metco 480NS .............. AP-21
B50TF56, Class B ................. Metco 480NS .............. CP-16 M 3962 .................................. Metco 52C-NS............. AP-7
B50TF57, Class A ................. Metco 54NS-1 ............. AP-7 M 3962 .................................. Metco 52C-NS............. CP-9
B50TF57, Class A ................. Metco 54NS-1 ............. CP-9 M3951 ................................... Metco 450NS .............. AP-21
B50TF64, Class A ................. Metco 410NS .............. AP-32 M3951 ................................... Metco 450NS .............. CP-16
B50TF64, Class A ................. Metco 410NS .............. CP-21 M3951 ................................... AMDRY 956 ................ AP-21
B50TF69, Class A ................. Metco 405NS .............. CW-7 M3951 ................................... AMDRY 956 ................ CP-15
B50TF72, Class A ................. AMDRY 500C.............. AP-14 M3952 ................................... Metco 404NS .............. AP-22
B50TF72, Class A ................. Metco 58NS ................ CP-12 M3952 ................................... Metco 405NS .............. CW-7
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AMDRY 187 ........................... AP-44 AMDRY 6062 ..........................AP-42 Diamalloy 5826....................... HVOF-21
AMDRY 204NS-1 ................... AP-54 AMDRY 6200 ..........................AP-43 Diamalloy 5847-1 ................... HVOF-18
AMDRY 301 ........................... AP-38 AMDRY 6204 ..........................AP-44 Diamalloy 5848....................... HVOF-18
AMDRY 302 ........................... AP-38 AMDRY 6208 ..........................AP-44 Diamalloy 5849....................... HVOF-19
AMDRY 313X ......................... AP-18 AMDRY 6220 ..........................AP-45 Diamalloy 5872NS.................. HVOF-16
AMDRY 333 ........................... AP-53 AMDRY 6224 ..........................AP-45 Durabrade 2211 ..................... CP-6
AMDRY 345 ........................... AP-11 AMDRY 6228 ..........................AP-45 Durabrade 2221 ..................... CP-5
AMDRY 345 ........................... VP-1 AMDRY 6240 ..........................AP-46 Durabrade 2222 ..................... CP-4
AMDRY 350C......................... AP-28 AMDRY 6244 ..........................AP-46 Durabrade 2223 ..................... CP-4
AMDRY 350C......................... CP-19 AMDRY 6250 ..........................AP-46 Durabrade 2224 ..................... CP-5
AMDRY 355 ........................... AP-8 AMDRY 6254 .........................AP-46 Durabrade 2231 ..................... CP-3
AMDRY 365-1 ........................ AP-29 AMDRY 6257 ..........................AP-47 Durabrade 2241 ..................... CP-3
AMDRY 365-1 ........................ VP-3 AMDRY 6415 ..........................AP-48 Durabrade 2242 ..................... CP-2
AMDRY 365-1 ........................ HVOF-8 AMDRY 6420 ..........................AP-48 Durabrade 2244 ..................... CP-2
AMDRY 365-2 ........................ AP-30 AMDRY 6462 ..........................AP-50 Durabrade 2311 ..................... CP-6
AMDRY 367 ........................... AP-34 AMDRY 6505 ..........................AP-51 Durabrade 2312 ..................... CP-6
AMDRY 386 ........................... VP-3 AMDRY 6510 ..........................AP-51 Durabrade 2313 ..................... CP-7
AMDRY 386 ........................... HVOF-8 AMDRY 6643 ..........................AP-55 Durabrade 2614 ..................... CP-7
AMDRY 387 ........................... AP-29 AMDRY 9621 ..........................AP-27 Flame Spray Masking
AMDRY 500C......................... AP-14 AMDRY 9624 ..........................VP-3 Tape (1”).............................. AUX-3
AMDRY 500F ......................... AP-14 AMDRY 9625 ..........................AP-27 Flame Spray Masking
AMDRY 713C......................... AP-24 AMDRY 9830 ..........................AP-40 Tape (1.5”)........................... AUX-3
AMDRY 718 ........................... AP-28 AMDRY 9831 ..........................AP-40 HP Flame Spray Masking
AMDRY 718 Cl.B.................... AP-28 AMDRY 9911 ..........................HVOF-3 Tape (1”).............................. AUX-4
AMDRY 920 ........................... VP-1 AMDRY 9951 ..........................VP-1 Metco 12C .............................. AP-57
AMDRY 951 ........................... CP-6 AMDRY 9951 ..........................HVOF-1 Metco 12C .............................. CP-28
AMDRY 956 ........................... AP-21 AMDRY 9954 ..........................HVOF-1 Metco 14E .............................. AP-57
AMDRY 956 ........................... CP-15 AMDRY AL-3325 ....................AUX-4 Metco 14E .............................. CP-28
AMDRY 958 ........................... AP-10 AMDRY MM509 ......................AP-9 Metco 15E .............................. AP-57
AMDRY 958 ........................... HVOF-1 AMDRY T-3350 Masking Metco 15E .............................. CP-28
AMDRY 959 ........................... AP-17 Tape.....................................AUX-4 Metco 15F .............................. AP-57
AMDRY 959 ........................... CP-14 AMDRY X40............................AP-9 Metco 15F .............................. CP-28
AMDRY 960 ........................... AP-25 Diamalloy 1003 .......................HVOF-5 Metco 16C .............................. AP-58
AMDRY 960 ........................... CP-18 Diamalloy 1004 .......................HVOF-4 Metco 16C .............................. CP-29
AMDRY 961 ........................... AP-25 Diamalloy 1005 .......................HVOF-6 Metco 18C .............................. AP-56
AMDRY 962 ........................... AP-27 Diamalloy 1006 .......................HVOF-7 Metco 18C .............................. CP-27
AMDRY 963 ........................... AP-26 Diamalloy 1006-1 ....................HVOF-7 Metco 19E .............................. AP-58
AMDRY 964 ........................... AP-27 Diamalloy 1007 .......................HVOF-4 Metco 19E .............................. CP-30
AMDRY 991 ........................... VP-2 Diamalloy 1008 .......................HVOF-5 Metco 20................................. CP-29
AMDRY 995C......................... AP-10 Diamalloy 2001 .......................HVOF-25 Metco 31C-NS........................ AP-58
AMDRY 995M ........................ AP-10 Diamalloy 2002 .......................HVOF-25 Metco 31C-NS........................ CP-30
AMDRY 997 ........................... AP-29 Diamalloy 2003 .......................HVOF-17 Metco 32C .............................. AP-58
AMDRY 997 ........................... VP-3 Diamalloy 2004 .......................HVOF-17 Metco 32C .............................. CP-30
AMDRY 997 ........................... HVOF-8 Diamalloy 2005NS ..................HVOF-22 Metco 34F .............................. AP-59
AMDRY 1371 ......................... AP-19 Diamalloy 2006 .......................HVOF-22 Metco 34F .............................. CP-30
AMDRY 1718 ......................... AP-28 Diamalloy 3001NS ..................HVOF-3 Metco 34FP ............................ AP-59
AMDRY 1718 ......................... HVOF-8 Diamalloy 3002NS ..................HVOF-2 Metco 34FP ............................ CP-31
AMDRY 2000 ......................... AP-2 Diamalloy 3002NS-1 ...............HVOF-2 Metco 36C .............................. AP-58
AMDRY 2010 ......................... AP-2 Diamalloy 3004 .......................HVOF-13 Metco 36C .............................. CP-30
AMDRY 2464 ......................... VP-4 Diamalloy 3006 .......................HVOF-13 Metco 41C .............................. AP-16
AMDRY 2464-2 ...................... HVOF-9 Diamalloy 3007 .......................HVOF-11 Metco 41C .............................. CP-13
AMDRY 2464-4 ...................... VP-4 Diamalloy 4004NS ..................HVOF-7 Metco 41C-NS........................ AP-17
AMDRY 4532 ......................... HVOF-6 Diamalloy 4006 .......................HVOF-7 Metco 41C-NS........................ CP-13
AMDRY 4535 ......................... HVOF-6 Diamalloy 4008NS ..................HVOF-6 Metco 42C .............................. AP-16
AMDRY 5260 ......................... HVOF-12 Diamalloy 4010 .......................HVOF-5 Metco 42C .............................. CP-13
AMDRY 5670 ......................... AP-40 Diamalloy 4060NS ..................HVOF-2 Metco 43C-NS........................ AP-23
AMDRY 5670 ......................... CP-23 Diamalloy 4454 .......................HVOF-1 Metco 43C-NS........................ CP-17
AMDRY 5843 ......................... HVOF-17 Diamalloy 4700 .......................HVOF-2 Metco 43F-NS ........................ AP-24
AMDRY 6060 ......................... AP-42 Diamalloy 5815 .......................HVOF-16 Metco 43VF-NS...................... AP-24
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Metco 44................................. AP-25 Metco 111 ............................... CP-26 Metco 444 .............................. AP-25
Metco 44................................. CP-18 Metco 130 ............................... AP-45 Metco 444 .............................. CP-18
Metco 45C-NS........................ AP-9 Metco 130 ............................... CP-24 Metco 445 .............................. AP-13
Metco 45C-NS........................ CP-10 Metco 130SF .......................... AP-45 Metco 445 .............................. CP-11
Metco 45VF-NS...................... AP-9 Metco 131VF .......................... AP-46 Metco 447NS ......................... AP-29
Metco 51F-NS ........................ AP-14 Metco 131VF .......................... CP-25 Metco 447NS ......................... CP-20
Metco 51NS............................ AP-13 Metco 136CP .......................... AP-49 Metco 449P ............................ AP-16
Metco 51NS............................ CP-11 Metco 136F............................. AP-49 Metco 449P ............................ CP-13
Metco 52C-NS........................ AP-7 Metco 143 ............................... AP-53 Metco 450NS ......................... AP-21
Metco 52C-NS........................ CP-9 Metco 185 Sealer.................... AUX-2 Metco 450NS ......................... CP-16
Metco 54NS............................ AP-7 Metco 201B-NS ...................... AP-52 Metco 450P ............................ AP-20
Metco 54NS............................ CP-9 Metco 201NS .......................... AP-52 Metco 450P ............................ CP-15
Metco 54NS-1 ........................ AP-7 Metco 202NS .......................... AP-55 Metco 451 .............................. AP-23
Metco 54NS-1 ........................ CP-9 Metco 203NS .......................... AP-53 Metco 451 .............................. CP-16
Metco 55................................. AP-13 Metco 204B-NS ...................... AP-54 Metco 452 .............................. AP-17
Metco 55................................. CP-11 Metco 204C-NS ...................... AP-54 Metco 452 .............................. CP-14
Metco 56C-NS........................ AP-20 Metco 204NS .......................... AP-54 Metco 453 .............................. AP-17
Metco 56C-NS........................ CP-15 Metco 204NS-AP .................... AP-55 Metco 453 .............................. CP-14
Metco 56F-NS ........................ AP-20 Metco 204NS-G ...................... AP-55 Metco 461NS ......................... AP-26
Metco 57NS............................ AP-14 Metco 205NS .......................... AP-53 Metco 461NS ......................... CP-19
Metco 57NS............................ CP-11 Metco 210 ............................... AP-52 Metco 470 AW........................ AW-9
Metco 58NS............................ AP-15 Metco 210NS-1....................... AP-53 Metco 480NS ......................... AP-21
Metco 58NS............................ CP-12 Metco 210NS-1-G ................... AP-52 Metco 480NS ......................... CP-16
Metco 63NS............................ AP-18 Metco 301C-NS ...................... CP-8 Metco 600NS ......................... AP-5
Metco 64................................. AP-19 Metco 301NS .......................... CP-8 Metco 600NS-1 ...................... AP-5
Metco 66F-NS ........................ AP-11 Metco 303NS-1....................... AP-32 Metco 601NS ......................... AP-1
Metco 68F-NS-1 ..................... AP-11 Metco 307NS .......................... CP-4 Metco 604NS ......................... AP-4
Metco 70C-NS........................ AP-33 Metco 307NS-2....................... CP-5 Metco 605NS ......................... AP-4
Metco 71NS............................ AP-37 Metco 307NS-3....................... CP-5 Metco 610NS ......................... AP-4
Metco 71VF-NS...................... AP-37 Metco 308NS .......................... CP-2 Metco 700 .............................. AP-28
Metco 71VF-NS-1................... AP-37 Metco 308NS-1....................... CP-3 Metco 1101 ............................ AP-22
Metco 71VF-NS-5................... AP-38 Metco 308NS-3....................... CP-3 Metco 1101 ............................ CP-17
Metco 72F-NS ........................ AP-37 Metco 309NS-3....................... CP-4 Metco 1123 ............................ AP-41
Metco 73F .............................. HVOF-21 Metco 310NS .......................... CP-1 Metco 2101 ............................ AP-22
Metco 73F-NS-1 ..................... AP-39 Metco 311NS .......................... AP-1 Metco 2101 ............................ CP-17
Metco 73F-NS-2 ..................... AP-39 Metco 312NS .......................... CP-7 Metco 2501 ............................ AP-23
Metco 73SF-NS...................... AP-39 Metco 312NS-1....................... CP-7 Metco 2501 ............................ CP-17
Metco 76F-NS ........................ AP-40 Metco 313NS .......................... AP-1 Metco 6155 ............................ AP-48
Metco 76F-NS ........................ CP-23 Metco 314NS .......................... CP-8 Metco 6156 ............................ AP-48
Metco 81NS............................ AP-34 Metco 320NS .......................... AP-1 Metco AlMg ............................ AW-1
Metco 81VF-NS...................... AP-34 Metco 350NS .......................... AP-17 Metco AlSi .............................. AW-2
Metco 82VF-NS...................... AP-33 Metco 350NS .......................... CP-14 Metco Aluminum..................... AW-1
Metco 82VF-NS...................... HVOF-10 Metco 402 ............................... CW-7 Metco Aluminum..................... CW-1
Metco 101B-NS ...................... AP-44 Metco 404NS .......................... AP-22 Metco Aluminum AW.............. AW-1
Metco 101NS.......................... AP-43 Metco 405-1............................ CW-7 Metco Anti-bond ..................... AUX-3
Metco 101NS.......................... CP-24 Metco 405NS .......................... CW-7 Metco Copper......................... AW-3
Metco 101SF .......................... AP-43 Metco 410NS .......................... AP-32 Metco Copper......................... CW-2
Metco 102............................... AP-51 Metco 410NS .......................... CP-21 Metco Copper AW .................. AW-3
Metco 102............................... CP-26 Metco 430NS .......................... AP-33 Metco Masking Compound..... AUX-3
Metco 105NS.......................... AP-42 Metco 430NS .......................... CP-22 Metco Monel........................... CW-8
Metco 105NS.......................... CP-24 Metco 439NS-2....................... AP-36 Metco Nickel........................... CW-7
Metco 105SFP........................ AP-42 Metco 439NS .......................... AP-36 Metco SF Aluminum ............... CW-1
Metco 105SFP........................ CP-24 Metco 441NS-1....................... AP-32 Metco SF Aluminum AW ........ AW-2
Metco 106............................... AP-49 Metco 442 ............................... AP-26 Metco SF-NS Aluminum......... CW-1
Metco 106F ............................ AP-49 Metco 442 ............................... CP-19 Metco Super Spray Mask ....... AUX-3
Metco 106NS.......................... AP-49 Metco 443NS .......................... AP-26 Metco Tin ............................... CW-10
Metco 111............................... AP-51 Metco 443NS .......................... CP-19 Metco Titanium....................... AW-11
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Metco Zinc.............................. AW-12 Sulzer Metco 4020 .................. VP-5 Sulzer Metco 8276 ................. AW-9
Metco Zinc.............................. CW-11 Sulzer Metco 4052 .................. AP-16 Sulzer Metco 8295 ................. AW-5
Metco Zinc AW ....................... AW-12 Sulzer Metco 4195 .................. AP-11 Sulzer Metco 8297 ................. AW-6
Metco Zn/Al ............................ AW-12 Sulzer Metco 4195 .................. VP-2 Sulzer Metco 8400 ................. AW-8
Metco Zn/Al ............................ CW-11 Sulzer Metco 4198 .................. AP-12 Sulzer Metco 8443 ................. AW-8
Metcolite 14 ........................... AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4198 .................. HVOF-3 Sulzer Metco 8447 ................. AW-9
Metcolite C ............................. AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4199 .................. AP-12 Sulzer Metco 8625 ................. AW-8
Metcolite F.............................. AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4200 .................. VP-2 WOKA 3101 ........................... HVOF-15
Metcolite F36 ......................... AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4201 .................. AP-12 WOKA 3102 ........................... HVOF-15
Metcolite VF ........................... AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4201 .................. VP-2 WOKA 3103 ........................... HVOF-15
Metcoloy 1 ............................. CW-4 Sulzer Metco 4207 .................. AP-18 WOKA 3104 ........................... HVOF-16
Metcoloy 2 .............................. AW-4 Sulzer Metco 4451 .................. AP-10 WOKA 3201 ........................... HVOF-20
Metcoloy 2 .............................. CW-4 Sulzer Metco 4451 .................. VP-1 WOKA 3202 ........................... HVOF-21
Metcoloy 4 .............................. AW-5 Sulzer Metco 4485 .................. AP-30 WOKA 3203 ........................... HVOF-21
Metcoloy 4 .............................. CW-4 Sulzer Metco 4485 .................. VP-4 WOKA 3301 ........................... HVOF-24
Metcoloy 5 ............................. AW-5 Sulzer Metco 4516 .................. HVOF-9 WOKA 3302 ........................... HVOF-24
Metcoloy 5 .............................. CW-4 Sulzer Metco 4538 .................. HVOF-8 WOKA 3303 ........................... HVOF-24
Metcoloy 33 ............................ CW-8 Sulzer Metco 4548 .................. AP-24 WOKA 3501 ........................... HVOF-24
Metcoseal AP ......................... AUX-1 Sulzer Metco 4548 .................. CP-18 WOKA 3601 ........................... HVOF-19
Metcoseal APT Thinner .......... AUX-1 Sulzer Metco 5241 .................. HVOF-13 WOKA 3602 ........................... HVOF-20
Metcoseal ERS....................... AUX-1 Sulzer Metco 5255 .................. AP-35 WOKA 3603 ........................... HVOF-20
Metcoseal SA ......................... AUX-1 Sulzer Metco 5255 .................. HVOF-13 WOKA 3604 ........................... HVOF-20
Metcoseal URS ...................... AUX-2 Sulzer Metco 5265 .................. AP-33 WOKA 3651 ........................... HVOF-18
Silvaloy ................................... CW-9 Sulzer Metco 5546NS ............. AP-34 WOKA 3652 ........................... HVOF-18
Sprababbitt A.......................... AW-10 Sulzer Metco 5640NS ............. AP-23 WOKA 3653 ........................... HVOF-19
Sprababbitt A.......................... CW-10 Sulzer Metco 5803 .................. AP-41 WOKA 3654 ........................... HVOF-19
Sprababbitt L .......................... CW-5 Sulzer Metco 5803 .................. HVOF-23 WOKA 3701 ........................... HVOF-22
Sprabond................................ AW-7 Sulzer Metco 5803-1............... HVOF-23 WOKA 3702 ........................... HVOF-22
Sprabond................................ CW-6 Sulzer Metco 5810 .................. AP-36 WOKA 3703 ........................... HVOF-23
Sprabronze AA ....................... AW-3 Sulzer Metco 5810 .................. HVOF-16 WOKA 3704 ........................... HVOF-23
Sprabronze AA ....................... CW-2 Sulzer Metco 5812 .................. AP-36 WOKA 7102 ........................... HVOF-10
Sprabronze P ......................... AW-3 Sulzer Metco 5812 .................. HVOF-16 WOKA 7104 ........................... HVOF-10
Sprabronze TM....................... CW-2 Sulzer Metco 5842 .................. AP-38 WOKA 7105 ........................... HVOF-10
Sprasteel 25 ........................... CW-3 Sulzer Metco 5847 .................. AP-39 WOKA 7202 ........................... HVOF-11
Sprasteel 80 ........................... AW-4 Sulzer Metco 5847 .................. HVOF-17 WOKA 7204 ........................... HVOF-11
Sprasteel 80 ........................... CW-3 Sulzer Metco 5860 .................. AP-41 WOKA 7205 ........................... HVOF-11
Sprasteel LS........................... CW-3 Sulzer Metco 6203 .................. AP-43 WOKA 7302 ........................... HVOF-12
Sulzer Metco 2042 ................. AP-3 Sulzer Metco 6483 .................. AP-50 WOKA 7304 ........................... HVOF-12
Sulzer Metco 2043 ................. AP-3 Sulzer Metco 7012 .................. AP-22 WOKA 7305 ........................... HVOF-12
Sulzer Metco 2460NS ............ AP-6 Sulzer Metco 7012 .................. CP-16 WOKA 7402 ........................... HVOF-14
Sulzer Metco 4010 ................. AP-31 Sulzer Metco 7837 .................. AP-19 WOKA 7502 ........................... HVOF-14
Sulzer Metco 4010 ................. VP-5 Sulzer Metco 8222 .................. AW-5 WOKA 7504 ........................... HVOF-14
Sulzer Metco 4017 ................. AP-31 Sulzer Metco 8223 .................. AW-6 WOKA 7505 ........................... HVOF-14
Sulzer Metco 4018 ................. AP-31 Sulzer Metco 8228 .................. AW-7 WOKA 7701 ........................... CP-29
Sulzer Metco 4018 ................. VP-5 Sulzer Metco 8234 .................. AW-2 WOKA 7702 ........................... CP-29
Sulzer Metco 4020 ................. AP-31 Sulzer Metco 8235 .................. AW-4
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Air Plasma Spray Air Plasma Spray (continued) Air Plasma Spray (continued)
AMDRY 187 ........................... AP-44 AMDRY 9831.......................... AP-40 Metco 76F-NS ........................ AP-40
AMDRY 204NS-1 ................... AP-54 AMDRY AL-3325 .................... AUX-4 Metco 81NS ........................... AP-34
AMDRY 301 ........................... AP-38 AMDRY MM509...................... AP-9 Metco 81VF-NS...................... AP-34
AMDRY 302 ........................... AP-38 AMDRY T-3350 Masking Metco 82VF-NS...................... AP-33
AMDRY 313X ......................... AP-18 Tape..................................... AUX-4 Metco 101B-NS ...................... AP-44
AMDRY 333 ........................... AP-53 AMDRY X40 ........................... AP-9 Metco 101NS ......................... AP-43
AMDRY 345 ........................... AP-11 Flame Spray Masking Metco 101SF .......................... AP-43
AMDRY 350C......................... AP-28 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-3 Metco 102 .............................. AP-51
AMDRY 355 ........................... AP-8 Flame Spray Masking Metco 105NS ......................... AP-42
AMDRY 365-1 ........................ AP-29 Tape (1.5") ........................... AUX-3 Metco 105SFP ....................... AP-42
AMDRY 365-2 ........................ AP-30 HP Flame Spray Masking Metco 106 .............................. AP-49
AMDRY 367 ........................... AP-34 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-4 Metco 106F ............................ AP-49
AMDRY 387 ........................... AP-29 HP Flame Spray Masking Metco 106NS ......................... AP-49
AMDRY 500C......................... AP-14 Tape (1.5") ........................... AUX-4 Metco 111 .............................. AP-51
AMDRY 500F ......................... AP-14 Metco 12C .............................. AP-57 Metco 1123 ............................ AP-41
AMDRY 713C......................... AP-24 Metco 15E............................... AP-57 Metco 130 .............................. AP-45
AMDRY 718 ........................... AP-28 Metco 15F............................... AP-57 Metco 130SF .......................... AP-45
AMDRY 718 Cl.B.................... AP-28 Metco 16C .............................. AP-58 Metco 131VF .......................... AP-46
AMDRY 956 ........................... AP-21 Metco 18C .............................. AP-56 Metco 136CP ......................... AP-49
AMDRY 958 ........................... AP-10 Metco 19E............................... AP-58 Metco 136F ............................ AP-49
AMDRY 959 ........................... AP-17 Metco 32C .............................. AP-58 Metco 143 .............................. AP-53
AMDRY 960 ........................... AP-25 Metco 34F............................... AP-59 Metco 185 Sealer ................... AUX-2
AMDRY 961 ........................... AP-25 Metco 34FP ............................ AP-59 Metco 201B-NS ...................... AP-52
AMDRY 962 ........................... AP-27 Metco 36C .............................. AP-58 Metco 201NS ......................... AP-52
AMDRY 963 ........................... AP-26 Metco 41C .............................. AP-16 Metco 202NS ......................... AP-55
AMDRY 964 ........................... AP-27 Metco 41C-NS ........................ AP-17 Metco 203NS ......................... AP-53
AMDRY 995C......................... AP-10 Metco 42C .............................. AP-16 Metco 204B-NS ...................... AP-54
AMDRY 995M ........................ AP-10 Metco 43C-NS ........................ AP-23 Metco 204C-NS...................... AP-54
AMDRY 997 ........................... AP-29 Metco 43F-NS......................... AP-24 Metco 204NS ......................... AP-54
AMDRY 1371 ......................... AP-19 Metco 43VF-NS ...................... AP-24 Metco 204NS-AP.................... AP-55
AMDRY 1718 ......................... AP-28 Metco 44 ................................. AP-25 Metco 204NS-G ..................... AP-55
AMDRY 2000 ......................... AP-2 Metco 45C-NS ........................ AP-9 Metco 205NS ......................... AP-53
AMDRY 2010 ......................... AP-2 Metco 45VF-NS ...................... AP-9 Metco 210 .............................. AP-52
AMDRY 5670 ......................... AP-40 Metco 51F-NS......................... AP-14 Metco 210NS-1 ...................... AP-53
AMDRY 6060 ......................... AP-42 Metco 51NS ............................ AP-13 Metco 210NS-1-G .................. AP-52
AMDRY 6062 ......................... AP-42 Metco 52C-NS ........................ AP-7 Metco 303NS-1 ...................... AP-32
AMDRY 6200 ......................... AP-43 Metco 54NS ............................ AP-7 Metco 311NS ......................... AP-1
AMDRY 6204 ......................... AP-44 Metco 54NS-1......................... AP-7 Metco 313NS ......................... AP-1
AMDRY 6208 ......................... AP-44 Metco 55 ................................. AP-13 Metco 31C-NS........................ AP-58
AMDRY 6220 ......................... AP-45 Metco 56C-NS ........................ AP-20 Metco 320NS ......................... AP-1
AMDRY 6224 ......................... AP-45 Metco 56F-NS......................... AP-20 Metco 350NS ......................... AP-17
AMDRY 6228 ......................... AP-45 Metco 57NS ............................ AP-14 Metco 404NS ......................... AP-22
AMDRY 6240 ......................... AP-46 Metco 58NS ............................ AP-15 Metco 410NS ......................... AP-32
AMDRY 6244 ......................... AP-46 Metco 63NS ............................ AP-18 Metco 430NS ......................... AP-33
AMDRY 6250 ......................... AP-46 Metco 64 ................................. AP-19 Metco 439NS ......................... AP-36
AMDRY 6254 ......................... AP-46 Metco 66F-NS......................... AP-11 Metco 439NS-2 ...................... AP-36
AMDRY 6257 ......................... AP-47 Metco 68F-NS-1 ..................... AP-11 Metco 441NS-1 ...................... AP-32
AMDRY 6415 ......................... AP-48 Metco 70C-NS ........................ AP-33 Metco 442 .............................. AP-26
AMDRY 6420 ......................... AP-48 Metco 71NS ............................ AP-37 Metco 443NS ......................... AP-26
AMDRY 6462 ......................... AP-50 Metco 71VF-NS ...................... AP-37 Metco 444 .............................. AP-25
AMDRY 6505 ......................... AP-51 Metco 71VF-NS-1 ................... AP-37 Metco 445 .............................. AP-13
AMDRY 6510 ......................... AP-51 Metco 71VF-NS-5 ................... AP-38 Sulzer Metco 2042 ................. AP-3
AMDRY 6643 ......................... AP-55 Metco 72F-NS......................... AP-37 Metco 447NS ......................... AP-29
AMDRY 9621 ......................... AP-27 Metco 73F-NS-1 ..................... AP-39 Metco 449P ............................ AP-16
AMDRY 9625 ......................... AP-27 Metco 73F-NS-2 ..................... AP-39 Metco 450NS ......................... AP-21
AMDRY 9830 ......................... AP-40 Metco 73SF-NS ...................... AP-39 Metco 450P ............................ AP-20
Air Plasma Spray (continued) ChamPro® (LVPS / LPPS / VPS) Combustion Powder Spray (cont’d)
Metco 451............................... AP-23 AMDRY 345............................ VP-1 Metco 18C .............................. CP-27
Metco 452............................... AP-17 AMDRY 365-1......................... VP-3 Metco 19E .............................. CP-30
Metco 453............................... AP-17 AMDRY 386............................ VP-3 Metco 20 ................................ CP-29
Metco 461NS.......................... AP-26 AMDRY 920............................ VP-1 Metco 31C-NS........................ CP-30
Metco 480NS.......................... AP-21 AMDRY 991............................ VP-2 Metco 32C .............................. CP-30
Metco 600NS.......................... AP-5 AMDRY 997............................ VP-3 Metco 34F .............................. CP-30
Metco 600NS-1 ...................... AP-5 AMDRY 2464.......................... VP-4 Metco 34FP ............................ CP-31
Metco 601NS.......................... AP-1 AMDRY 2464-4....................... VP-4 Metco 36C .............................. CP-30
Metco 604NS.......................... AP-4 AMDRY 9624.......................... VP-3 Metco 41C .............................. CP-13
Metco 605NS.......................... AP-4 AMDRY 9951.......................... VP-1 Metco 41C-NS........................ CP-13
Metco 610NS.......................... AP-4 Metcolite 14 ............................ AUX-5 Metco 42C .............................. CP-13
Metco 700............................... AP-28 Metcolite C.............................. AUX-5 Metco 43C-NS........................ CP-17
Metco 1101............................. AP-22 Metcolite F .............................. AUX-5 Metco 44 ................................ CP-18
Metco 2101............................. AP-22 Metcolite F36 .......................... AUX-5 Metco 51NS ........................... CP-11
Metco 2501............................. AP-23 Metcolite VF............................ AUX-5 Metco 52C-NS........................ CP-9
Metco 1123............................. AP-41 Sulzer Metco 4010 .................. VP-5 Metco 54NS ........................... CP-9
Metco 6155............................. AP-48 Sulzer Metco 4018 .................. VP-5 Metco 54NS-1 ........................ CP-9
Metco 6156............................. AP-48 Sulzer Metco 4020 .................. VP-5 Metco 55 ................................ CP-11
Metco Anti-bond ..................... AUX-3 Sulzer Metco 4195 .................. VP-2 Metco 56C-NS........................ CP-15
Metco Masking Compound..... AUX-3 Sulzer Metco 4200 .................. VP-2 Metco 57NS ........................... CP-11
Metco Super Spray Mask ....... AUX-3 Sulzer Metco 4201 .................. VP-2 Metco 58NS ........................... CP-12
Metcolite 14 ............................ AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4451 .................. VP-1 Metco 76F-NS ........................ CP-23
Metcolite C ............................. AUX-5 Sulzer Metco 4485 .................. VP-4 Metco 101NS ......................... CP-24
Metcolite F.............................. AUX-5 Metco 102 .............................. CP-26
Metcolite F36.......................... AUX-5 Combustion Powder Spray Metco 105NS ......................... CP-24
Metcolite VF ........................... AUX-5 Metco 105SFP ....................... CP-24
Metcoseal AP ......................... AUX-1 AMDRY 350C ......................... CP-19 Metco 111 .............................. CP-26
Metcoseal APT Thinner .......... AUX-1 AMDRY 951............................ CP-6 Metco 130 .............................. CP-24
Metcoseal ERS....................... AUX-1 AMDRY 956............................ CP-15 Metco 131VF .......................... CP-25
Metcoseal SA ......................... AUX-1 AMDRY 959............................ CP-14 Metco 185 Sealer ................... AUX-2
Metcoseal URS ...................... AUX-2 AMDRY 960............................ CP-18 Metco 301C-NS...................... CP-8
Sulzer Metco 2043 ................. AP-3 AMDRY 5670.......................... CP-23 Metco 301NS ......................... CP-8
Sulzer Metco 2460NS ............ AP-6 AMDRY T-3350 Masking Metco 307NS ......................... CP-4
Sulzer Metco 4010 ................. AP-31 Tape..................................... AUX-4 Metco 307NS-2 ...................... CP-5
Sulzer Metco 4017 ................. AP-31 Durabrade 2211...................... CP-6 Metco 307NS-3 ...................... CP-5
Sulzer Metco 4018 ................. AP-31 Durabrade 2221...................... CP-5 Metco 308NS ......................... CP-2
Sulzer Metco 4020 ................. AP-31 Durabrade 2222...................... CP-4 Metco 308NS-1 ...................... CP-3
Sulzer Metco 4052 ................. AP-16 Durabrade 2223...................... CP-4 Metco 308NS-3 ...................... CP-3
Sulzer Metco 4195 ................. AP-11 Durabrade 2224...................... CP-5 Metco 309NS-3 ...................... CP-4
Sulzer Metco 4198 ................. AP-12 Durabrade 2231...................... CP-3 Metco 310NS ......................... CP-1
Sulzer Metco 4199 ................. AP-12 Durabrade 2241...................... CP-3 Metco 312NS ......................... CP-7
Sulzer Metco 4201 ................. AP-12 Durabrade 2242...................... CP-2 Metco 312NS-1 ...................... CP-7
Sulzer Metco 4207 ................. AP-18 Durabrade 2244...................... CP-2 Metco 314NS ......................... CP-8
Sulzer Metco 4451 ................. AP-10 Durabrade 2311...................... CP-6 Metco 350NS ......................... CP-14
Sulzer Metco 4485 ................. AP-30 Durabrade 2312...................... CP-6 Metco 410NS ......................... CP-21
Sulzer Metco 5255 ................. AP-35 Durabrade 2313...................... CP-7 Metco 430NS ......................... CP-22
Sulzer Metco 5265 ................. AP-33 Durabrade 2614...................... CP-7 Metco 442 .............................. CP-19
Sulzer Metco 5546NS ............ AP-34 Flame Spray Masking Metco 443NS ......................... CP-19
Sulzer Metco 5640NS ............ AP-23 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-3 Metco 444 .............................. CP-18
Sulzer Metco 5803 ................. AP-41 Flame Spray Masking Metco 445 .............................. CP-11
Sulzer Metco 5810 ................. AP-36 Tape (1.5") ........................... AUX-3 Metco 447NS ......................... CP-20
Sulzer Metco 5812 ................. AP-36 HP Flame Spray Masking Metco 449P ............................ CP-13
Sulzer Metco 5842 ................. AP-38 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-4 Metco 450NS ......................... CP-16
Sulzer Metco 5860 ................. AP-41 Metco 12C .............................. CP-28 Metco 450P ............................ CP-15
Sulzer Metco 6203 ................. AP-43 Metco 14E............................... CP-28 Metco 451 .............................. CP-16
Sulzer Metco 6483 ................. AP-50 Metco 15E............................... CP-28 Metco 452 .............................. CP-14
Sulzer Metco 7012 ................. AP-22 Metco 15F............................... CP-28 Metco 453 .............................. CP-14
Sulzer Metco 7837 ................. AP-19 Metco 16C .............................. CP-29 Metco 45C-NS........................ CP-10
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Metcoseal URS ...................... AUX-2 AMDRY T-3350 Masking Metcolite 14............................ AUX-5
Sprababbitt A.......................... AW-10 Tape..................................... AUX-4 Metcolite C ............................. AUX-5
Sprabond................................ AW-7 Flame Spray Masking Metcolite F.............................. AUX-5
Sprabronze AA ....................... AW-3 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-3 Metcolite F36.......................... AUX-5
Sprabronze P ......................... AW-3 Flame Spray Masking Metcolite VF ........................... AUX-5
Sprasteel 80 ........................... AW-4 Tape (1.5") ........................... AUX-3 Metcoloy 1.............................. CW-4
Sulzer Metco 8222 ................. AW-5 HP Flame Spray Masking Metcoloy 2.............................. CW-4
Sulzer Metco 8223 ................. AW-6 Tape (1") .............................. AUX-4 Metcoloy 33............................ CW-8
Sulzer Metco 8228 ................. AW-7 Metco 185 Sealer.................... AUX-2 Metcoloy 4.............................. CW-4
Sulzer Metco 8234 ................. AW-2 Metco 402 ............................... CW-7 Metcoloy 5.............................. CW-4
Sulzer Metco 8235 ................. AW-4 Metco 405-1............................ CW-7 Metcoseal AP ......................... AUX-1
Sulzer Metco 8276 ................. AW-9 Metco 405NS .......................... CW-7 Metcoseal APT Thinner.......... AUX-1
Sulzer Metco 8295 ................. AW-5 Metco Aluminum ..................... CW-1 Metcoseal ERS ...................... AUX-1
Sulzer Metco 8297 ................. AW-6 Metco Copper ......................... CW-2 Metcoseal SA ......................... AUX-1
Sulzer Metco 8400 ................. AW-8 Metco Monel ........................... CW-8 Metcoseal URS ...................... AUX-2
Sulzer Metco 8443 ................. AW-8 Metco Nickel ........................... CW-7 Silvaloy................................... CW-9
Sulzer Metco 8447 ................. AW-9 Metco SF Aluminum................ CW-1 Sprababbitt A ......................... CW-10
Sulzer Metco 8625 ................. AW-8 Metco SF-NS Aluminum ......... CW-1 Sprababbitt L.......................... CW-5
Metco Tin ................................ CW-10 Sprabond................................ CW-6
Metco Zinc .............................. CW-11 Sprabronze AA ....................... CW-2
Metco Zn/Al............................. CW-11 Sprabronze TM ...................... CW-2
Metco Anti-bond...................... AUX-3 Sprasteel 25 ........................... CW-3
Metco Masking Compound ..... AUX-3 Sprasteel 80 ........................... CW-3
Metco Super Spray Mask........ AUX-3 Sprasteel LS........................... CW-3
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1000021 .......... Metco Masking Compound................ AUX-3 1000132 .......... Metco 58NS ...................................... CP-12
1000022 .......... Metco 185 Sealer .............................. AUX-2 1000133 .......... Metco 301NS .................................... CP-8
1000023 .......... Metco 16C......................................... AP-58 1000238 .......... Metco Anti-bond ................................ AUX-3
1000023 .......... Metco 16C......................................... CP-29 1000239 .......... Metco 52C-NS................................... AP-7
1000024 .......... Metco 41C......................................... AP-16 1000239 .......... Metco 52C-NS................................... CP-9
1000024 .......... Metco 41C......................................... CP-13 1000241 .......... Metco 131VF..................................... AP-46
1000025 .......... Metco 42C......................................... AP-16 1000241 .......... Metco 131VF..................................... CP-25
1000025 .......... Metco 42C......................................... CP-13 1000243 .......... Metco 51F-NS ................................... AP-14
1000050 .......... Metco 32C......................................... AP-58 1000298 .......... Metco 601NS .................................... AP-1
1000050 .......... Metco 32C......................................... CP-30 1000299 .......... Metco 307NS .................................... CP-4
1000051 .......... Metcoloy 5......................................... CW-4 1000300 .......... Metco 443NS .................................... AP-26
1000053 .......... Metco 18C......................................... AP-56 1000300 .......... Metco 443NS .................................... CP-19
1000053 .......... Metco 18C......................................... CP-27 1000302 .......... Metco 308NS .................................... CP-2
1000054 .......... Metco 43C-NS................................... AP-23 1000303 .......... Metco 410NS .................................... AP-32
1000054 .......... Metco 43C-NS................................... CP-17 1000303 .......... Metco 410NS .................................... CP-21
1000055 .......... Metco 201NS .................................... AP-52 1000304 .......... Metco 73F-NS-1................................ AP-39
1000056 .......... Metco 55 ........................................... AP-13 1000305 .......... Metco 36C......................................... AP-58
1000056 .......... Metco 55 ........................................... CP-11 1000305 .......... Metco 36C......................................... CP-30
1000057 .......... Metco 34FP....................................... AP-59 1000306 .......... Metco 106 ......................................... AP-49
1000057 .......... Metco 34FP....................................... CP-31 1000307 .......... Metco 106F ....................................... AP-49
1000058 .......... Metco 63NS ...................................... AP-18 1000308 .......... Metco 73SF-NS................................. AP-39
1000059 .......... Metco 201B-NS................................. AP-52 1000325 .......... Metco 301C-NS................................. CP-8
1000060 .......... Metco 404NS .................................... AP-22 1000326 .......... Metco 444 ......................................... AP-25
1000061 .......... Metco 439NS .................................... AP-36 1000326 .......... Metco 444 ......................................... CP-18
1000062 .......... Metco 101NS .................................... AP-43 1000328 .......... Metco 102 ......................................... AP-51
1000062 .......... Metco 101NS .................................... CP-24 1000328 .......... Metco 102 ......................................... CP-26
1000065 .......... Metco 81NS ...................................... AP-34 1000329 .......... Metco 101SF..................................... AP-43
1000066 .......... Metco 44 ........................................... AP-25 1000330 .......... Metco 51NS ...................................... AP-13
1000066 .......... Metco 44 ........................................... CP-18 1000330 .......... Metco 51NS ...................................... CP-11
1000067 .......... Metco 56F-NS ................................... AP-20 1000331 .......... Metco 605NS .................................... AP-4
1000068 .......... Metco 43F-NS ................................... AP-24 1000352 .......... Metco 64 ........................................... AP-19
1000069 .......... Metco 430NS .................................... AP-33 1000353 .......... Metco 310NS .................................... CP-1
1000069 .......... Metco 430NS .................................... CP-22 1000355 .......... Metco 19E ......................................... AP-58
1000075 .......... Metco 71NS ...................................... AP-37 1000355 .......... Metco 19E ......................................... CP-30
1000077 .......... Metco 210 ......................................... AP-52 1000356 .......... Metco 307NS-3 ................................. CP-5
1000078 .......... Metco 451 ......................................... AP-23 1000357 .......... Metco 308NS-3 ................................. CP-3
1000078 .......... Metco 451 ......................................... CP-16 1000364 .......... Metco 56C-NS................................... AP-20
1000080 .......... Metco 111 ......................................... AP-51 1000364 .......... Metco 56C-NS................................... CP-15
1000080 .......... Metco 111 ......................................... CP-26 1000368 .......... Metco 130SF..................................... AP-45
1000081 .......... Metco 45C-NS................................... AP-9 1000370 .......... Metco 307NS-2 ................................. CP-5
1000081 .......... Metco 45C-NS................................... CP-10 1000397 .......... Metco 447NS .................................... AP-29
1000082 .......... Metco 405NS .................................... CW-7 1000397 .......... Metco 447NS .................................... CP-20
1000083 .......... Metco 45VF-NS................................. AP-9 1000417 .......... Metco 136F ....................................... AP-49
1000084 .......... Metco 71VF-NS................................. AP-37 1000422 .......... Metco 54NS ...................................... AP-7
1000085 .......... Metco 81VF-NS................................. AP-34 1000422 .......... Metco 54NS ...................................... CP-9
1000086 .......... Metco 34F ......................................... AP-59 1000423 .......... Sprababbitt A .................................... AW-10
1000086 .......... Metco 34F ......................................... CP-30 1000427 .......... Flame Spray Masking Tape .............. AUX-3
1000087 .......... Metco 101B-NS................................. AP-44 1000428 .......... Flame Spray Masking Tape .............. AUX-3
1000088 .......... Metco 72F-NS ................................... AP-37 1000434 .......... Metco 71VF-NS-1 ............................. AP-37
1000089 .......... Metco 450NS .................................... AP-21 1000435 .......... Metco 54NS-1 ................................... AP-7
1000089 .......... Metco 450NS .................................... CP-16 1000435 .......... Metco 54NS-1 ................................... CP-9
1000126 .......... Metco 130 ......................................... AP-45 1000437 .......... Metco 445 ......................................... AP-13
1000126 .......... Metco 130 ......................................... CP-24 1000437 .......... Metco 445 ......................................... CP-11
1000128 .......... Metco 439NS-2 ................................. AP-36 1000438 .......... Metco 43VF-NS................................. AP-24
1000129 .......... Metco 51F-NS ................................... AP-14 1000439 .......... Metco 450P ....................................... AP-20
1000130 .......... Metco 450NS .................................... AP-21 1000439 .......... Metco 450P ....................................... CP-15
1000130 .......... Metco 450NS .................................... CP-16 1000440 .......... Metco 402 ......................................... CW-7
1000131 .......... Metco 57NS ...................................... AP-14 1000441 .......... Metco 105SFP .................................. AP-42
1000131 .......... Metco 57NS ...................................... CP-11 1000441 .......... Metco 105SFP .................................. CP-24
1000132 .......... Metco 58NS ...................................... AP-15 1000442 .......... Metco 66F-NS ................................... AP-11
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Sulzer Metco
1000443 .......... Metco 31C-NS................................... AP-58 1000795 .......... Diamalloy 3006 ................................. HVOF-13
1000443 .......... Metco 31C-NS................................... CP-30 1000796 .......... WOKA 7105 ...................................... HVOF-10
1000444 .......... Metco 309NS-3 ................................. CP-4 1000797 .......... Diamalloy 4006 ................................. HVOF-7
1000445 .......... Metco 442 ......................................... AP-26 1000798 .......... Metco 203NS .................................... AP-53
1000445 .......... Metco 442 ......................................... CP-19 1000799 .......... Metco 76F-NS ................................... AP-40
1000446 .......... Metco Copper AW ............................. AW-3 1000799 .......... Metco 76F-NS ................................... CP-23
1000447 .......... Metco 312NS .................................... CP-7 1000800 .......... Metco 204NS-G ................................ AP-55
1000448 .......... Metco 308NS-1 ................................. CP-3 1000801 .......... Diamalloy 4008NS ............................ HVOF-6
1000449 .......... Metco 73F-NS-2 ................................ AP-39 1000802 .......... Diamalloy 1008 ................................. HVOF-5
1000450 .......... HP Flame Spray Masking Tape ........ AUX-4 1000805 .......... Diamalloy 4010 ................................. HVOF-5
1000568 .......... Metco 68F-NS-1 ................................ AP-11 1000806 .......... Diamalloy 3002NS ............................ HVOF-2
1000569 .......... Metco 313NS .................................... AP-1 1000807 .......... Diamalloy 2005NS ............................ HVOF-22
1000571 .......... Metco 600NS .................................... AP-5 1001033 .......... Metco 405-1 ...................................... CW-7
1000572 .......... Metco 1123 ....................................... AP-41 1001034 .......... AMDRY 1371 .................................... AP-19
1000573 .......... Metco 82VF-NS................................. AP-33 1001035 .......... AMDRY 301 ...................................... AP-38
1000573 .......... Metco 82VF-NS................................. HVOF-10 1001036 .......... AMDRY 302 ...................................... AP-38
1000574 .......... Metco 311NS .................................... AP-1 1001037 .......... AMDRY 313X.................................... AP-18
1000576 .......... Metco 480NS .................................... AP-21 1001038 .......... AMDRY 333 ...................................... AP-53
1000576 .......... Metco 480NS .................................... CP-16 1001040 .......... AMDRY 365-2 ................................... AP-30
1000577 .......... Metco 204NS .................................... AP-54 1001042 .......... AMDRY 387 ...................................... AP-29
1000578 .......... Metco 210NS-1 ................................. AP-53 1001043 .......... AMDRY 500C.................................... AP-14
1000579 .......... Metco 143 ......................................... AP-53 1001044 .......... AMDRY 500F .................................... AP-14
1000583 .......... Metco 303NS-1 ................................. AP-32 1001047 .......... AMDRY 718 ...................................... AP-28
1000584 .......... Metco 452 ......................................... AP-17 1001048 .......... AMDRY 718 Cl.B .............................. AP-28
1000584 .......... Metco 452 ......................................... CP-14 1001049 .......... AMDRY 956 ...................................... AP-21
1000585 .......... AMDRY 355 ...................................... AP-8 1001049 .......... AMDRY 956 ...................................... CP-15
1000586 .......... Metco 610NS .................................... AP-4 1001050 .......... AMDRY 959 ...................................... AP-17
1000587 .......... Metco 202NS .................................... AP-55 1001050 .......... AMDRY 959 ...................................... CP-14
1000588 .......... Metco 70C-NS................................... AP-33 1001051 .......... AMDRY 960 ...................................... AP-25
1000589 .......... Metco 350NS .................................... AP-17 1001051 .......... AMDRY 960 ...................................... CP-18
1000589 .......... Metco 350NS .................................... CP-14 1001052 .......... AMDRY 962 ...................................... AP-27
1000591 .......... Metco 204NS .................................... AP-54 1001053 .......... AMDRY 9625 .................................... AP-27
1000592 .......... Metco 314NS .................................... CP-8 1001054 .......... AMDRY 963 ...................................... AP-26
1000593 .......... Metco 700 ......................................... AP-28 1001055 .......... AMDRY 964 ...................................... AP-27
1000594 .......... Metco 453 ......................................... AP-17 1001056 .......... AMDRY 9830 .................................... AP-40
1000594 .......... Metco 453 ......................................... CP-14 1001057 .......... AMDRY 9831 .................................... AP-40
1000596 .......... Metco 443NS .................................... AP-26 1001059 .......... AMDRY 9951 .................................... HVOF-1
1000596 .......... Metco 443NS .................................... CP-19 1001059 .......... AMDRY 9951 .................................... VP-1
1000597 .......... Metco 449P ....................................... AP-16 1001060 .......... AMDRY 9954 .................................... HVOF-1
1000597 .......... Metco 449P ....................................... CP-13 1001061 .......... AMDRY 995C.................................... AP-10
1000598 .......... Metco Super Spray Mask .................. AUX-3 1001062 .......... AMDRY 997 ...................................... AP-29
1000599 .......... Metco 205NS .................................... AP-53 1001062 .......... AMDRY 997 ...................................... HVOF-8
1000600 .......... Metco 210NS-1-G ............................. AP-52 1001062 .......... AMDRY 997 ...................................... VP-3
1000601 .......... Metco 461NS .................................... AP-26 1001063 .......... AMDRY 1718 .................................... AP-28
1000601 .......... Metco 461NS .................................... CP-19 1001063 .......... AMDRY 1718 .................................... HVOF-8
1000603 .......... Metco 105NS .................................... AP-42 1001064 .......... AMDRY 2000 .................................... AP-2
1000603 .......... Metco 105NS .................................... CP-24 1001065 .......... AMDRY 2010 .................................... AP-2
1000604 .......... Metco 441NS-1 ................................. AP-32 1001066 .......... AMDRY 4535 .................................... HVOF-6
1000782 .......... Diamalloy 1003 ................................. HVOF-5 1001067 .......... AMDRY 5260 .................................... HVOF-12
1000783 .......... Diamalloy 1004 ................................. HVOF-4 1001068 .......... AMDRY 5670 .................................... AP-40
1000784 .......... Diamalloy 1005 ................................. HVOF-6 1001068 .......... AMDRY 5670 .................................... CP-23
1000785 .......... Diamalloy 1006 ................................. HVOF-7 1001069 .......... AMDRY 5843 .................................... HVOF-17
1000786 .......... Diamalloy 1007 ................................. HVOF-4 1001070 .......... AMDRY 6420 .................................... AP-48
1000787 .......... Diamalloy 2001 ................................. HVOF-25 1001073 .......... AMDRY 365-1 ................................... AP-29
1000788 .......... Diamalloy 2002 ................................. HVOF-25 1001073 .......... AMDRY 365-1 ................................... HVOF-8
1000789 .......... Diamalloy 2003 ................................. HVOF-17 1001073 .......... AMDRY 365-1 ................................... VP-3
1000790 .......... Diamalloy 2004 ................................. HVOF-17 1001074 .......... AMDRY 187 ...................................... AP-44
1000791 .......... Diamalloy 2006 ................................. HVOF-22 1001075 .......... Sulzer Metco 8400 ............................ AW-8
1000792 .......... Diamalloy 3001NS............................. HVOF-3 1001584 .......... Sulzer Metco 8276 ............................ AW-9
1000793 .......... Diamalloy 3004 ................................. HVOF-13 1001585 .......... AMDRY 204NS-1 .............................. AP-54
1001586 .......... Sulzer Metco 5803 ............................ AP-41 1002479 .......... Sprabond .......................................... CW-6
1001586 .......... Sulzer Metco 5803 ............................ HVOF-23 1002480 .......... Sprabond .......................................... AW-7
1001587 .......... Metco 320NS .................................... AP-1 1002481 .......... Sprabond .......................................... CW-6
1001588 .......... Sulzer Metco 5810 ............................ AP-36 1002483 .......... Sprabond .......................................... CW-6
1001588 .......... Sulzer Metco 5810 ............................ HVOF-16 1002485 .......... Sprasteel LS ..................................... CW-3
1001591 .......... Sulzer Metco 5860 ............................ AP-41 1002486 .......... Sprababbitt A .................................... CW-10
1001593 .......... Metco 204C-NS................................. AP-54 1002488 .......... Metco Tin .......................................... CW-10
1001594 .......... Sulzer Metco 8625 ............................ AW-8 1002492 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1001595 .......... Sulzer Metco 2043 ............................ AP-3 1002493 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1001596 .......... Sulzer Metco 4538 ............................ HVOF-8 1002494 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1001598 .......... Metco 73F ......................................... HVOF-21 1002496 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1001599 .......... Sulzer Metco 8443 ............................ AW-8 1002497 .......... Metco SF-NS Aluminum.................... CW-1
1001600 .......... Sulzer Metco 5812 ............................ AP-36 1002498 .......... Sprabronze TM ................................. CW-2
1001600 .......... Sulzer Metco 5812 ............................ HVOF-16 1002499 .......... Metcoloy 5......................................... CW-4
1001601 .......... Sulzer Metco 5847 ............................ AP-39 1002500 .......... Metco 16C......................................... AP-58
1001601 .......... Sulzer Metco 5847 ............................ HVOF-17 1002500 .......... Metco 16C......................................... CP-29
1001602 .......... Sulzer Metco 8222 ............................ AW-5 1002501 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... AP-57
1001603 .......... Sulzer Metco 5241 ............................ HVOF-13 1002501 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... CP-28
1001607 .......... Metcoseal ERS ................................. AUX-1 1002502 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1001608 .......... Metcoseal URS ................................. AUX-2 1002503 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1001609 .......... Diamalloy 4700 ................................. HVOF-2 1002503 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1001610 .......... Sulzer Metco 2042 ............................ AP-3 1002504 .......... Sprabronze AA.................................. CW-2
1001611 .......... Diamalloy 4004NS............................. HVOF-7 1002505 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1002099 .......... AMDRY MM509 ................................ AP-9 1002506 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1002385 .......... Sulzer Metco 2460NS ....................... AP-6 1002507 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1002391 .......... AMDRY X40...................................... AP-9 1002507 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1002397 .......... Sulzer Metco 4052 ............................ AP-16 1002508 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1002400 .......... Sulzer Metco 5546NS ....................... AP-34 1002509 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1002425 .......... Sulzer Metco 4010 ............................ AP-31 1002510 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1002425 .......... Sulzer Metco 4010 ............................ VP-5 1002513 .......... Metco Zn/Al ....................................... CW-11
1002426 .......... Sulzer Metco 4017 ............................ AP-31 1002514 .......... Metco Copper.................................... AW-3
1002427 .......... Sulzer Metco 4018 ............................ AP-31 1002516 .......... Sprabond .......................................... CW-6
1002427 .......... Sulzer Metco 4018 ............................ VP-5 1002518 .......... Sprabond .......................................... CW-6
1002428 .......... Sulzer Metco 4020 ............................ AP-31 1002519 .......... Metco 12C......................................... AP-57
1002428 .......... Sulzer Metco 4020 ............................ VP-5 1002519 .......... Metco 12C ........................................ CP-28
1002446 .......... Metco Zinc......................................... AW-12 1002520 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... CW-4
1002447 .......... Metcoloy 1......................................... CW-4 1002521 .......... Metco 14E ......................................... AP-57
1002448 .......... Metcoloy 4......................................... AW-5 1002521 .......... Metco 14E ......................................... CP-28
1002449 .......... Sprabond........................................... CW-6 1002522 .......... Metco 20 ........................................... CP-29
1002451 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1002523 .......... Metco 15F ......................................... AP-57
1002452 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1002523 .......... Metco 15F ......................................... CP-28
1002452 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1 1002524 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... AW-4
1002454 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1 1002525 .......... Metcoloy 5......................................... AW-5
1002455 .......... Sprasteel 80 ...................................... AW-4 1002527 .......... Sprabronze AA.................................. AW-3
1002458 .......... Sprasteel 25 ...................................... CW-3 1002528 .......... Metco 470 AW................................... AW-9
1002461 .......... Metcoloy 1......................................... CW-4 1002529 .......... Metco Zn/Al ....................................... CW-11
1002463 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... CW-4 1002530 .......... Metcoloy 4......................................... CW-4
1002464 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... CW-4 1002531 .......... Sulzer Metco 4548 ............................ AP-24
1002465 .......... Metcoloy 33....................................... CW-8 1002531 .......... Sulzer Metco 4548 ............................ CP-18
1002467 .......... Metco Copper.................................... CW-2 1002532 .......... Sulzer Metco 4207 ............................ AP-18
1002468 .......... Metco Monel...................................... CW-8 1002533 .......... Sulzer Metco 5265 ............................ AP-33
1002469 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1002534 .......... Sulzer Metco 6483 ............................ AP-50
1002472 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... AW-4 1002536 .......... Sulzer Metco 6203 ............................ AP-43
1002473 .......... Sprabond........................................... CW-6 1002538 .......... Sulzer Metco 5842 ............................ AP-38
1002474 .......... Sprabond........................................... CW-6 1002818 .......... AMDRY 6060 .................................... AP-42
1002475 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... AW-4 1002819 .......... AMDRY 6062 .................................... AP-42
1002476 .......... Sprabond........................................... CW-6 1002820 .......... AMDRY 6200 .................................... AP-43
1002477 .......... Metcoloy 2......................................... AW-4 1002822 .......... AMDRY 6204 .................................... AP-44
1002478 .......... Metcoloy 4......................................... CW-4 1002823 .......... AMDRY 6208 .................................... AP-44
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1002824 .......... AMDRY 6220 .................................... AP-45 1020646 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... AP-57
1002825 .......... AMDRY 6224 .................................... AP-45 1020646 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... CP-28
1002826 .......... AMDRY 6228 .................................... AP-45 1020688 .......... AMDRY 345 ...................................... AP-11
1002827 .......... AMDRY 6240 .................................... AP-46 1020688 .......... AMDRY 345 ...................................... VP-1
1002828 .......... AMDRY 6244 .................................... AP-46 1021280 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1002829 .......... AMDRY 6250 .................................... AP-46 1029021 .......... Sulzer Metco 4200 ............................ VP-2
1002830 .......... AMDRY 6254 .................................... AP-46 1029028 .......... Flame Spray Masking Tape .............. AUX-4
1002831 .......... AMDRY 6257 .................................... AP-47 1029031 .......... Metco 42C......................................... AP-16
1002833 .......... AMDRY 6462 .................................... AP-50 1029031 .......... Metco 42C......................................... CP-13
1002834 .......... AMDRY 6510 .................................... AP-51 1029036 .......... Metco 41C......................................... AP-16
1002835 .......... AMDRY 6643 .................................... AP-55 1029036 .......... Metco 41C......................................... CP-13
1002836 .......... AMDRY T-3325 ................................. AUX-4 1029050 .......... Sulzer Metco 8228 ............................ AW-7
1002886 .......... Metcolite® 14 .................................... AUX-5 1029051 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1002887 .......... Metcolite® C...................................... AUX-5 1029052 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1
1002888 .......... Metcolite® F ...................................... AUX-5 1030072 .......... Sulzer Metco 7012 ............................ AP-22
1002889 .......... Metcolite® F36 .................................. AUX-5 1030072 .......... Sulzer Metco 7012 ............................ CP-16
1002890 .......... Metcolite® VF.................................... AUX-5 1030090 .......... AMDRY 951 ...................................... CP-6
1002891 .......... Metcoseal® AP ................................. AUX-1 1030107 .......... Sulzer Metco 5640NS ....................... AP-23
1002892 .......... Metcoseal® APT Thinner .................. AUX-1 1030112 .......... AMDRY 9911 .................................... HVOF-3
1002895 .......... Metcoseal® SA ................................. AUX-1 1030118 .......... Sulzer Metco 7837 ............................ AP-19
1002992 .......... Metco Zinc......................................... AW-12 1030415 .......... Metcoloy® 2 ...................................... CW-4
1004594 .......... Sprasteel® 80 ................................... CW-3 1030416 .......... Metcoloy® 2 ...................................... CW-4
1004631 .......... Metco 136CP .................................... AP-49 1030418 .......... Sprababbitt® A.................................. CW-10
1004638 .......... AMDRY 991 ...................................... VP-2 1030420 .......... Metco Copper.................................... CW-2
1004640 .......... Metco 106NS .................................... AP-49 1030421 .......... Metco Tin .......................................... CW-10
1004647 .......... Sulzer Metco 4201 ............................ AP-12 1030423 .......... Metcolite® F...................................... AUX-5
1004647 .......... Sulzer Metco 4201 ............................ VP-2 1030425 .......... Sprabronze® AA ............................... CW-2
1005557 .......... AMDRY 4532 .................................... HVOF-6 1030426 .......... Sprabronze® AA ............................... CW-2
1005561 .......... AMDRY 6420 .................................... AP-48 1030445 .......... Sprababbitt® A.................................. CW-10
1005562 .......... AMDRY 6505 .................................... AP-51 1030446 .......... Metcoseal® SA ................................. AUX-1
1005573 .......... AMDRY AL-3325............................... AUX-4 1030454 .......... Metcoloy® 4 ...................................... CW-4
1006131 .......... Metco 604NS .................................... AP-4 1030487 .......... Sprasteel® LS................................... CW-3
1006158 .......... Diamalloy 4454 ................................. HVOF-1 1030494 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006159 .......... Sulzer Metco 4451 ............................ AP-10 1030495 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006159 .......... Sulzer Metco 4451 ............................ VP-1 1030496 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ AW-12
1006307 .......... Metco Nickel...................................... CW-7 1030496 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006310 .......... AMDRY T-3350 ................................. AUX-4 1030497 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006313 .......... Sprababbitt® L .................................. CW-5 1030498 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006317 .......... Metco Zn/Al ....................................... AW-12 1030499 .......... Metco Zinc ........................................ CW-11
1006317 .......... Metco Zn/Al ....................................... CW-11 1030501 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1006377 .......... Diamalloy 5872NS............................. HVOF-16 1030505 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1006415 .......... Metco Titanium.................................. AW-11 1030506 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... CW-1
1015309 .......... Sulzer Metco 4198 ............................ AP-12 1030508 .......... Metco SF Aluminum.......................... CW-1
1015309 .......... Sulzer Metco 4198 ............................ HVOF-3 1030510 .......... Metcoseal® AP ................................. AUX-1
1015393 .......... Metco 12C......................................... AP-57 1030511 .......... Metcoseal® APT Thinner .................. AUX-1
1015393 .......... Metco 12C ........................................ CP-28 1030512 .......... Sprabronze® TM............................... CW-2
1015614 .......... Metco 404NS .................................... AP-22 1030514 .......... Metcoloy® 5 ...................................... CW-4
1018636 .......... Sulzer Metco 8234 ............................ AW-2 1030515 .......... Metco 16C......................................... AP-58
1019247 .......... AMDRY 9621 .................................... AP-27 1030515 .......... Metco 16C......................................... CP-29
1019408 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1030516 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... AP-57
1019811 .......... AMDRY 920 ..................................... VP-1 1030516 .......... Metco 15E ......................................... CP-28
1019951 .......... Sulzer Metco 8447 ............................ AW-9 1030519 .......... Metco 15F ......................................... AP-57
1020141 .......... Diamalloy 5849 ................................. HVOF-19 1030519 .......... Metco 15F ......................................... CP-28
1020252 .......... Metco 470 AW................................... AW-9 1030592 .......... Metco 54NS ...................................... AP-7
1020399 .......... Sprabronze® AA ............................... AW-3 1030592 .......... Metco 54NS ...................................... CP-9
1020419 .......... Metco 6155 ....................................... AP-48 1031118 .......... Metco 57NS ...................................... AP-14
1020475 .......... Metco SF Aluminum AW ................... AW-2 1031118 .......... Metco 57NS ...................................... CP-11
1020495 .......... Sulzer Metco 4485 ............................ AP-30 1031422 .......... Metcolite® VF ................................... AUX-5
1020495 .......... Sulzer Metco 4485 ............................ VP-4 1031589 .......... Metcoloy® 2 ...................................... AW-4
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1031590 .......... Metcoloy® 5 ...................................... AW-5 1041096 .......... WOKA 3102 ...................................... HVOF-15
1031591 .......... Metco Aluminum AW......................... AW-1 1041097 .......... WOKA 3103 ...................................... HVOF-15
1031592 .......... Metco Zinc AW .................................. AW-12 1041106 .......... WOKA 3201 ...................................... HVOF-20
1031601 .......... Metco Zinc AW .................................. AW-12 1041107 .......... WOKA 3203 ...................................... HVOF-21
1031721 .......... Metco 71VF-NS-5.............................. AP-38 1041110 .......... WOKA 3301 ...................................... HVOF-24
1031731 .......... Metco 42C......................................... AP-16 1041111 .......... WOKA 3302 ...................................... HVOF-24
1031731 .......... Metco 42C......................................... CP-13 1041112 .......... WOKA 3602 ...................................... HVOF-20
1031732 .......... Sulzer Metco 8223 ............................ AW-6 1041113 .......... WOKA 3604 ...................................... HVOF-20
1031864 .......... Metco 600NS-1 ................................. AP-5 1041117 .......... WOKA 3702 ...................................... HVOF-22
1031929 .......... AMDRY 367 ...................................... AP-34 1041121 .......... WOKA 7202 ...................................... HVOF-11
1031939 .......... AMDRY 961 ...................................... AP-25 1041122 .......... WOKA 7205 ...................................... HVOF-11
1031959 .......... AMDRY 350C.................................... AP-28 1041148 .......... WOKA 3303 ...................................... HVOF-24
1031959 .......... AMDRY 350C.................................... CP-19 1041149 .......... WOKA 3603 ...................................... HVOF-20
1032370 .......... AMDRY 713C.................................... AP-24 1041150 .......... WOKA 3703 ...................................... HVOF-23
1032560 .......... Sulzer Metco 4195 ............................ AP-11 1041152 .......... WOKA 7305 ...................................... HVOF-12
1032560 .......... Sulzer Metco 4195 ............................ VP-2 1041153 .......... WOKA 7505 ...................................... HVOF-14
1032563 .......... Metco SF Aluminum AW ................... AW-2 1041155 .......... WOKA 3202 ...................................... HVOF-21
1032564 .......... Sulzer Metco 5255 ............................ AP-35 1041157 .......... WOKA 3601 ...................................... HVOF-19
1032564 .......... Sulzer Metco 5255 ............................ HVOF-13 1041158 .......... WOKA 3701 ...................................... HVOF-22
1032569 .......... Diamalloy 5815 ................................. HVOF-16 1041159 .......... WOKA 7102 ...................................... HVOF-10
1032570 .......... Diamalloy 5826 ................................. HVOF-21 1041160 .......... WOKA 7302 ...................................... HVOF-12
1032571 .......... Diamalloy 5848 ................................. HVOF-18 1041161 .......... WOKA 7502 ...................................... HVOF-14
1032572 .......... Sulzer Metco 4199 ............................ AP-12 1041168 .......... WOKA 3202 ...................................... HVOF-21
1032575 .......... Sulzer Metco 4516 ............................ HVOF-9 1041169 .......... WOKA 3601 ...................................... HVOF-19
1032598 .......... AMDRY 9624 .................................... VP-3 1041170 .......... WOKA 3701 ...................................... HVOF-22
1033607 .......... Metco Zinc AW .................................. AW-12 1041171 .......... WOKA 7102 ...................................... HVOF-10
1034411 .......... AMDRY 386 ...................................... HVOF-8 1041172 .......... WOKA 7302 ...................................... HVOF-12
1034411 .......... AMDRY 386 ..................................... VP-3 1041173 .......... WOKA 7502 ...................................... HVOF-14
1034855 .......... Sulzer Metco 8400 ............................ AW-8 1041177 .......... WOKA 3104 ...................................... HVOF-16
1035633 .......... Metco Zn/Al ....................................... AW-12 1041178 .......... WOKA 3704 ...................................... HVOF-23
1036262 .......... AMDRY 2464 .................................... VP-4 1041179 .......... WOKA 7104 ...................................... HVOF-10
1036263 .......... AMDRY 2464-2 ................................. HVOF-9 1041180 .......... WOKA 7204 ...................................... HVOF-11
1036346 .......... Silvaloy.............................................. CW-9 1041181 .......... WOKA 7304 ...................................... HVOF-12
1036437 .......... Metcolite® C...................................... AUX-5 1041182 .......... WOKA 7504 ...................................... HVOF-14
1036950 .......... Metco AlSi ......................................... AW-2 1041183 .......... WOKA 3303 ...................................... HVOF-24
1037003 .......... Diamalloy 4060NS............................. HVOF-2 1041184 .......... WOKA 3603 ...................................... HVOF-20
1037601 .......... Metco 204NS-AP .............................. AP-55 1041185 .......... WOKA 3703 ...................................... HVOF-23
1037603 .......... Metco 312NS-1 ................................. CP-7 1041187 .......... WOKA 7305 ...................................... HVOF-12
1038359 .......... AMDRY 964 ...................................... AP-27 1041188 .......... WOKA 7505 ...................................... HVOF-14
1038360 .......... Metco 204B-NS................................. AP-54 1041189 .......... WOKA 3104 ...................................... HVOF-16
1039040 .......... Sulzer Metco 6203 ............................ AP-43 1041190 .......... WOKA 3704 ...................................... HVOF-23
1040881 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1041191 .......... WOKA 7104 ...................................... HVOF-10
1040882 .......... Metco Aluminum ............................... AW-1 1041192 .......... WOKA 7204 ...................................... HVOF-11
1041049 .......... WOKA 3101 ...................................... HVOF-15 1041193 .......... WOKA 7304 ...................................... HVOF-12
1041050 .......... WOKA 3102 ...................................... HVOF-15 1041194 .......... WOKA 7504 ...................................... HVOF-14
1041051 .......... WOKA 3103 ...................................... HVOF-15 1041253 .......... WOKA 3651 ...................................... HVOF-18
1041060 .......... WOKA 3201 ...................................... HVOF-20 1041254 .......... WOKA 3652 ...................................... HVOF-18
1041061 .......... WOKA 3203 ...................................... HVOF-21 1041255 .......... WOKA 3653 ...................................... HVOF-19
1041064 .......... WOKA 3301 ...................................... HVOF-24 1041256 .......... WOKA 3654 ...................................... HVOF-19
1041065 .......... WOKA 3302 ...................................... HVOF-24 1041264 .......... WOKA 3651 ...................................... HVOF-18
1041066 .......... WOKA 3602 ...................................... HVOF-20 1041265 .......... WOKA 3652 ...................................... HVOF-18
1041067 .......... WOKA 3604 ...................................... HVOF-20 1041266 .......... WOKA 3653 ...................................... HVOF-19
1041071 .......... WOKA 3702 ...................................... HVOF-22 1041267 .......... WOKA 3654 ...................................... HVOF-19
1041075 .......... WOKA 7202 ...................................... HVOF-11 1041322 .......... AMDRY 2464-4 ................................. VP-4
1041076 .......... WOKA 7205 ...................................... HVOF-11 1041393 .......... Sprabronze® P ................................. AW-3
1041093 .......... Metcoloy® 2 ...................................... AW-4 1041586 .......... WOKA 3501 ...................................... HVOF-24
1041095 .......... WOKA 3101 ...................................... HVOF-15 1041638 .......... WOKA 3501 ...................................... HVOF-24
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1041744 .......... Diamalloy 5847-1 .............................. HVOF-18 1043589 .......... Metco 1101 ....................................... CP-17
1041771 .......... Metco AlMg ....................................... AW-1 1043511 .......... Metco 2101 ....................................... AP-22
1042617 .......... AMDRY 995M ................................... AP-10 1043511 .......... Metco 2101 ....................................... CP-17
1043517 .......... Durabrade 2211 ................................ CP-6 1043570 .......... Metco 2501 ....................................... AP-23
1043520 .......... Durabrade 2211 ................................ CP-6 1043570 .......... Metco 2501 ...................................... CP-17
1043522 .......... Durabrade 2221 ................................ CP-5 1049879 .......... Diamalloy 3002NS-1 ......................... HVOF-2
1043526 .......... Durabrade 2221 ................................ CP-5 1049880 .......... Diamalloy 1006-1 .............................. HVOF-7
1043529 .......... Durabrade 2222 ................................ CP-4 1050449 .......... AMDRY 6415 .................................... AP-48
1043531 .......... Durabrade 2222 ................................ CP-4 1050672 .......... Sulzer Metco 5803-1 ......................... HVOF-23
1043533 .......... Durabrade 2223 ................................ CP-4 1050705 .......... Metco 41C-NS................................... AP-17
1043536 .......... Durabrade 2224 ................................ CP-5 1050705 .......... Metco 41C-NS................................... CP-13
1043541 .......... Durabrade 2231 ................................ CP-3 1051139 .......... WOKA 7701 ...................................... CP-29
1043544 .......... Durabrade 2241 ................................ CP-3 1051140 .......... WOKA 7702 ...................................... CP-29
1043546 .......... Durabrade 2241 ................................ CP-3 1051782 .......... AMDRY 958 ...................................... AP-10
1043549 .......... Durabrade 2242 ................................ CP-2 1051782 .......... AMDRY 958 ...................................... HVOF-1
1043552 .......... Durabrade 2244 ................................ CP-2 1058788 .......... Sulzer Metco 8295 ............................ AW-5
1043555 .......... Durabrade 2311 ................................ CP-6 1058789 .......... Sulzer Metco 8297 ............................ AW-6
1043563 .......... Durabrade 2312 ................................ CP-6 1059308 .......... Sulzer Metco 8295 ............................ AW-5
1043564 .......... Durabrade 2313 ................................ CP-7 1059868 .......... WOKA 7402 ...................................... HVOF-14
1043568 .......... Durabrade 2313 ................................ CP-7 1059871 .......... WOKA 7402 ...................................... HVOF-14
1043574 .......... Durabrade 2614 ................................ CP-7 1059695 .......... Metco 6156 ....................................... AP-48
1043589 .......... Metco 1101 ....................................... AP-22 Call .................. Sulzer Metco 8235 ............................ AW-4
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Aluminum silicon based abradables for clearance control are generally used in the low temperature sections of turbine
engines, such as the fan and LP compressor sections, as well as in turbo compressors. Coatings of these materials
are appropriate for use with, and often run against, titanium based components. An adequate, but low cohesive
strength, within the metal matrix is the result of the addition of the solid lubricant and polymer. This minimizes frictional
heat and the possibility of melting wear.
Metco 320NS
Chemistry: Al 8Si 20BN
Particle Size: -212 +45 µm (-70 mesh +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/66
High quality abradable coating material for use in compressor section of jet engines. Superior corrosion resistance. Suitable for
service temperatures to 480°C (900°F). Appropriate for use against titanium and ferrous blades.
Metco 311NS
Chemistry: Al 7Si 26Graphite
Particle Size: -150 +7.8 µm (-100 mesh +7.8 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56764
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperature range of 315 -
415°C (600 - 800°F).
Metco 313NS
Chemistry: Al 5.5Si 45.5Graphite
Particle Size: -150 +7.8 µm (-100 mesh +7.8 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 555 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/44
Volvo PM 819-64
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperature range of 315 -
415°C (600 - 800°F).
Metco 601NS
Chemistry: Al 12Si 40Polyester
Particle Size: -125 +11µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 517 Chromalloy BZ-003, Type 34
GE B50TF222, Class A Honeywell M3955
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57735 Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5091
Pratt Whitney PWA 1349 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/15
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 38900 Sermatech Klock PAB 360
SNECMA DMR 33.087 Turbomeca LA 657 Ed.1 PW 1 Ind.0
Volvo PM 819-30 Williams WIMS 647
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Suitable for operating temperatures up
to 325°C (617°F).
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AMDRY 2010
Chemistry: Al 12Si 40Polyester
Particle Size: -125 +11µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 517 GE B50TF222, Class A & C
Honeywell M3955 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57735
High Quality abradable coating material for the compressor section of jet engines. Suitable for operating temperatures up to
325°C (617°F).
AMDRY 2000
Chemistry: Al 12Si 47Polyimide
Particle Size: -176 + 16 µm
Morphology: Composite
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56767 Rolls-Royce Allison PMI 1332
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Maximum service temperature of
350°C (660°F).
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Cobalt-nickel based abradables are used in high pressure compressor of gas turbine engines. Typically, the materials
are plasma sprayed and then heat-treated to burn off the polymer, resulting in high porosity coatings that are
abradable and have the proper level of erosion resistance. Applications that cut against titanium have a 550 °C (1025
°F) temperature limit; those that cut against Inconel and stainless steel can be used at temperatures up to 850 °C
(1550 °F). Bond coats of MCrAlY, NiCrAl or NiCr are recommended.
High temperature abradable good up to 750ºC (1380ºF) against Inconel* and steel blades. With tipped blades, maximum
service temperature increases to 850ºC (1560ºF).
*Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO
Gas path seals up to 850ºC (1560ºF). Gas path seals against titanium alloy blades up to 600ºC (1110ºF). Clearance control in
compressor housings.
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Copper based materials are used in aerospace and industrial abradable coating applications as a protective,
clearance control surface for rotating titanium blades to cut into or as a labyrinth seal coating against 17-4 PH steel or
Inconel knife edges, at services temperatures up to 650 °C (1200 °F). Corrosion resistance in marine environments is
superior to aluminum based abradables. As with other soft matrix abradables, a polymer filler is used to reduce inter-
particle cohesion and improve the friability of the coating structure. This helps to improve machinability prior to service
and helps to prevent material transfer and component wear during service.
Metco 605NS
Chemistry: Aluminum Bronze Alloy 10 Polyester
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE A8Y5 Honeywell M3964
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57728 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/40
Metco 610NS
Chemistry: Aluminum Bronze Alloy 14 Polyester
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57728
Metco 604NS
Chemistry: Aluminum Bronze Alloy 95 (Cu 9.5 Al 1 Fe)
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Sikorsky SS9212 (made to order as SP8847)
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Polymer materials are used for self-lubricating applications and to provide friability in clearance control coating
systems with service temperatures below 350 °C (660 °F). Controlled porosity is achieved through entrapment of the
polymer within the coating structure. For higher temperature applications, a post-coat burn-out of the polymer material
can be performed. Sulzer Metco polyester products are high quality, liquid crystalline polymers (LCP) having
consistent performance.. The high quality of these products improves temperature capability. Coatings that undergo a
post-heat treatment of 325 – 350 °C (615 – 660 °F) are less likely to sinter and change dimension when compared to
more amorphous polymers.
Metco 600NS
Chemistry: Polyester Reactor Product
Particle Size: -125 + 45 µm (-120 + 325 mesh)
Specifications: Chromalloy C-68 GE A17 B111S-1
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/64 Technetics RM-1050
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Yttria-stabalized Zirconium based ceramic powders with a controlled amount of polymer materials are used to produce
high temperature abradable coatings that can be used in the hottest sections of tubine engines. The polymer
constitutent provides friability in the clearance control coating system. A post-coat burn-out of the polymer material
can be performed, or it can be allowed to burn-out in service. Sulzer Metco polyester products are high quality, liquid
crystalline polymers (LCP) having consistent performance.
High temperature abradable seal coating material for hot section components of turbine entines with a temperature capability
of 1250°C.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Aluminum Base
Aluminum alloys are used for repair of worn aluminum and magnesium substrates. They are also used for low
temperature clearance control applications and machining purposes. Aluminum Silicon alloys should not be exposed
to temperatures approaching 315 °C (600 °F) or greater, as they are prone to over ageing characterized by a
reduction in hardness and the precipitation of secondary silicon based phases in the alloy. Aluminum-iron composites
result in one-step exothermic reactions, producing coatings that are self-bonding to aluminum substrates.
Metco 54NS-1
Chemistry: Al 99%
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: CFM International CP 6028 GE B50TF57, Class A
Jet Avion JA1320 MTU MTS 1052
Pratt Whitney PWA 1320 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/13
Volvo PM 819-23
Corrosion resistant in coastal and industrial atmospheric conditions. Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Relatively soft
and ductile, can be used to repair aluminum and magnesium base alloy parts. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic
shielding.
Metco 54NS
Chemistry: Al 99%
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type VII Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 220
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57743 Pratt Whitney PWA 1320
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 38850 SNECMA DMR 33.012
U. S. Military USAF 67A 60753A Voight 207-2-402
Corrosion resistant in coastal and industrial atmospheric conditions. Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Relatively soft
and ductile, can be used to repair aluminum and magnesium base alloy parts. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic
shielding.
Metco 52C-NS
Chemistry: Al 12Si
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 235 GE B50TF92, Class A
Honeywell M 3962 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57742
Pratt Whitney PWA 1335 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/60
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56766 SNECMA DMR 33.027
U. S. Military MIL-P-83348, Type 1, Comp. E Volvo PM 819-35
Salvage and build-up of parts made of aluminum, magnesium and their alloys. Good machine finish.
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AMDRY 355
Chemistry: Al 12Si
Particle Size: -45 µm (-325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1355
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Cobalt Base
Sulzer Metco’s family of cobalt based materials is used in applications to resist high temperature wear, hot corrosion
and oxidation, as well as for restoration of cobalt substrates. The CoMoCrSi alloys (Tribaloy family) are known for their
excellent high temperature sliding wear, corrosion, oxidation and general wear properties. They are characterized by
molybdenum rich phases that are dispersed in a softer cobalt matrix. The CoCrNiWC (Stellite family) alloys benefit
from the addition of carbon to improve hardness and wear properties. Post-coating heat-treatment of cobalt based
alloys can enhance overall performance.
Metco 45C-NS
Chemistry: Co 25.5Cr 10.5Ni 7.5W 0.5C
Particle Size: -75 + 45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 218 Pratt Whitney PWA 1318
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/3 SNECMA DMR 33.007
Resists wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion to high temperature environments between 540-
840ºC (1000-1550ºF).
Metco 45VF-NS
Chemistry: Co 25.5Cr 10.5Ni 7.5W 0.5C
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 +5 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 236 CFM International CP 6002
Honeywell M3963 Pratt Whitney PWA 1316
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/23 SNECMA DMR 33.008 (supplied on a lot select basis only)
Volvo PM 819-16
Resists wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion to high temperature environments between 540-
840ºC (1000-1550ºF)
AMDRY X40
Chemistry: Co 25.5Cr 10.5Ni 7.5W .5C
Particle Size: -106 +37 µm (-140 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF185, Class A
Primarily used for surface restoration of worn or damaged parts, e.g. airfoils, combustors, blades and vanes in the gas turbine
industry.
AMDRY MM509
Chemistry: Co 24Cr 10Ni 7W 3.5Ta .6C
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Howmet MS 1068 Pratt Whitney PWA 1185-2
Primarily used for surface restoration of worn or damaged parts, e.g. airfoils, combustors, blades and vanes in the gas turbine
industry.
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AMDRY 958
Chemistry: 85(Co 25Ni 16Cr 6.5Al 0.5Y) 15(hBN)
Particle Size: -177 +11 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Composite Blend
Specifications: SNECMA DMR 33.070
Designed to combat fretting wear on compressor blade roots with service temperatures up to 450°C (840°F). Compatible with
titanium blades and effective lon large blades where high stresses may be exerted on blades and discs in service.
Provides oxidation and hot corrosion resistance for hot section turbine components. Similar to AMDRY 9951 but with lower
level of fine particles.
AMDRY 995C
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57741, Grade. A
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/47 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56769
Turbomeca LA 657 PE1 Ind. 0 Volvo PM 819-58
For demanding aerospace applications in a coarse size that can be sprayed using air plasma. Used for protection in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments up to approximately 850ºC (1560ºF) for APS coatings.
AMDRY 995M
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -63 +45 µm (-230 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
For demanding aerospace applications that can be sprayed using air plasma. Coating as-sprayed surface profile is generally
smoother than that attained using AMDR Y 995C, with fewer unmelted particles in the coating material. Used for protection in
hot corrosive or oxidizing environments up to approximately 850ºC (1560ºF) for APS coatings.
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Metco 66F-NS
Chemistry: Co 28Mo 8Cr 2Si
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: CFM International CP 6020 Boeing BMS 10-67, Type XV
GE B50TF155, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XVI
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56712 Volvo PM 819-62
Similar to Tribaloy 400. Coatings perform well in reducing environments such as hydrochloric, formic and sulfuric acids;
oxidizing environments, such as ferric chloride; non-oxidizing environments, such as phosphoric and acetic acid and salt water.
Particularly suitable where lubrication is low or non-existent. Excellent sliding wear resistance combined with good hot
corrosion resistance and moderate oxidation resistance, at temperatures to approximately 800ºC (1470ºF). (Tribaloy is a
registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
Metco 68F-NS-1
Chemistry: Co 28Mo 17Cr 3Si
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: CFM International CP 6021 GE B50TF190, Class A
GE Std. Prac. C07-031 (material only) Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class. XV
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56713 Volvo PM 819-15
Similar to Tribaloy* 800. Coatings perform well in reducing environments such as hydrochloric, formic and sulfuric acids;
oxidizing environments, such as ferric chloride; non-oxidizing environments, such as phosphoric and acetic acid and salt water.
Particularly suitable where lubrication is low or non-existent. Excellent sliding wear resistance combined with good hot
corrosion resistance and moderate oxidation resistance, at temperatures to approximately 800ºC (1470ºF).
(*Tribaloy is a registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
AMDRY 345
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1348-2
Used as hot corrosion and oxidation resistant bond coats, for example in the thermal barrier coating (TBC) system on turbine
airfoils.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Copper Base
Coatings of copper based materials have many diverse applications, including repair of copper based substrates, anti-
fretting applications, soft bearing applications, electrical and thermal conductance and anti corrosion (befouling)
applications. Mechanically composited alloys of copper with aluminum result in self-bonding one step materials that
are used for repair applications. The additions of nickel into copper increases the operating temperature limits of pure
copper and makes the alloy more corrosion resistant. Aluminum bronze alloys are more wear and oxidation resistant
than pure copper materials. (Recommended upper application temperature limit of pure copper is 230 °C (450 F°).
Metco 55
Chemistry: Cu 99%
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rockwell Int. RB0170-251(made to order only as Metco 55NS)
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/11
Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Used in the paper and printing industry to resist corrosive effects of inks. Can be
used for build-up and repair of copper base alloys. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic shielding.
Metco 445
Chemistry: Cu 10 Al Aluminum Bronze
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVII
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/38 U. S. Military MIL 1687
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
Metco 51NS
Chemistry: Cu 9.5Al 1Fe
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF161, Class A Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/24
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
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Metco 51F-NS
Chemistry: Cu 9.5Al 1Fe Aluminum Bronze
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type II CFM International CP 6011
GE B50TF161, Class B Pratt Whitney PWA 1378-2
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/29 SNECMA DMR 33.092
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
Metco 57NS
Chemistry: Cu 38Ni
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF42, Class A Pratt Whitney PWA 1369
SNECMA DMR 33.015 Volvo PM 819-42
Coatings are very dense with low porosity and oxide content.
AMDRY 500F
Chemistry: Cu 36Ni 5In
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF72, Class B Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/55
Produces dense coatings with good resistance to galling and fretting. Melting temperature 1150ºC (2100ºF). Applications: jet
engine parts such as turbine blade roots.
AMDRY 500C
Chemistry: Cu 36Ni 5In
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type XIV GE B50TF72, Class A
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXXII
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/31 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56786
Siemens/Westinghouse PD13445DB SNECMA DMR 33.016
Produces dense coatings with good resistance to galling and fretting. Melting temperature 1150ºC (2100ºF). Applications: jet
engine parts such as turbine blade roots.
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Metco 58NS
Chemistry: Cu 36Ni 5In
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF72, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXXII
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/31 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56786
SNECMA DMR 33.016
Produces dense coatings with good resistance to galling and fretting. Melting temperature 1150ºC (2100ºF). Applications: jet
engine parts such as turbine blade roots.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Iron Base
In general, additions of boron and carbon are added to increase the hardness and wear resistance of ferrous based
coatings, while additions of chromium and nickel increase the temperature capability. High molybdenum containing
alloys improves the sliding wear capability and improves the chemical corrosion resistance of 300 series stainless
steels. Alloys of FeNi have improved machinability over pure nickel alloys. Application and processing temperatures
may affect hardness and wear resistance of these coatings.
Metco 449P
Chemistry: Fe 3Al 3Mo 3C 0.1B
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Recommended for salvage and build-up of ferrous base substrates, such as crankshaft journals. High carbon "steel"
composite.
Produces hard surfaces to provide wear resistance in cylinder bore applications for the automotive industry.
Metco 42C
Chemistry: Fe 16Cr 2Ni 0.2C (AISI Type 431 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Corrosion resistant coating used mostly for repair and wear applications requiring a hard ground finish. The coatings may
contain martensitic phases.
Metco 41C
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2.3Si 0.1C (AISI Type 316 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Premium grade austenitic nickel-chrome stainless steel. Coatings can be easily machined. Recommended for cavitation and
low temperature erosion resistance.
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Metco 41C-NS
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2.3Si 0.1C (AISI Type 316 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/26
Premium grade austenitic nickel-chrome stainless steel. Coatings can be easily machined. Recommended for cavitation and
low temperature erosion resistance.
Metco 350NS
Chemistry: Fe 18Mo 3C 0.25Mn
Particle Size: -90 +11 µm (-170 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Developed as an alternative to hard chrome plating. Protection against abrasive grains, wear from hard bearing surfaces and
fretting.
AMDRY 959
Chemistry: Fe 37Ni 6Al
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Material undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying and forms a strong metallurgical bond with the base metal.
Machinable coatings that are oxidation resistant up to 815ºC (1500ºF).
Metco 453
Chemistry: Fe 35Ni 5Al 5Mo
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Recommended for salvage and repair of components such as diesel firedecks and cylinder heads.
Metco 452
Chemistry: Fe 38Ni 10Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 mesh +325
Morphology: Clad
Material undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying and forms a strong metallurgical bond with the base metal.
Machinable coatings which are oxidation resistant up to 815ºC (1500ºF).
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Molybdenum Base
Molybdenum based coatings are generally used for sliding wear applications. Common applications are piston rings
and synchronizing rings in the automobile market. Self-fluxing alloy additions improve the wear resistance properties
and reduce inter-particle oxidation. Carbon additions result in molybdenum carbide formation within the molybdenum
coating, which enhances wear resistance. Typical upper operating limit for pure molybdenum in oxidizing
environments is 315 °C (600 °F). Molybdenum coatings in non-oxidizing / reducing environments can be used at
substantially higher temperatures. General properties of molybdenum are high thermal conductivity, low thermal
expansion and self-bonding to steel substrates.
Metco 63NS
Chemistry: Mo 99%
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 mesh +45 µm)
Morphology: Sintered, Crushed
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 213 CFM International CP 6019
Chromalloy BZ-003, Type 1 Honeywell M3953
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57738 Pratt Whitney PWA 1313
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/19 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56705
SNECMA DMR 33.017 U. S. Military MIL-P-83348, Type 1, Class II
U. S. Military USAF 67A60753 Volvo PM 819-13
Tough and hard, with excellent sliding properties and galling resistance; good emergency running properties. Fret resistant.
Resistant to electric arc erosion. High-density coatings are possible. In oxidizing or atmospheric conditions, Mo should not be
used above 340ºC (650ºF). Used for pump parts, diesel engine fuel injectors, piston rings, synchronizing rings, press fits,
valves, gears, cam followers and similar applications. Bonds well to steel.
Coatings are tough and hard with excellent sliding properties, wear resistance and emergency running characteristics.
Resistant to arc erosion. Very thick coatings are possible. Should not be used above temperatures of 340 ºC (650 ºF) in
oxidizing or atmospheric environments. Typical applications include pump parts, nozzles in diesel injection pumps, piston rings,
synchronizing rings, press fits on valves, cam followers and similar applications. High bond strength on steel substrates.
AMDRY 313X
Chemistry: Mo 99.5%
Particle Size: -90 +37 µm (-170 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Densified
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 213 Amend. 1 CFM International CP 6019
Pratt Whitney PWA 1313 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/19
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56705
Tough and hard, with excellent sliding properties and galling resistance; good emergency running properties. Fret resistant.
Resistant to electric arc erosion. High-density coatings are possible. In oxidizing or atmospheric conditions, Mo should not be
used above 340ºC (650ºF). Used for pump parts, diesel engine fuel injectors piston rings, synchronizing rings, press fits,
valves, gears, cam followers and similar applications. Bonds well to steel.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Molybdenum Base (continued)
Metco 64
Chemistry: Mo 3C
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 mesh +325 mesh)
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
AMDRY 1371
Chemistry: Mo 25(NiCrBSiFe)
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 mesh +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XIV
Self-fusing, produces coatings which have high wear resistance, a low coefficient of friction and good scuff resistance. Can be
used for hardfacings, hard bearing surfaces and abrasive wear resistant coatings up to approx. 350ºC (660ºF). Used in piston
ring applications.
Coatings are wear resistant and lubricious. Appropriate for automotive industry piston ring applications.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base
The large class of nickel based materials is used in many different market segments and applications. Key functions
include bond coats for ceramic materials, self-bonding one-steps for salvage and repair applications, repair and
restoration of superalloy substrates using a coating material of similar chemistry and alloys for general corrosion and
sliding wear. Key additives to nickel alloys for oxidation/hot corrosion applications are chromium, aluminum and
yttrium, which affect the oxidation rate and, more importantly, the type of oxide scale and adherence. Alloys with high
chromium content are preferred for hot corrosion / sulfidation resistance. Self-bonding composites rely on aluminum to
create an exothermic reaction during spraying that results in micro-welding” at the surface that improves bond strength
and thickness limits.
Metco 56C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 99.5%
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Precipitated, Spheroidal
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9513
Can be used for salvage and build-up of nickel base alloy components that have been damaged or mis-machined.
Metco 56F-NS
Chemistry: Ni 99.5%
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Precipitated, Spheroidal
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 224 Pratt Whitney PWA 1324
U. S. Military USAF 67A60753A Type P4
Can be used for salvage and build-up of nickel base alloy components that have been damaged or mis-machined.
Metco 450P
Chemistry: Ni 4.5 Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/43
Premium grade composite powder results in coatings with excellent machinability. Coatings are dense and resistant to
oxidation and abrasion. Recommended for use as oxidation-resistant bond coats which can be used up to 800ºC (1470ºF).
Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent bonding to the substrate.
Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle erosion resistance for exhaust
valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
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AMDRY 956
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 247 GE B50TF56, Class A
Honeywell M3951 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I
Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XV MTU MTS 1080
Pratt Whitney PWA 1337 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56757 Rolls-Royce Allison PMI 1163
SNECMA DMR 33.011 Turbomeca LA 657 Ed. 1 PA2 Ind. 0
Volvo PM 819-37 Williams WIMS 644
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Recommended for use as oxidation resistant bond coats which
can be used up to 800ºC (1470ºF). Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent
bonding to the substrate. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle
erosion resistance for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
Metco 450NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 247 GE B50A891
GE B50TF56, Class A Honeywell M3951
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XV
MTU MTS 1080 Pratt Whitney PWA 1337
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56757
SNECMA DMR 33.011 Williams WIMS 644
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Recommended for use as oxidation-resistant bond coats which
can be used up to 800ºC (1470ºF). Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent
bonding to the substrate. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle
erosion resistance for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
Metco 480NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90+45 µm (-170+325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 490 CFM International CP 6007
GE B50TF56, Class B Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I, Class 1
Pratt Whitney PWA 1380 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5
Volvo PM 819-56
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Recommended for use as oxidation-resistant bond coats which
can be used up to 800ºC (1470ºF). Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent
bonding to the substrate. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle
erosion resistance for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
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Coatings provide wear resistance and may be fused after spraying. Similar to Metco 12C but less prone to cracking and with
somewhat lower hardness.
Metco 1101
Chemistry: Ni 18Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Produces dense coatings that are resistant to oxidation and abrasion. For oxidation resistant bond coats which will operate at
temperatures below 650ºC (1200ºF) Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 1101.
Metco 2101
Chemistry: Ni 20Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF13, Class A & B
Produces a coarser coating than Metco 404NS. Dense coatings, resistant to oxidation and abrasion. For oxidation resistant
bond coats which will operate at temperatures below 650ºC (1200ºF). Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2101
Metco 404NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Al
Particle Size: -90 +53 µm (-170 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Chromalloy C-72 Chromalloy BZ-003, Type 2
GE B50TF33 Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type II Class 2
Honeywell Allied Signal FP5045, Type II Honeywell M3952
Pratt Whitney PWA 1321 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/4
SNECMA DMR 33.010 U. S. Military USAF 67A60753 Volvo PM 819-21
Dense coatings, resistant to oxidation and abrasion. For oxidation resistant bond coats which will operate at temperatures
below 650ºC (1200ºF).
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 2501
Chemistry: Ni Al / Ni
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad / Blend
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9570
Used to fill honeycomb then sintered at high temperatures to provide a thermal shield and improved abradability at
temperatures up to 1100ºC (2000ºF). Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2501.
Metco 451
Chemistry: Ni 9.5Cr 2.5Si 1.5B 0.5Al
Particle Size: -106 +22 µm (-140 +22 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings are recommended for resistance to abrasive grains, particle erosion, cavitation resistance and salvage and build-up
on grindable carbon and corrosion resistant steels.
Appropriate to produce surfaces using the laser cladding process. Creates hard, corrosion resistant surfaces. Formerly
supplied as XPT 647.
Metco 43C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type VI Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 215
GE B50TF40 Class A MTU MTS 1050
Pratt Whitney PWA 1315 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/8
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56760 SNECMA DMR 33.078
Coatings designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist heat and prevent
scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres. Can be used as a bond coat under ceramic coatings.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 43F-NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 217 GE B50TF40, Class B
Jet Avion JA 1317 Pratt Whitney PWA 1317
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/27 SNECMA DMR 33.079
Coatings designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist heat and prevent
scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres.
Metco 43VF-NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1319 U. S. Military MIL-P-85856/20
Coatings designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist heat and prevent
scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres.
Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosive gases to service temperatures of 980 ºC (1800 ºF). Resists heat and
prevents scaling on carbon and low alloy steel substrates as a bond coat under ceramic top coats. Formerly supplied as PEM
43C.
AMDRY 713C
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 2(Nb+Ta) 1 Ti 6Al 0.01B 0.1Zr 0.15C
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 36118 SAE International AMS 5391 (Chemistry Only)
Designed for use on superalloys, especially Inconel* 713 and 718. Oxidation and corrosion resistant up to approximately
1000ºC (1850ºF).
(*Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
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AMDRY 961
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 6Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Williams WIMS 654, Class A
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems.
Metco 44
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 8Fe
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Produces machinable "stainless" coatings useful for salvage and build-up applications on corrosion resistant steels, nickel, or
nickel alloy substrates where high hardness is not required.
Metco 444
Chemistry: Ni 9Cr 5Al 5.5Mo 5Fe
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXIX
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56762
Coatings are self bonding, machinable. Excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
AMDRY 960
Chemistry: (NiCr) 6Al
Particle Size: -125 +37 µm (-120 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 369 GE B50TF119 Class A
Honeywell M3956 MTU MTS 1077
Pratt Whitney PWA 1347 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/14
SNECMA DMR 33.018 Turbomeca LA 657 Ed.1,PC.2, Ind. 0
Williams WIMS 646
Plasma sprayed coatings are self bonding. ThermoSpray® coatings are not self bonding but can be used as abradable
coatings, for ceramics or to resist oxidation and corrosion. Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosion at high
temperatures. Applications: Salvage and build-up of worn or mis-machined nickel, nickel alloy or machinable corrosion
resistant steel parts. Coatings can also be used as undercoats for ceramics.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 443NS
Chemistry: (NiCr) 6Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 369 GE B50A890
GE B50TF119, Class A Honeywell M3956
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57748 Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVIII
MTU MTS 1077 Pratt Whitney PWA 1347
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/14 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56772
SNECMA DMR 33.018 Volvo PM 819-47
Williams WIMS 646
Plasma sprayed coatings are self bonding. ThermoSpray® coatings are not self bonding but can be used as abradable
coatings, for ceramics or to resist oxidation and corrosion. Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosion at high
temperatures. Applications: Salvage and build-up of worn or mis-machined nickel, nickel alloy or machinable corrosion
resistant steel parts. Coatings can also be used as undercoats for ceramics.
Metco 461NS
Chemistry: Ni 17.5Cr 5.5Al 2.5Co 0.5Y2O3
Particle Size: -150 +22 µm (-100 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Coatings are self bonding, oxidation and corrosion resistant. For use below 980ºC (1800ºF). Recommended for salvage and
repair, and as bond coats for thermal barrier coatings systems.
Metco 442
Chemistry: Ni 8.5Cr 7Al 5Mo 2Si 2B 2Fe 3TiO2
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XXIII
Hard "stainless" type, self-bonding coatings with excellent wear resistance and very good corrosion and oxidation resistance.
AMDRY 963
Chemistry: Ni 25Cr 6Al 0.4Y
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/48 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56719
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
AMDRY 962
Chemistry: Ni 22Cr 10Al 1.0Y
Particle Size: -106 +56 µm (-140 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50A892 GE B50TF162
GEB50TF192, Class A SNECMA DMR 33.090
Turbomeca LA 657 Ed. 1 PD2 Ind.0 Volvo PM 819-44
Williams WIMS 654, Class B
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems
AMDRY 9621
Chemistry: Ni 22Cr 10Al 1.0Y
Particle Size: -90 +56 µm (-170 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50AG16, Class A
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems
AMDRY 9625
Chemistry: Ni 22Cr 10Al 1.0Y
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell M3960 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57737, Type II
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems.
AMDRY 964
Chemistry: Ni 31Cr 11Al 0.6Y
Particle Size: -90 +37 µm (-170 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXI
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57737 Light Helicopter LHM 3315
Coatings usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot corrosive or
oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 700
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr 10W 9Mo 4Cu 1C 1B 1Fe
Particle Size: -125 +16 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Water Atomized
Coatings offer sliding wear and corrosion protection. High hot hardness. Coatings resist scuffing and galling. Coatings contain
glassy (amorphous / microcrystalline) phases due to additions of refractory metals and metalloids enhancing corrosion
resistance.
AMDRY 718
Chemistry: Ni 19Cr 18Fe 3Mo 5(Nb+Ta) 0.5Al 1Ti .05C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF202, Class A
Oxidation and corrosion resistant up to approximately 1000ºC (1850ºF). Designed for use on superalloys, especially Inconel
713 and 718. (Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
Oxidation and corrosion resistant up to approximately 1000ºC (1850ºF). Designed for use on superalloys, especially Inconel
713 and 718. (Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
AMDRY 1718
Chemistry: Ni 19Cr 18Fe 3Mo 5(Nb+Ta) 0.5Al 1Ti .05C
Particle Size: -325 mesh +15 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF202, Class D SNECMA DMR 33.502
Oxidation and corrosion resistant up to approximately 1000ºC (1850ºF). Designed for use on superalloys, especially Inconel
713 and 718. (Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
AMDRY 350C
Chemistry: Ni 50Cr
Particle Size: -106 +38 µm (-140 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Coatings have higher corrosion resistance than 20% Cr materials. Used to combat fire-side corrosion of boiler tubes in fossil
fuel power plants and can also be used as a corrosion resistant bond coat..
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
AMDRY 997
Chemistry: Ni 23Co 20Cr 8.5Al 4Ta 0.6Y
Particle Size: -37 µm (-400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Turbomeca LA 657 PF1 Ind. 0
Can be used as hot corrosion and oxidation resistant bond coats for thermal barrier coatings (TBC) of zirconia.
Metco 447NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Mo 5.5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Dana Perfect Circle PC 110-265 GE B50TF166, Class A
Honeywell M3961 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57749
Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVI Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/35
Volvo PM 819-24 Williams WIMS 645
General purpose material for producing medium hard coatings for hard bearing and wear resistance applications. Coatings are
self bonding, extremely tough and capable of exhibiting good erosion and impact resistance. Can be used to protect parts such
as machine elements, bearing seats and valves.
AMDRY 387
Chemistry: Ni 5Mo 5Al
Particle Size: -90 +37 µm (-170 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XIII
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57749, Class I
General purpose material for producing medium hard coatings for hard bearing and wear resistance applications. Coatings are
self bonding, extremely tough and capable of exhibiting good erosion and impact resistance. Can be used to protect parts such
as machine elements, bearing seats and valves.
AMDRY 365-1
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1365-1
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF).
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AMDRY 365-2
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Particle Size: -53 +45 µm (-270 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 387 Pratt Whitney PWA 1365-2
Volvo PM 819-51
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF)
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. Custom sizing is available on request for this material.
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Air Plasma Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Titanium Base
Coatings of titanium based materials are commonly used in medical applications where biologic compatibility is
required, It is often desirable to create coatings that have a porous structure, particularly in implant applications For
these applications, coarser particle sizes may be desirable.
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Cermets are blends of metals and metal oxide ceramics. The main use of these cermets is in thermal barrier or thick
clearance control applications where thermal expansion mismatch between the substrate and the coating must be
controlled. Cermets are usually intermediate coating layers that are applied between the bond coat and ceramic top
coat. Originally designed for turbine applications, they can be used in applications where severe thermal cycling can
cause issues for other coating systems.
Metco 410NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 30(Ni 20Al)
Particle Size: -90 +15 µm (-170 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50A888 & B50TF64, Class A SNECMA DMR 33.081
Volvo PM 819-31
Coatings are denser, stronger, more abrasion and shock resistant than pure ceramics, and are very hard and smooth.
Metco 303NS-1
Chemistry: MgZrO3 35NiCr
Particle Size: -90 +11 µm (-170 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Jet Avion JA 1346 Pratt Whitney PWA 1346
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/28
Developed to be used as the intermediate coating in a three part graded coating system consisting of magnesium zirconate
ceramic top coats and NiCr metallic bond coats.
Metco 441NS-1
Chemistry: 65 MgZrO3 26Ni 7Cr 2Al
Particle Size: -90 +11 µm (-170 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/20
Developed to be used as the intermediate coating in a three part graded coating system consisting of magnesium zirconate
ceramic top coats and NiCr metallic bond coats.
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Chrome Carbide materials are typically used for higher temperature applications than materials of the tungsten
carbide family, with a recommended service temperature range that is generally from 540 to 815 °C (1000 to 1500 °F).
Many chrome carbide materials contain secondary constituents, typically of nickel and chromium, to prevent chromium
carbide decomposition during spraying (carbon loss) and also to serve as a matrix that improves overall coating
integrity, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. Coatings of these materials can effectively combat solid particle
erosion (SPE), high temperature wear (abrasion, erosion, fretting and cavitation) and hot corrosion.
Metco 70C-NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2
Particle Size: -106 +30 µm (-140 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Sintered, Crushed
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1306
Coarse grade crystalline chromium-carbide powder. Produces hard, somewhat porous coatings with relatively poor interparticle
strength.
Coarse, crystalline chrome carbide powder. Produces hard porous layers with relatively low interparticle strength. Formerly
supplied as PEM 70C.
Metco 430NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 7(Ni 20Cr) Self-Fusing Nickel Alloy
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50TF28, Class A Jet Avion JA 13006
Parker Hanefin ES6-423 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/34
SNECMA DMR 33.014 Volvo PM 819-36
Coatings are recommended for resistance to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion at
temperatures between 540-815ºC (1000-1500ºF).
Metco 82VF-NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 7(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1364
Best chromium carbide for resistance to high temperature fretting and wear. Recommended for PWA 257-2 coatings.
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AMDRY 367
Chemistry: Cr3C2 10(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 µm (-325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1367
Resistant to sliding wear, fretting, abrasion and particle erosion at service temperatures from 500 to 850°C (1000 to 1560°F).
Metco 81NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -106 +11 µm (-140 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50TF137, Class B Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57753, Type I
Pratt Whitney PWA 1307 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/2
SNECMA DMR 33.005 Volvo PM 819-07
Williams WIMS 642
Good abrasion, particle erosion, cavitation and fretting resistance up to 815ºC (1500ºF). Good corrosion resistance. Good hot
gas corrosion resistance, particularly in sulphurous gases. Oxidation and erosion resistant up to approximately 900ºC
(1650ºF). Applications: fuel rod mandrels and hot forming dies, hydraulic valves, tooling, machine parts, pump housing and
wear protection of aluminum parts.
Metco 81VF-NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50A893 GE B50TF137, Class A
Honeywell M3965 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class II
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/17 SAE International AMS 7875
SNECMA DMR 33.006 U. S. Military MIL-P-85856/39
Volvo PM 819-05 Williams WIMS 643
Good abrasion, particle erosion, cavitation and fretting resistance up to 815ºC (1500ºF). Good corrosion resistance. Good hot
gas corrosion resistance, particularly in sulphurous gases. Oxidation and erosion resistant up to approximately 900ºC
(1650ºF). Applications: fuel rod mandrels and hot forming dies, hydraulic valves, tooling, machine parts, pump housing and
wear protection of aluminum parts.
Provides high temperature wear resistance and corrosion resistance on turbine components.
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Tungsten Carbide materials are generally recommended for wear applications with service temperatures of less than
500 °C (930 °F), as higher temperatures will result in the formation of brittle phases that reduce wear resistance and
coating integrity. Chemistry, manufacturing process, individual carbide size and spray process are critical to overall
performance, as is application tribology. Typical wear applications include erosion (low angle), abrasion, fretting,
sliding wear and impact resistance. Matrixes of higher cobalt levels improve coating toughness. The addition of
chromium improves atmospheric corrosion. Powder selection and spray process is important for applications with
specific surface finish requirements, such as smooth as-sprayed surfaces, fine ground and finished surfaces or super
finishes. Higher quality coatings are generally achieved using high energy plasma or HVOF processes such as Hybrid
Diamond Jet®.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Low cost WC when applied using Diamond Jet® standard air-cooled hardware. Produces
smooth, hard, abrasion resistant surfaces. Applications: steel rolls, agricultural rasp bars.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. High abrasion, erosion and sliding wear resistance. Produces smooth as-sprayed surface
for applications where grinding cannot be done. Produces compressive coatings. Applications: pump housings, exhaust fans
and machine parts.
Metco 439NS
Chemistry: WC 12Co Self-Fusing Nickel Alloy
Particle Size: -63 +15 µm (-230 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50TF30, Class A Honeywell M3954
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class I Pratt Whitney PWA 1322
As-sprayed coatings are partially fused and require no further fusing, which makes them ideal for use with substrates what
cannot tolerate the fusing temperatures required by self-fluxing alloys. Coatings can be ground to very smooth finishes.
Metco 439NS-2
Chemistry: WC 12Co Self-Fusing Nickel Alloy
Particle Size: -90+15 µm (-170 mesh +15µm)
Morphology: Blend
As-sprayed coatings are partially fused and require no further fusing, which makes them ideal for use with substrates what
cannot tolerate the fusing temperatures required by self-fluxing alloys. Coatings can be ground to very smooth finishes.
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Metco 72F-NS
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Sintered
Specifications: GE B50TF27, Class A Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/58
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56756 SAE International AMS 7880
Volvo PM 819-25
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
Metco 71NS
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -125 +31 µm
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 42 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class IX
Pratt Whitney PWA 1302 SNECMA DMR 33.033
Volvo PM 819-02
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
Metco 71VF-NS
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type 1 Boeing McDonald-Douglas DMS 2049, Type II
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/41 SAE International AMS 7879
Volvo PM 819-01
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
Metco 71VF-NS-1
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: SAE International AMS 7879 Volvo PM 819-53
Recommended for PWA 257-1 coating. Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above
500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used
for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
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Metco 71VF-NS-5
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -31 +5 µm
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: Pratt Whitney 1379-1
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
AMDRY 301
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1379-2 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/41
SAE International AMS 7879
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
AMDRY 302
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Fused
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 42 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class IX
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57745, Type I, Class A, Grade A
Pratt Whitney PWA 1302
Resistant to abrasion and erosion. Good sliding wear resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media.
Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Good fretting resistance. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
Coatings provide protection against erosion and abrasion in aqueous solutions. The cobalt-chrome matrix offers higher
abrasions and corrosion resistance than a cobalt matrix. Used in the paper industry for protection against corrosion in wet
environments on machine rolls. Formerly supplied as PEX 227
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Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Produces compressive coatings. Excellent corrosion, erosion and abrasion resistance. Can
be ground to high finishes. Applications: wet corrosive environments, aircraft landing gear, paper industry.
Metco 73F-NS-1
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Specifications: CFM International CP 6004
GE B50TF167, Class A Honeywell M3975
SNECMA DMR 33.019 Volvo PM 819-52
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt levels. For protection against sliding wear,
hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners
(gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
Metco 73F-NS-2
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Specifications: Lucas Aerospace LA-M-093 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/1
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt levels. For protection against sliding wear,
hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners
(gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
Metco 73SF-NS
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -38 +5.5 µm (-400 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57745, Type II, Class 2, Grade C
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/42 Volvo PM 819-80
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt levels. For protection against sliding wear,
hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners
(gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
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AMDRY 9830
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Densified
Specifications: CFM International CP 6004 GE B50TF167, Class C
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/1 SNECMA DMR 33.019
Turbomeca LA 657 Ed. 2 PL2 Ind. 0
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt levels. For protection against sliding wear,
hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners
(gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
AMDRY 9831
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Densified
Specifications: CFM International CP 6026 GE B50TF167, Class A
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/1
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt levels. For protection against sliding wear,
hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners
(gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
Metco 76F-NS
Chemistry: WC 20Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Sintered
Coatings are very dense and can be applied up to 0.05" thick (1.270 mm). Suitable for combustion spraying.
AMDRY 5670
Chemistry: WC 20Co
Particle Size: -90 + 45µm (-170 mesh +325)
Morphology: Sintered
Coatings are very coarse and recommended for traction or gripping applications (i.e. winder rolls). Suitable for combustion
spraying.
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Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Excellent corrosion resistance and easy machinability. Coatings resist abrasion, fretting
and fatigue cracking.
Metco 1123
Chemistry: 75 (WC 12Co) 17.5 Ni 4.3Cr 1.0Fe 1.0Si 1.0B 0.2C
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings have excellent erosion and abrasion resistance. Applications: induced draft centrifugal fan blades found in coal, oil
and gas fired power plants.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. High corrosion resistance. Good abrasion, erosion and fretting resistance. Applications:
petrochemical gate valves.
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Alumina is a wear resistant metal oxide ceramic that is chemically inert and stable at high temperatures. Key functions
are for abrasive, sliding and erosive wear in applications where impact is not an issue. Typically applied by plasma
spraying, this material has been used in many applications. Medium to coarse grades can be used as a cutting
medium such as knife edge seals in turbine applications. High purity grades (white alumina) exhibit excellent dielectric
characteristics. Blends with small to moderate amounts of titanium oxide increase overall coating toughness.
Metco 105SFP
Chemistry: Al2O3 99.5+
Particle Size: -31 +3.9 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Has the highest dielectric strength of all aluminum oxide coatings. Excellent refractory properties.
EU AMDRY 6060
Chemistry: Al2O3 99.5+
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings provide good resistance against abrasion, sliding wear, friction and oxidation at service temperatures up to
approximately 800 °C (1470 °F) and exhibit high dielectric strength, suitable for electrical insulation. Should not be used where
impact or shock loading occurs.
EU AMDRY 6062
Chemistry: Al2O3 99.5+
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings provide good resistance against abrasion, sliding wear, friction and oxidation at service temperatures up to
approximately 800 °C (1470 °F) and exhibit high dielectric strength, suitable for electrical insulation. Should not be used where
impact or shock loading occurs.
Metco 105NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 98+
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 210 Pratt Whitney PWA 1310
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/9 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56758
SNECMA DMR 33.080 Williams CWIMS 765
Dense coatings which resist wear by fibers and threads and also resist erosion in high temperatures ranging from 840 -
1650ºC (1550 - 3000ºF).
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Metco 101SF
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -22 +5 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: GE A50TF87, Class C Volvo PM 819-00
Good resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear, friction and oxidation up to approx. 1100ºC (2040ºF). Coatings are particularly
suitable for applications in the textile or synthetic fiber manufacturing industries, where surface resistance is required on parts
used for the guiding and handling of thread. Can be used in many environments including most acids and alkalis.
EU AMDRY 6200
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -22 +5 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings provide resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Can be used in acidic or alkaline environments. Recommended for guiding or handling of thread in textile and
synthetic fiber production.
Coatings provide resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Can be used in acidic or alkaline environments. Recommended for guiding or handling of thread in textile and
synthetic fiber production. Formerly provided as PEM 10-231.
Metco 101NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type III GE A50TF87
MTU MTS 1059 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/36
SNECMA DMR 33.020 Volvo PM 819-11
Good resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear, friction and oxidation up to approx. 1100ºC (2040ºF). Coatings are particularly
suitable for applications in the textile or synthetic fiber manufacturing industries, where surface resistance is required on parts
used for the guiding and handling of thread. Can be used in many environments including most acids and alkalis.
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EU AMDRY 6204
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings provide resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Can be used in acidic or alkaline environments. Recommended for guiding or handling of thread in textile and
synthetic fiber production.
Metco 101B-NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -75 +30 µm (-200 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 281 CFM International CP 6009
GE A50A565 GE A50TF87, Class B
MTU MTS 1061 Pratt Whitney PWA 1311-1
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/50 SNECMA DMR 33.013
Volvo PM 819-12 Williams WIMS 650
Good resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear, friction and oxidation up to approx. 1100ºC (2040ºF). Coatings are particularly
suitable for applications in the textile or synthetic fiber manufacturing industries, where surface resistance is required on parts
used for the guiding and handling of thread. Can be used in many environments including most acids and alkalis.
AMDRY 187
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -75 +30 µm (-200 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: CFM International CP 6009 GE A50TF87, Class B
Pratt Whitney PWA 1311-1 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/50
SNECMA DMR 33.013
Good resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear, friction and oxidation up to approx. 1100ºC (2040ºF). Coatings are particularly
suitable for applications in the textile or synthetic fiber manufacturing industries, where surface resistance is required on parts
used for the guiding and handling of thread. Can be used in many environments including most acids and alkalis.
EU AMDRY 6208
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -90 +5 µm (-170 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings provide resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Can be used in acidic or alkaline environments. Recommended for guiding or handling of thread in textile and
synthetic fiber production.
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EU AMDRY 6220
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -22 +5 µm
Morphology: Angular/Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Produces dense coatings with a smooth as-sprayed surface finish. Good abrasive wear resistance with fair resistance to
chemical attack. Recommended for hydraulic parts, plungers, shaft sleeves, mechanical seals or textile machine parts.
Metco 130SF
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -30 +5 µm
Morphology: Clad
Can be used for applications similar to alumina / 3% Titania coatings, but have a lower dielectric strength and are less resistant
to chemical attack. 550ºC (1020ºF) service temperature.
EU AMDRY 6224
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -30 +5 µm (-400 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Recommended for abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation resistance for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Coating applications include thread production in textile and synthetic fiber manufacturing. Can be used in acidic
and alkaline environments. Somewhat lower hardness and corrosion resistance than coatings of Al2O3 3TiO2.
EU AMDRY 6228
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Recommended for abrasive wear, sliding wear and oxidation resistance for service temperatures up to approximately 1100 ºC
(2040 ºF). Coating applications include thread production in textile and synthetic fiber manufacturing. Can be used in acidic
and alkaline environments. Somewhat lower hardness and corrosion resistance than coatings of Al2O3 3TiO2.
Metco 130
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Williams WIMS 649
Can be used for applications similar to Alumina / 3% Titania coatings, but have a lower dielectric strength and are less
resistant to chemical attack. 550ºC (1020ºF) service temperature.
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EU AMDRY 6240
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -22 +5 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Blend
Coatings are not as hard but more grindable than coatings with lower TiO2 content.
EU AMDRY 6250
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -22 µm +5 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Polished coatings have low wetability. Recommended for applications in the chemical industry for resistance against weak,
acidic environments.
Metco 131VF
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Spray Dried
Good abrasive wear resistance and erosion resistance below 550ºC (1020ºF). Lower wear resistance; better grindability than
coatings containing less titania. Polished coatings are used in chemical industry because of their low degree of wetability for
dilute solutions of common acids. Used for thread guides to resist abrasive fibers.
EU AMDRY 6244
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Blend
Coatings are not as hard but have more grindable than coatings with lower TiO2 content.
EU AMDRY 6254
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Polished coatings have low wetability. Recommended for applications in the chemical industry for resistance against weak,
acidic environments.
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EU AMDRY 6257
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Angular/blocky, Fused and Crushed
Produces coatings with good friction characteristics that are appropriate for hard, bearing surfaces. Hardness of coatings
permits good grindability. Ground and polished coatings have low degree of wettability and may be used to resist dilute
solutions of common acids. Applications include pump components, shaft sleeeves, mechanical seals, thread guides and
textile machinery components.
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Chromium oxide is the most chemically inert and wear resistant of all the oxides within the Sulzer Metco product line,
and can be used at service temperatures below 540 °C (1000 °F). Applications such as in the laser engraved printing
rolls, pump seals and textile manufacturing components are typical. Excellent coatings are achieved using by the
plasma process. Additions of titanium oxide and silicon dioxide results in improved cohesive strength, better
toughness and abrasive wear resistance. These coatings exhibit higher thermal conductivity than zirconia based
ceramics but higher micro and macro hardness and wear resistance.
AMDRY 6415
Chemistry: Cr2O3
Particle Size: -15 +5 µm
Morphology: Blocky, Chemically Smoothed
Dense, corrosion resistant coatings used on pump seal areas, grounds, rolls and wear rings. Recommended for resistance to
wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion and cavitation. Coatings are insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol.
Applications include anilox rolls, pump seal lands and seats, ground rolls subject to sliding and abrasive wear and wear rings.
Metco 6156
Chemistry: Cr2O3
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Blocky, Chemically Smoothed
High purity material with no free chrome and an optimized particle size distribution with low fine content. For anilox roll
applications with subsequent laser engraving. Formerly supplied as XPT-DH-1156.
Metco 6155
Chemistry: Cr2O3
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blocky, Chemically Smoothed
High purity material with no free chrome and an optimized particle size distribution with low fine content. For anilox roll
applications with subsequent laser engraving. Formerly supplied as XPT-D-062.
AMDRY 6420
Chemistry: Cr2O3
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Blocky, Chemically Smoothed
Dense, corrosion resistant coatings used on pump seal areas, grounds, rolls and wear rings. Recommended for resistance to
wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion and cavitation. Coatings are insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol.
Applications include anilox rolls, pump seal lands and seats, ground rolls subject to sliding and abrasive wear and wear rings.
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EU Metco 106NS
Chemistry: Cr2O3
Particle Size: -106 +11 µm (-140 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Sintered and Crushed
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1325 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/53
Dense, corrosion resistant coatings used on pump seal areas, grounds, rolls and wear rings. Recommended for resistance to
wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion and cavitation. Coatings are insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol.
Metco 106
Chemistry: Cr2O3 2TiO2
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Produces dense, corrosion resistant coatings with higher toughness than pure chrome oxide materials. Used on pump seal
areas, grounds, rolls and wear rings. Recommended for resistance to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion
and cavitation. Coatings are insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol.
Metco 106F
Chemistry: Cr2O3 2TiO2
Particle Size: -88 +3.9 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Produces dense, corrosion resistant coatings with higher toughness than pure chrome oxide materials. Used on pump seal
areas, grounds, rolls and wear rings. Recommended to resist to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion and
cavitation. Coatings are insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol.
Metco 136CP
Chemistry: Cr2O3 5SiO2 3TiO2
Particle Size: -90 +16 µm (-170 mesh +16 µm)
Morphology: Clad
High wear and corrosion resistance. Tough finish resists mechanical shock better than other ceramics. Good low friction
characteristics.
Metco 136F
Chemistry: Cr2O3 5SiO2 3TiO2
Particle Size: -88 +11 µm
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Williams WIMS 648
High wear and corrosion resistance. Tough finish resists mechanical shock better than other ceramics. Good low friction
characteristics.
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EU AMDRY 6462
Chemistry: Cr2O3 5SiO2 3TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Coatings exhibit high wear and corrosion resistance, and are tough with high resistance to mechanical shock compared to
other ceramics. Good friction characteristics.
Produces hard coatings with excellent resistance against abrasion, heat and corrosion. Formerly supplied as PEM 111.
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Titanium oxide and its alloys produce coatings that are generally tougher, but with lower hardness, than coatings of
alumina. Applications for titanium oxide based coatings are sliding wear resistance where lubricity is needed. Coatings
should not be used at services temperatures that exceed 540 °C (1000 °F) to avoid potential cracking as a result of
phase transformation. Higher concentrations of chromium oxide or alumina will increase the wear resistance of
titanium oxide. Air plasma spray produces higher quality, denser coatings that can be ground to smoother finishes
than those produced using combustion powder spray.
Metco 102
Chemistry: TiO2 99%
Particle Size: -88 +7.8 µm (-170 mesh + 7.8 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Moderate abrasive wear resistance. Lower hardness than alumina / titania coatings. Soluble in alkalis and sulfuric acid, but
resistant to attack in many other environments. Slightly conductive; static electricity does not build up on the coating surface.
EU AMDRY 6505
Chemistry: TiO2 99%
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Moderate abrasive wear resistance. Lower hardness than alumina / titania coatings. Soluble in alkalis and sulfuric acid, but
resistant to attack in many other environments. Slightly conductive; static electricity does not build up on the coating surface.
EU AMDRY 6510
Chemistry: TiO2 99%
Particle Size: -106 +38 µm (-140 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Moderate abrasive wear resistance. Lower hardness than alumina / titania coatings. Soluble in alkalis and sulfuric acid, but
resistant to attack in many other environments. Slightly conductive; static electricity does not build up on the coating surface.
Metco 111
Chemistry: TiO2 45Cr2O3
Particle Size: -125 +7.8 µm (-120 mesh + 7.8 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Produces hard coatings with excellent resistance to abrasion, wear, heat and corrosion. Applications: dry cell battery core
mandrels and drum doctor blades.
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Zirconia based ceramics are used in heat insulation applications as thermal barriers to improve efficiency and service
life of components in high temperature service. These materials are generally plasma sprayed over an appropriate
bond coat. Stabilizers such as magnesia, ceria, calcia and yttria are alloyed with the zirconia to help minimize phase
transformation that can cause volume changes within the coating, which can lead to coating spallation and cracking
during service. Key applications are gas turbine hot section components, diesel engine piston crowns and seats.
Metco 201B-NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 5CaO 0.5Al2O3 0.4SiO2 1.1 other oxides
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 212 MTU MTS 1067
Pratt Whitney PWA 1312 SNECMA DMR 33.089 (Special Order as Metco 201B-NS-1)
U. S. Military Naval OS10604
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
Metco 201NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 5CaO 0.5Al2O3 0.4SiO2 1.1 other oxides
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045 XIV, Table 1
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/18 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56720
Volvo PM 819-26
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
Metco 210
Chemistry: ZrO2 24MgO
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
Metco 210NS-1-G
Chemistry: ZrO2 24MgO
Particle Size: -75 +11 µm ( -200 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: GE A50TF155, Class A Jet Avion JA 1333
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
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Metco 210NS-1
Chemistry: ZrO2 24MgO
Particle Size: -90 +11 µm (-170 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: Jet Avion JA 1346 Pratt Whitney PWA 1333
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/21
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
AMDRY 333
Chemistry: ZrO2 24MgO
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: GE A50TF155, Class A Pratt Whitney PWA 1333
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/21
Recommended for combustion applications. Abrasive wear resistant up to approx. 900ºC (1650ºF). Coatings resist wetting and
corrosive effects of molten metal. Applications: diesel engine pistons, valves, cylinder heads and coatings for casting molds
and troughs.
Metco 205NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 25CeO2 2.5Y2O3
Particle Size: -90 +16 µm (-170 mesh +16 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Ideally suited for severe thermal barrier applications and offers greater high temperature corrosion resistance against sodium,
sulfur and chlorine contaminants compared to 8% yttria zirconia coatings.
Metco 143
Chemistry: ZrO2 18TiO2 10Y2O3
Particle Size: -75 +5 µm (-200 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Spray Dried
Coatings exhibit excellent scuff resistance, high temperature hardness, excellent thermal shock properties and resistance to
sulfidation, chlorinization and sodium hot corrosion.
Metco 203NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -125 +16 µm (-120 mesh +16 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Spray Dried
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 36364
A flame-stabilized yttria zirconia that stabilizes when melted during the spray coating process.
Metco 204B-NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: GE A50TF204, Class B Honeywell Allied Signal 91547-EMS 52564, App. A
Light Helicopter LHM 3314, Type 1 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/46
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56722 Rolls-Royce Allison EPS 10479
SNECMA DMR 33.098 Volvo PM 819-55
Williams WIMS 652
Powders are spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity, structural stability and high purity. Coatings have
excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Primarily used as a thermal barrier coating for turbine combustion liners and
airfoils.
Metco 204C-NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: GE A50A558, Class C GE A50TF278, Class A
Powders are spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity, structural stability and high purity. Coatings have
excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Used primarily on turbine combustion liners and airfoils.
Metco 204NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: GE A50TF278, Class B (sized to drawing 10042376)
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57750 Type I, Class 1
Honeywell M3966, Type II Honeywell M3978
Pratt Whitney PWA 1375 U. S. Military Kelly AFB 97P1271
Volvo PM 819-20
Very high purity product. Powders are spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity, structural stability. Coatings
have excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Used primarily on turbine combustion liners and airfoils.
AMDRY 204NS-1
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -125 +11 µm (-120 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: GE A50TF278-50-S-4, Class B Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57750, Type I, Class 1
Pratt Whitney PWA 1375 Siemens/Westinghouse 83336AB Sec. 5.3.1
Turbine Airfoil Coating and Repair MS101.1
Similar to Metco204NS, with good, rather than exceptional purity. Spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity,
structural stability. Coatings have excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Used primarily on turbine combustion liners
and airfoils.
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Metco 204NS-G
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -106 + 11 µm (-140 mesh + 11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: Alstom HTCT 650564 (exception to 125µ requirement allowed)
GE A50A557 GE A50TF278, Class C
Honeywell M3978
Powders are spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity, structural stability and high purity. Coatings have
excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Used primarily on turbine combustion liners and airfoils.
Metco 204NS-AP
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -106 + 16 µm (-140 mesh + 16 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, HOSP™
Specifications: Alstom HMHD 658042 Alstom HMHD 658043
Powder with reduced fines. Powder particles are spheroidal with excellent flowability, chemical homogeneity, structural stability
and high purity. Coatings have excellent thermal shock and insulating features. Used primarily on turbine combustion liners
and airfoils.
EU AMDRY 6643
Chemistry: ZrO2 8Y2O3
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
AMDRY 6643 is a stabilized Yttria Zirconia. The Zirconia is not flame stabilized. Coatings can be used at temperatures up to
approximately 1350 °C (2460 °F), depending on operating conditions.
Metco 202NS
Chemistry: ZrO2 20Y2O3
Particle Size: -106 +16 µm (-140 mesh +16 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Spray Dried
A flame stabilized yttria zirconia, designed to produce coatings that are stable at high temperatures. Recommended for
resistance to erosion at temperatures above 845ºC (1550ºF). Applications: thermal barrier coatings in rocket and jet engines.
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These alloys contain boron and silicon as temperature suppressants that allow these materials to be fused (remelted)
in normal atmospheres after the coating is applied. The fusing procedure coalesces the coating into an essentially
pore-free, fully dense surface that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings are typically fused by oxy-
acetylene touches, furnace or induction. Cobalt based self-fluxing alloys exhibit very high hot hardness having greater
impact resistance and better ductility than nickel-based alloys. They are also less prone to cracking during post-fusing
cooling.
Metco 18C
Chemistry: Co 27Ni 18Cr 6Mo 3.5Si 3B 2.5Fe 0.2C
Particle Size: -125 +53 µm (-120 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/39 (made to order only as Metco 18C-NS)
SMUK DTD900-4950 (made to order only as Metco 18C-NS)
Used for hardfacing substrates of 400 series stainless steel and other low shrink materials. Coatings are hard and resistant to
wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting, cavitation and particle erosion. High hot hardness.
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These alloys contain boron and silicon as temperature suppressants that allow these materials to be fused (remelted)
in normal atmospheres after the coating is applied. The fusing procedure coalesces the coating into an essentially
pore-free, fully dense surface that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings are typically fused by oxy-
acetylene touches, furnace or induction. Proper (slow) cooling is critical to prevent cracking. The resulting coatings
have high impact resistance and generally exhibit high hot hardness, low ductility and high thermal expansion
coefficients. Industries commonly using these coatings are agriculture and glass moulding.
Metco 12C
Chemistry: Ni 10Cr 2.5B 2.5Fe 2.5Si 0.15C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Only self-fluxing alloy which produces a machinable fused coating. Recommended for resistance to wear by abrasive grains,
hard surfaces, fretting, cavitation, and erosion at both low and high temperatures to 840ºC (1550ºF).
EU Metco 14E
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 4Fe 3.3Si 2.8B 0.6C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Produces chip-resistant self-fluxing coatings. Resistant to wear from abrasive particles, contact against hard surfaces, friction,
cavitation and erosion at service temperatures up to 540º C (1000º F).
Metco 15E
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Coatings are very dense and corrosion resistant. Recommended for the most severe service requirements when used on base
materials with a fairly high coefficient of thermal expansion.
Metco 15F
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XIX
Coatings are very dense and corrosion resistant. Recommended for the most severe service requirements when used on base
materials with a fairly high coefficient of thermal expansion.
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Metco 16C
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 4Si 4B 3Cu 3Mo 2.5Fe 0.5C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type III, P/N 3181458
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/7
Coatings are resistant to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion, fretting and cavitation.
Metco 19E
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 4Si 4B 4Fe 2.4Cu 2.4Mo 2.4W 0.5C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Can be used in the as-sprayed or fused condition. Coatings are dense, hard, essentially oxide free and very dense when
fused. Readily coalesces during fusing. Resistant to abrasive grains, hard surfaces, cavitation, particle erosion and fretting.
Offers the best corrosion resistance of all the self-fluxing alloys. Applications: cam followers, wear rings and utility exhaust
fans.
Metco 36C
Chemistry: Ni 35 (WC 8Ni) 11Cr 2.5B 2.5Fe 2.5Si 0.5C
Particle Size: -150 +45 µm (-100 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
The most wear resistant of the self-fluxing coatings. The WC particles in this material are large, blocky and unaffected by the
heat of fusing. Essentially cobalt free for stain resistance.
Metco 31C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 35 (WC 12Co) 11Cr 2.5Fe 2.5Si 2.5B 0.5C
Particle Size: -125 +45µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Post-fuse coatings are erosion, abrasion and fret resistant. Applications: knives and cutting edges for agriculture.
Metco 32C
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 14Ni 3.5Cr 0.8B 0.8Fe 0.8Si 0.1C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings are capable of in service temperatures to 540ºC (1000ºF) and are extremely wear resistant to abrasive grains, hard
surfaces, fretting and particle erosion.
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Metco 34F
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 33Ni 9Cr 3.5Fe 2Si 2B 0.5C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Especially developed to produce thin, hard, dense and smooth coatings. Coatings can be used in the unfused state.
Metco 34FP
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 33Ni 9Cr 3.5Fe 2Si 2B 0.5C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Especially developed to produce thin, hard, dense and smooth coatings. Coatings can be used in the unfused state.
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ChamPro (LVPS, LPPS, VPS) / Metals and Alloys / Cobalt Base
Sulzer Metco’s ChamPro family of cobalt based materials is used in applications to resist high temperature wear, hot
corrosion and oxidation. These coatings can act as bond coats for other materials, such as ceramics. Post-coating
heat-treatment of cobalt based alloys can enhance overall performance. When sprayed using ChamPro processes,
these materials can produce coatings with characteristics approaching those of as-cast or wrought materials.
AMDRY 920
Chemistry: Co 29Cr 6Al 2Si 0.3Y
Particle Size -38 +5µM (-400 Mesh + 5.5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
For oxidation and hot corrosion resistantance as a bond coat or alone, in situations where additional cobalt is helpful for
occasional temperature excursions. Recommended service temperature up to 1050°C (1920°F).
Provides oxidation and hot corrosion resistance for hot section turbine components. Similar to AMDRY 9951 but with lower
level of fine particles.
AMDRY 9951
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -37 +5 µm (-400 mesh + 5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/73 SNECMA DMR 33.095
For demanding aerospace applications in a size which suitable for chambered plasma spray. Used for protection in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments up to approximately 1050ºC (1920ºF) for heat treated chambered coatings.
AMDRY 345
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1348-2
Used as hot corrosion and oxidation resistant bond coats, for example in the thermal barrier coating (TBC) system on turbine
airfoils.
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AMDRY 991
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls Royce MSRR 9507/77
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ChamPro (LVPS, LPPS, VPS) / Metals and Alloys / Nickel Base
Nickel based materials sprayed using ChamPro spray processes are primarily used for high temperature hot corrosion
and oxidation resistant coatings that may also be a bond coat for other materials such as ceramics. Key additives to
nickel alloys for oxidation/hot corrosion applications are chromium, aluminum and yttrium, which affect the oxidation
rate and, more importantly, the type of oxide scale and adherence. Alloys with high chromium content are preferred for
hot corrosion / sulfidation resistance. The ChamPro spray processes produce superior low oxide coatings that
machine well and closely resemble wrought alloys.
AMDRY 9624
Chemistry: Ni 22Cr 10Al 1.0Y
Particle Size: -38 µm (-400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications:
Coatings are usually used in aerospace applications and subsequently heat treated. Used as protective coatings in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments at high temperature, e.g. to protect gas turbine blades or valve systems
AMDRY 997
Chemistry: Ni 23Co 20Cr 8.5Al 4Ta 0.6Y
Particle Size: -37 µm (-400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Turbomeca LA 657 PF1 Ind. 0
Can be used as hot corrosion and oxidation resistant bond coats for thermal barrier coatings (TBC) of zirconia.
AMDRY 365-1
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1365-1
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF).
AMDRY 386
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Howmet CD 1115 Pratt Whitney PWA 1386-1
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF).
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AMDRY 2464
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Specifications: Siemens SICOAT 2464 (TLV 51100305 Index B)
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. Fine particle sized for chambered plasma spray.
AMDRY 2464-4
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Specifications: Siemens SICOAT 2464 (TLV 51100305 Index B)
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. Coarse particle sized for chambered plasma spray.
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. Custom sizing is available on request for this material.
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ChamPro (LVPS, LPPS, VPS) / Metals and Alloys / Titanium Base
Coatings of titanium based materials are commonly used in medical applications where biologic compatibility is
required, It is often desirable to create coatings that have a porous structure, particularly in implant applications For
these applications, coarser particle sizes may be desirable. The ChamPro spray processes produce coatings that are
of superior quality, with very low oxide content and well-bonded to the substrate.
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Aluminum silicon based abradables for clearance control are generally used in the low temperature sections of turbine
engines, such as the fan and LP compressor sections, as well as in turbo compressors. Coatings of these materials
are appropriate for use with, and often run against, titanium based components. An adequate, but low cohesive
strength, within the metal matrix is the result of the addition of the solid lubricant and polymer. This minimizes frictional
heat and the possibility of melting wear.
Metco 310NS
Chemistry: Al 8Si 23Graphite
Particle Size: -125 +5 µm (-120 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/30 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56764
High quality abradable coating for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperature up to 480°C (900°F).
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Nickel base abradable coating systems are good candidates for gas turbine rear compressor and aft-stage hot section
applications. Service temperature limits of between 480 to 815 °C (900 to 1500 °F) are typical, depending on the
specific material system. Coatings with graphite should be used at lower service temperatures, below 480 °C (900°F),
to avoid decomposition of the graphite constituent. To attain optimally high porosity within the coating structure, these
coatings should be applied using the combustion spray process. Combustion spray process deposit efficiencies of 50
to 85 percent can be expected except on small ID's, OD's or lands.
Durabrade 2242
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1352-2
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2242
Metco 308NS
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045AB, Type XI
Pratt Whitney PWA 1352-2
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2244
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56755
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
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Metco 308NS-1
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56755
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2241
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF53, Class B Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/16
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
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Metco 308NS-3
Chemistry: Ni 15 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF53, Class B MTU MTS 1071
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/16 Volvo PM 819-34
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2231
Chemistry: Ni 20 Graphite
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF172, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57739
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2231
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Metco 309NS-3
Chemistry: Ni 20 Graphite
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF172, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57739
Volvo PM 819-45
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2222
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57739, Class 2
Pratt Whitney PWA 1352-1
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2222
Metco 307NS
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57739, Class 2 (only)
Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XII, Table 1
Pratt Whitney PWA 1352-1 Volvo PM 819-41
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2223
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +20 µm (-170 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/6
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
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Durabrade 2224
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +20 µm (-170 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56754 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/12
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2224
Metco 307NS-2
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +20 µm (-170 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/6
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2221
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF52, Class B
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2221
Metco 307NS-3
Chemistry: Ni 25 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF52, Class B SNECMA DMR 33.084
Volvo PM 819-81
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
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Durabrade 2211
Chemistry: Ni 40 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +30 µm (-170 mesh +30 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF164 Class A & B
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings. Should be blended with NiCrAl (Metco 443NS or
AMDRY 960) in a proportion of 32.5% abradable to 67.5% NiCrAl. Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2211.
AMDRY 951
Chemistry: Ni 40 Graphite
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF164, Class B
High quality abradable coatings for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to approximately
480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Durabrade 2311
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -150 +45 µm (-100 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF232, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XXV
Pratt Whitney PWA 1393 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/45
Volvo PM 819-54
Bentonite-containing abradable materials are suitable for higher operating temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF). Formerly supplied
by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2311.
Durabrade 2312
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -145 +45 µm (-100 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XXV
Pratt Whitney PWA 1393 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/45
Bentonite-containing abradable materials are suitable for higher operating temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF). Formerly supplied
by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2312
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Metco 312NS
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -150 +63 µm (-100 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF232, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045AB, Type XXV
Pratt Whitney PWA 1393 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/45
Volvo PM 819-54
Bentonite-containing abradable material that is suitable for higher operating temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF).
Metco 312NS-1
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -150 +63 µm (-100 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF232, ClassA Volvo PM 819-54
Bentonite-containing abradable material with tightly controlled material composition that is suitable for higher operating
temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF).
Durabrade 2313
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -150 +75 µm (-100 +200 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/54
Bentonite-containing abradable materials are suitable for higher operating temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF). Formerly supplied
by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2313
Durabrade 2614
Chemistry: Ni 3Cr 3Al 18Bentonite 15BN
Particle Size: -150 +45 µm
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/88
For use on turbine engine clearance control abradable applications. Coatings show outstanding ageing resistance and are
compatible with titanium and nickel alloy blades. For use at service temperature up to 750 °C (1380 °F).
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Metco 314NS
Chemistry: Ni 4Cr 4Al 21Bentonite
Particle Size: -150 +75 µm (-100 +200 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/54
Bentonite-containing abradable materials are suitable for higher operating temperatures to 815ºC (1500ºF).
Metco 301C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 8Fe 5.5BN 3.5Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/10
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to
approximately 480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
Metco 301NS
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 8Fe 5.5BN 3.5Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell M3970 Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XX
Pratt Whitney PWA 1342 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56730
SNECMA DMR 33.085 Volvo PM 819-66
High quality abradable coating material for use in the compressor section of jet engines. Operating temperatures up to
approximately 480ºC (900ºF). Self-lubricating, can be used for friction reducing bearings.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Aluminum Base
Aluminum alloys are used for repair of worn aluminum and magnesium substrates. They are also used for low
temperature clearance control applications and machining purposes. Aluminum Silicon alloys should not be exposed
to temperatures approaching 315 °C (600 °F) or greater, as they are prone to over ageing characterized by a
reduction in hardness and the precipitation of secondary silicon based phases in the alloy. Aluminum-iron composites
result in one-step exothermic reactions, producing coatings that are self-bonding to aluminum substrates.
Metco 54NS-1
Chemistry: Al 99%
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: CFM International CP 6028 GE B50TF57, Class A
Jet Avion JA1320 MTU MTS 1052
Pratt Whitney PWA 1320 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/13
Volvo PM 819-23
Corrosion resistant in coastal and industrial atmospheric conditions. Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Relatively soft
and ductile, can be used to repair aluminum and magnesium base alloy parts. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic
shielding.
Metco 54NS
Chemistry: Al 99%
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type VII Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 220
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57743 Pratt Whitney PWA 1320
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 38850 SNECMA DMR 33.012
U. S. Military USAF 67A 60753A Voight 207-2-402
Corrosion resistant in coastal and industrial atmospheric conditions. Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Relatively soft
and ductile, can be used to repair aluminum and magnesium base alloy parts. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic
shielding.
Metco 52C-NS
Chemistry: Al 12Si
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 235 GE B50TF92, Class A
Honeywell M 3962 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57742
Pratt Whitney PWA 1335 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/60
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56766 SNECMA DMR 33.027
U. S. Military MIL-P-83348, Type 1, Comp. E Volvo PM 819-35
Salvage and build-up of parts made of aluminum, magnesium and their alloys. Good machine finish.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Cobalt Base
Sulzer Metco’s family of cobalt based materials is used in applications to resist high temperature wear, hot corrosion
and oxidation, as well as for restoration of cobalt substrates. The CoCrNiWC (Stellite family) alloys benefit from the
addition of carbon to improve hardness and wear properties. Post-coating heat-treatment of cobalt based alloys can
enhance overall performance.
Metco 45C-NS
Chemistry: Co 25.5Cr 10.5Ni 7.5W 0.5C
Particle Size: -75 + 45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 218 Pratt Whitney PWA 1318
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/3 SNECMA DMR 33.007
Resists wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion to high temperature environments between 540-
840ºC (1000-1550ºF).
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Copper Base
Coatings of copper based materials have many diverse applications, including repair of copper based substrates, anti-
fretting applications, soft bearing applications, electrical and thermal conductance and anti corrosion (befouling)
applications. Mechanically composited alloys of copper with aluminum result in self-bonding one step materials that
are used for repair applications. The additions of nickel into copper increases the operating temperature limits of pure
copper and makes the alloy more corrosion resistant. Aluminum bronze alloys are more wear and oxidation resistant
than pure copper materials. (Recommended upper application temperature limit of pure copper is 230 °C (450 F°).
Metco 55
Chemistry: Cu 99%
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rockwell Int. RB0170-251(made to order only as Metco 55NS)
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/1
Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Used in the paper and printing industry to resist corrosive effects of inks. Can be
used for build-up and repair of copper base alloys. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic shielding.
Metco 445
Chemistry: Cu 10 Al Aluminum Bronze
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVII
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/38 U. S. Military MIL 1687
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
Metco 51NS
Chemistry: Cu 9.5Al 1Fe
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF161, Class A Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/24
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
Metco 57NS
Chemistry: Cu 38Ni
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF42, Class A Pratt Whitney PWA 1369
SNECMA DMR 33.015 Volvo PM 819-42
Coatings are very dense with low porosity and oxide content.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Copper Base (continued)
Metco 58NS
Chemistry: Cu 36Ni 5In
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF72, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXXII
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/31 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56786
SNECMA DMR 33.016
Produces dense coatings with good resistance to galling and fretting. Melting temperature 1150ºC (2100ºF). Applications: jet
engine parts such as turbine blade roots.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Iron Base
In general, additions of boron and carbon are added to increase the hardness and wear resistance of ferrous based
coatings, while additions of chromium and nickel increase the temperature capability. High molybdenum containing
alloys improves the sliding wear capability and improves the chemical corrosion resistance of 300 series stainless
steels. Alloys of FeNi have improved machinability over pure nickel alloys. Application and processing temperatures
may affect hardness and wear resistance of these coatings.
Metco 449P
Chemistry: Fe 3Al 3Mo 3C 0.1B
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Recommended for salvage and build-up of ferrous base substrates, such as crankshaft journals. High carbon "steel"
composite.
Metco 42C
Chemistry: Fe 16Cr 2Ni 0.2C (AISI Type 431 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Corrosion resistant coating used mostly for repair and wear applications requiring a hard ground finish. The coatings may
contain martensitic phases.
Metco 41C
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2.3Si 0.1C (AISI Type 316 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Premium grade austenitic nickel-chrome stainless steel. Coatings can be easily machined. Recommended for cavitation and
low temperature erosion resistance.
Metco 41C-NS
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2.3Si 0.1C (AISI Type 316 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/26
Premium grade austenitic nickel-chrome stainless steel. Coatings can be easily machined. Recommended for cavitation and
low temperature erosion resistance.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Iron Base (continued)
Metco 350NS
Chemistry: Fe 18Mo 3C 0.25Mn
Particle Size: -90 +11 µm (-170 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Developed as an alternative to hard chrome plating. Protection against abrasive grains, wear from hard bearing surfaces and
fretting.
AMDRY 959
Chemistry: Fe 37Ni 6Al
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Material undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying and forms a strong metallurgical bond with the base metal.
Machinable coatings that are oxidation resistant up to 815ºC (1500ºF).
Metco 453
Chemistry: Fe 35Ni 5Al 5Mo
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Recommended for salvage and repair of components such as diesel firedecks and cylinder heads.
Metco 452
Chemistry: Fe 38Ni 10Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 mesh +325
Morphology: Clad
Material undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying and forms a strong metallurgical bond with the base metal.
Machinable coatings which are oxidation resistant up to 815ºC (1500ºF).
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base
The large class of nickel based materials is used in many different market segments and applications. Key functions
include bond coats for ceramic materials, self-bonding one-steps for salvage and repair applications, repair and
restoration of superalloy substrates using a coating material of similar chemistry and alloys for general corrosion and
sliding wear. Key additives to nickel alloys for oxidation/hot corrosion applications are chromium and aluminum, which
affect the oxidation rate. Alloys with high chromium content are preferred for hot corrosion / sulfidation resistance.
Self-bonding composites rely on aluminum to create an exothermic reaction during spraying that results in micro-
welding” at the surface that improves bond strength and thickness limits.
Metco 56C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 99.5%
Particle Size: -75 +45 µm (-200 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Precipitated, Spheroidal
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9513
Can be used for salvage and build-up of nickel base alloy components which have been damaged or mis-machined.
Metco 450P
Chemistry: Ni 4.5 Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/43
Premium grade composite powder that produces dense, oxidation and abrasion resistant coatings with excellent machinability.
Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent bonding to the substrate.
Recommended for use up to 800ºC (1470ºF) as an oxidation-resistant bond coat. Applications: salvage and build-up on
machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle erosion resistance for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for
exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
AMDRY 956
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 247 GE B50TF56, Class A
Honeywell M3951 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I
Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XV MTU MTS 1080
Pratt Whitney PWA 1337 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56757 Rolls-Royce Allison PMI 1163
SNECMA DMR 33.011 Turbomeca LA 657 Ed. 1 PA2 Ind. 0
Volvo PM 819-37 Williams WIMS 644
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during
spraying, resulting in excellent bonding to the substrate. Recommended for use up to 800ºC (1470ºF) as an oxidation resistant
bond coat. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle erosion resistance
for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 450NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 247 GE B50A891
GE B50TF56, Class A Honeywell M3951
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XV
MTU MTS 1080 Pratt Whitney PWA 1337
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56757
SNECMA DMR 33.011 Williams WIMS 644
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during
spraying, resulting in excellent bonding to the substrate. Recommended for use up to 800ºC (1470ºF) as an oxidation resistant
bond coat. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle erosion resistance
for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
Metco 480NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -90+45 µm (-170+325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 490 CFM International CP 6007
GE B50TF56, Class B Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57746, Type I, Class 1
Pratt Whitney PWA 1380 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/5
Volvo PM 819-56
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Recommended for use as oxidation-resistant bond coats which
can be used up to 800ºC (1470ºF). Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent
bonding to the substrate. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle
erosion resistance for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
Coatings provide wear resistance and may be fused after spraying. Similar to Metco 12C but less prone to cracking and with
somewhat lower hardness.
Metco 451
Chemistry: Ni 9.5Cr 2.5Si 1.5B 0.5Al
Particle Size: -106 +22 µm (-140 +22 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings are recommended for resistance to abrasive grains, particle erosion, cavitation resistance and salvage and build-up
on grindable carbon and corrosion resistant steels.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 1101
Chemistry: Ni 18Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Produces dense coatings that are resistant to oxidation and abrasion. For oxidation resistant bond coats which will operate at
temperatures below 650ºC (1200ºF) Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 1101.
Metco 2101
Chemistry: Ni 20Al
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: GE B50TF13, Class A & B
Produces a coarser coating than Metco 404NS. Dense coatings, resistant to oxidation and abrasion. For oxidation resistant
bond coats which will operate at temperatures below 650ºC (1200ºF). Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim
2101
Metco 2501
Chemistry: Ni Al / Ni
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad / Blend
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9570
Used to fill honeycomb then sintered at high temperatures to provide a thermal shield and improved abradability at
temperatures up to 1100ºC (2000ºF). Formerly supplied by Westaim Ambeon as Westaim 2501
Metco 43C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type VI Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 215
GE B50TF40 Class A MTU MTS 1050
Pratt Whitney PWA 1315 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/8
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56760 SNECMA DMR 33.078
Coatings designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist heat and prevent
scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres. Can be used as a bond coat under ceramic coatings.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosive gases to service temperatures of 980 ºC (1800 ºF). Resists heat and
prevents scaling on carbon and low alloy steel substrates as a bond coat under ceramic top coats. Formerly supplied as PEM
43C.
Metco 44
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 8Fe
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Water Atomized
Produces machinable "stainless" coatings useful for salvage and build-up applications on corrosion resistant steels, nickel, or
nickel alloy substrates where high hardness is not required.
Metco 444
Chemistry: Ni 9Cr 5Al 5.5Mo 5Fe
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 52432, Class XXIX
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56762
Coatings are self bonding, machinable. Excellent resistance to oxidation and corrosion.
AMDRY 960
Chemistry: (NiCr) 6Al
Particle Size: -125 +37 µm (-120 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 369 GE B50TF119 Class A
Honeywell M3956 MTU MTS 1077
Pratt Whitney PWA 1347 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/14
SNECMA DMR 33.018 Turbomeca LA 657 Ed.1,PC.2, Ind. 0
Williams WIMS 646
ThermoSpray® coatings are not self bonding but can be used as abradable coatings, for ceramics or to resist oxidation and
corrosion. Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosion at high temperatures. Applications: Salvage and build-up of
worn or mis-machined nickel, nickel alloy or machinable corrosion resistant steel parts. Coatings can also be used as
undercoats for ceramics.
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 443NS
Chemistry: (NiCr) 6Al
Particle Size: 125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 369 GE B50A890
GE B50TF119, Class A Honeywell M3956
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57748 Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVIII
MTU MTS 1077 Pratt Whitney PWA 1347
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/14 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56772
SNECMA DMR 33.018 Volvo PM 819-47
Williams WIMS 646
ThermoSpray® coatings are not self bonding but can be used as abradable coatings, for ceramics or to resist oxidation and
corrosion. Recommended for resistance to oxidation and corrosion at high temperatures. Applications: Salvage and build-up of
worn or mis-machined nickel, nickel alloy or machinable corrosion resistant steel parts. Coatings can also be used as
undercoats for ceramics.
Metco 461NS
Chemistry: Ni 17.5Cr 5.5Al 2.5Co 0.5Y2O3
Particle Size: -150 +22 µm (-100 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Coatings are self bonding, oxidation and corrosion resistant. For use below 980ºC (1800ºF). Recommended for salvage and
repair, and as bond coats for thermal barrier coatings systems.
Metco 442
Chemistry: Ni 8.5Cr 7Al 5Mo 2Si 2B 2Fe 3TiO2
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XXIII
Hard "stainless" type, self-bonding coatings with excellent wear resistance and very good corrosion and oxidation resistance.
AMDRY 350C
Chemistry: Ni 50Cr
Particle Size: -106 +38 µm (-140 +400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Coatings have higher corrosion resistance than 20% Cr materials. Used to combat fire-side corrosion of boiler tubes in fossil
fuel power plants and can also be used as a corrosion resistant bond coat..
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Combustion Powder Spray / Metals, Alloys, Composites and Blends / Nickel Base (continued)
Metco 447NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Mo 5.5Al
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Dana Perfect Circle PC 110-265 GE B50TF166, Class A
Honeywell M3961 Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57749
Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XVI Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/35
Volvo PM 819-24 Williams WIMS 645
General purpose material for producing medium hard coatings for hard bearing and wear resistance applications. Coatings are
self bonding, extremely tough and capable of exhibiting good erosion and impact resistance. Can be used to protect parts such
as machine elements, bearing seats and valves.
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Cermets are blends of metals and metal oxide ceramics. The main use of these cermets is in thermal barrier or thick
clearance control applications where thermal expansion mismatch between the substrate and the coating must be
controlled. Cermets are usually intermediate coating layers that are applied between the bond coat and ceramic top
coat. Originally designed for turbine applications, they can be used in applications where severe thermal cycling can
cause issues for other coating systems.
Metco 410NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 30(Ni 20Al)
Particle Size: -90 +15 µm (-170 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50A888 & B50TF64, Class A SNECMA DMR 33.081
Volvo PM 819-31
Coatings are denser, stronger, more abrasion and shock resistant than pure ceramics, and are very hard and smooth.
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Chrome Carbide materials are typically used for higher temperature applications than materials of the tungsten
carbide family, with a recommended service temperature range that is generally from 540 to 815 °C (1000 to 1500 °F).
The presence of nickel and chromium prevents chromium carbide decomposition during spraying (carbon loss) and
also serves as a matrix to improve overall coating integrity, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. Coatings of
these materials can effectively combat solid particle erosion (SPE), high temperature wear (abrasion, erosion, fretting
and cavitation) and hot corrosion. Service life and performance is moderate using the combustion powder spray
process. For longer service life or use on critical components, coating materials applied using air plasma or HVOF
spray processes are recommended.
Metco 430NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 7(Ni 20Cr) Self-Fusing Nickel Alloy
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: GE B50TF28, Class A Jet Avion JA 13006
Parker Hanefin ES6-423 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/34
SNECMA DMR 33.014 Volvo PM 819-36
Coatings are recommended for resistance to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting and particle erosion at
temperatures between 540-815ºC (1000-1500ºF).
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Tungsten Carbide materials are generally recommended for wear applications with service temperatures of less than
500 °C (930 °F), as higher temperatures will result in the formation of brittle phases that reduce wear resistance and
coating integrity. Chemistry, manufacturing process, individual carbide size and spray process are critical to overall
performance, as is application tribology. Typical wear applications include erosion (low angle), abrasion, fretting,
sliding wear and impact resistance. Matrixes of higher cobalt levels improve coating toughness. Powder selection and
spray process is important for applications with specific surface finish requirements, such as smooth as-sprayed
surfaces, fine ground and finished surfaces or super finishes. Service life and performance is moderate using the
combustion powder spray process. For improved performance, use on critical components or applications requiring
improved surface finishes, coating materials applied using air plasma or HVOF spray processes are recommended.
Metco 76F-NS
Chemistry: WC 20Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Sintered
Coatings are very dense and can be applied up to 0.05" thick (1.270 mm). Suitable for combustion spraying.
AMDRY 5670
Chemistry: WC 20Co
Particle Size: -90 + 45µm (-170 mesh +325)
Morphology: Sintered
Coatings are very coarse and recommended for traction or gripping applications (i.e. winder rolls). Suitable for combustion
spraying.
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Alumina is a wear resistant metal oxide ceramic that is chemically inert and stable at high temperatures. Key functions
are for abrasive, sliding and erosive wear in applications where impact is not an issue. Medium to coarse grades can
be used as a cutting medium such as knife edge seals in turbine applications. High purity grades (white alumina)
exhibit excellent dielectric characteristics. Blends with small to moderate amounts of titanium oxide increase overall
coating toughness. Good performance can be obtained for many applications using combustion powder spray. For
critical applications or those where a smoother surface finish is required, air plasma sprayed materials should be
considered.
Metco 105SFP
Chemistry: 99.5+ Al2O3
Particle Size: -31 +3.9 µm
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Has the highest dielectric strength of all aluminum oxide coatings. Excellent refractory properties.
Metco 105NS
Chemistry: 98+ Al2O3
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Canada Pratt Whitney CPW 210 Pratt Whitney PWA 1310
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/9 Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 56758
SNECMA DMR 33.080 Williams CWIMS 765
Dense coatings which resist wear caused by fibers and threads and also resist erosion in high temperatures ranging from 840 -
1650ºC (1550 - 3000ºF).
Metco 101NS
Chemistry: Al2O3 3TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type III GE A50TF87
MTU MTS 1059 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/36
SNECMA DMR 33.020 Volvo PM 819-11
Good resistance to abrasive wear, sliding wear, friction and oxidation up to approx. 1100ºC (2040ºF). Coatings are particularly
suitable for applications in the textile or synthetic fiber manufacturing industries, where surface resistance is required on parts
used for the guiding and handling of thread. Can be used in many environments including most acids and alkalis.
Metco 130
Chemistry: Al2O3 13TiO2
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Clad
Specifications: Williams WIMS 649
Can be used for applications similar to Alumina / 3% Titania coatings, but have a lower dielectric strength and are less
resistant to chemical attack. 550ºC (1020ºF) service temperature.
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Metco 131VF
Chemistry: Al2O3 40TiO2
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Spray Dried
Good abrasive wear resistance and erosion resistance below 550ºC (1020ºF). Lower wear resistance; better grindability than
coatings containing less titania. Polished coatings are used in chemical industry because of their low degree of wetability for
dilute solutions of common acids. Used for thread guides to resist abrasive fibers.
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Titanium oxide and its alloys produce coatings that are generally tougher, but with lower hardness, than coatings of
alumina. Applications for titanium oxide based coatings are sliding wear resistance where lubricity is needed. Coatings
should not be used at services temperatures that exceed 540 °C (1000 °F) to avoid potential cracking as a result of
phase transformation. Higher concentrations of chromium oxide or alumina will increase the wear resistance of
titanium oxide. Air plasma spray produces higher quality, denser coatings that can be ground to smoother finishes
than those produced using combustion powder spray.
Metco 102
Chemistry: TiO2 99%
Particle Size: -88 +7.8 µm (-170 mesh + 7.8 µm)
Morphology: Angular / Blocky, Fused and Crushed
Moderate abrasive wear resistance. Lower hardness than alumina / titania coatings. Soluble in alkalis and sulfuric acid, but
resistant to attack in many other environments. Slightly conductive; static electricity does not build up on the coating surface.
Metco 111
Chemistry: TiO2 45Cr2O3
Particle Size: -125 +7.8 µm (-120 mesh + 7.8 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Produces hard coatings with excellent resistance to abrasion, wear, heat and corrosion. Applications: dry cell battery core
mandrels and drum doctor blades.
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These alloys contain boron and silicon as temperature suppressants that allow these materials to be fused (remelted)
in normal atmospheres after the coating is applied. The fusing procedure coalesces the coating into an essentially
pore-free, fully dense surface that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings are typically fused by oxy-
acetylene touches, furnace or induction. Cobalt based self-fluxing alloys exhibit very high hot hardness having greater
impact resistance and better ductility than nickel-based alloys. They are also less prone to cracking during post-fusing
cooling. Coatings of this type are quite suitable for application using combustion powder spray.
Metco 18C
Chemistry: Co 27Ni 18Cr 6Mo 3.5Si 3B 2.5Fe 0.2C
Particle Size: -125 +53 µm (-120 +270 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/39 (made to order only as Metco 18C-NS)
SMUK DTD900-4950 (made to order only as Metco 18C-NS)
Used for hardfacing substrates of 400 series stainless steel and other low shrink materials. Coatings are hard and resistant to
wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, fretting, cavitation and particle erosion. High hot hardness.
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These alloys contain boron and silicon as temperature suppressants that allow these materials to be fused (remelted)
in normal atmospheres after the coating is applied. The fusing procedure coalesces the coating into an essentially
pore-free, fully dense surface that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings are typically fused by oxy-
acetylene touches, furnace or induction. Proper (slow) cooling is critical to prevent cracking. The resulting coatings
have high impact resistance and generally exhibit high hot hardness, low ductility and high thermal expansion
coefficients. Industries commonly using these coatings are agriculture and glass moulding. Coatings of this type are
quite suitable for application using combustion powder spray.
Metco 12C
Chemistry: Ni 10Cr 2.5B 2.5Fe 2.5Si 0.15C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Only self-fluxing alloy which produces a machinable fused coating. Recommended for resistance to wear by abrasive grains,
hard surfaces, fretting, cavitation, and erosion at both low and high temperatures to 840ºC (1550ºF).
EU Metco 14E
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 4Fe 3.3Si 2.8B 0.6C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Produces chip-resistant self-fluxing coatings. Resistant to wear from abrasive particles, contact against hard surfaces, friction,
cavitation and erosion at service temperatures up to 540º C (1000º F).
Metco 15E
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Coatings are very dense and corrosion resistant. Recommended for the most severe service requirements when used on base
materials with a fairly high coefficient of thermal expansion.
Metco 15F
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type XIX
Coatings are very dense and corrosion resistant. Recommended for the most severe service requirements when used on base
materials with a fairly high coefficient of thermal expansion.
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EU Metco 20
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4.5Si 3.5B 0.6C
Particle Size: -90 +45 µm (-170 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Produces very thick, corrosion-resistant coatings. Recommended for protection against wear resulting from abrasive particles,
contact with hard surfaces, friction, cavitation and erosion at temperatures up to 540º C (1000º F)..
Metco 16C
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 4Si 4B 3Cu 3Mo 2.5Fe 0.5C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type III, P/N 3181458
Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/7
Coatings are resistant to wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion, fretting and cavitation.
EU WOKA 7701
Chemistry: 65(Ni 16.5Cr 3.8Si 3.5Fe 3.2B 0.9C) 35(WC 12Co)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Produces coatings with a dense microstructure with high abrasion resistance and fair impact strength. Contains a consistent
distribution of fine sintered carbides in a hard matrix alloy. Recommended for mild steel, heat treatable steel, stainless steel
and nickel alloy substrates.
EU WOKA 7702
Chemistry: 60(Ni 16.5Cr 3.8Si 3.5Fe 3.2B 0.9C) 40(WC 12Co)
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Produces coatings with a dense microstructure with high abrasion resistance, including abrasive slurries, and fair impact
strength. Contains a consistent distribution of fine sintered carbides in a hard matrix alloy. Recommended for mild steel, heat
treatable steel, stainless steel and nickel alloy substrates.
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Metco 19E
Chemistry: Ni 16Cr 4Si 4B 4Fe 2.4Cu 2.4Mo 2.4W 0.5C
Particle Size: -106 +45 µm (-140 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Can be used in the as-sprayed or fused condition. Coatings are dense, hard and essentially oxide free. Very dense self-fluxing
alloy coatings. Readily coalesce during fusing. Resistant to abrasive grains, hard surfaces, cavitation, particle erosion and
fretting. Offers the best corrosion resistance of all the self-fluxing alloys. Applications: cam followers, wear rings and utility
exhaust fans.
Metco 36C
Chemistry: Ni 35 (WC 8Ni) 11Cr 2.5B 2.5Fe 2.5Si 0.5C
Particle Size: -150 +45 µm (-100 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
The most wear resistant of the self-fluxing coatings. The WC particles in this material are large, blocky and unaffected by the
heat of fusing. Essentially cobalt free for stain resistance.
Metco 31C-NS
Chemistry: Ni 35 (WC 12Co) 11Cr 2.5Fe 2.5Si 2.5B 0.5C
Particle Size: -125 +45µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Post-fuse coatings are erosion, abrasion and fret resistant. Applications: knives and cutting edges for agriculture.
Metco 32C
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 14Ni 3.5Cr 0.8B 0.8Fe 0.8Si 0.1C
Particle Size: -125 +45 µm (-120 +325 mesh)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings are capable of in service temperatures to 540ºC (1000ºF) and are extremely wear resistant to abrasive grains, hard
surfaces, fretting and particle erosion.
Metco 34F
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 33Ni 9Cr 3.5Fe 2Si 2B 0.5C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Especially developed to produce thin, hard, dense and smooth coatings. Coatings can be used in the unfused state.
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Metco 34FP
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 33Ni 9Cr 3.5Fe 2Si 2B 0.5C
Particle Size: -53 +15 µm (-270 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Especially developed to produce thin, hard, dense and smooth coatings. Coatings can be used in the unfused state.
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Sulzer Metco’s family of cobalt based materials is used in applications to resist high temperature wear, hot corrosion
and oxidation, as well as for restoration of cobalt substrates. High temperature wear and part restoration alloys
include The CoMoCrSi alloys (Tribaloy family) are known for their excellent high temperature sliding wear, corrosion,
oxidation and general wear properties. They are characterized by molybdenum rich phases that are dispersed in a
softer cobalt matrix. The CoCrNiWC (Stellite family) alloys benefit from the addition of carbon to improve hardness
and wear properties. Post-coating heat-treatment of cobalt based alloys can enhance overall performance. HVOF
spray of these materials produces dense, low oxide, well-bonded coatings.
AMDRY 958
Chemistry: 85(Co 25Ni 16Cr 6.5Al 0.5Y) 15(hBN)
Particle Size: -177 +11 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Composite Blend
Specifications: SNECMA DMR 33.070
Designed to combat fretting wear on compressor blade roots with service temperatures up to 450°C (840°F). Compatible with
titanium blades and effective lon large blades where high stresses may be exerted on blades and discs in service.
Diamalloy 4454
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Provides oxidation and hot corrosion resistance for hot section turbine components where thicker coatings are required.
AMDRY 9951
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -37 +5 µm (-400 mesh + 5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/73 SNECMA DMR 33.095
For demanding aerospace applications in a size which suitable for chambered plasma spray. Used for protection in hot
corrosive or oxidizing environments up to approximately 1050ºC (1920ºF) for heat treated chambered coatings.
AMDRY 9954
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -62 + 11 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF195, Class A Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57741, Grade B
Howmet CD 1128
For demanding aerospace applications in a size which is suitable for chambered plasma spray or air plasma spray. Used for
protection in hot corrosive or oxidizing environments up to approximately 1050ºC (1920ºF) for heat treated chambered coatings
and approximately 850ºC (1560ºF) for aps coatings.
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Diamalloy 4700
Chemistry: Co 32Ni 21Cr 8Al 0.5Y
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh + 15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/86
For demanding aerospace applications in a size which is suitable for HVOF spray. Used for protection in hot corrosive or
oxidizing environments.
Diamalloy 3002NS
Chemistry: Co 28Mo 8Cr 2Si
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®
Specifications: GE B50TF155, Class A Boeing BMS 10-67, Type XV
Similar to Tribaloy 400. Coatings perform well in reducing environments such as hydrochloric, formic and sulfuric acids;
oxidizing environments, such as ferric chloride; non-oxidizing environments, such as phosphoric and acetic acid and salt water.
Particularly suitable where lubrication is low or non-existent. Excellent sliding wear resistance combined with good hot
corrosion resistance and moderate oxidation resistance, at temperatures to approximately 800ºC (1470ºF). (Tribaloy is a
registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
Diamalloy 3002NS-1
Chemistry: Co 28Mo 8Cr 2Si
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Similar to Tribaloy 400. Coatings perform well in reducing environments such as hydrochloric, formic and sulfuric acids;
oxidizing environments, such as ferric chloride; non-oxidizing environments, such as phosphoric and acetic acid and salt water.
Particularly suitable where lubrication is low or non-existent. Excellent sliding wear resistance combined with good hot
corrosion resistance and moderate oxidation resistance, at temperatures to approximately 800ºC (1470ºF). (Tribaloy is a
registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
Diamalloy 4060NS
Chemistry: Co 28Cr 4W 3Ni 3Fe 1.5Si 1C 1Mo
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50A960
Similar to Stellite 6. Used as a general restoration and repair material when compatibility with Stellite 6 is desirable. Forms
dense, wear resistant, oxidation resistant coatings which may be used for turbine hot section applications such as combustion
liners. Formerly sold as XPT-D-1056. (Stellite is a registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
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Diamalloy 3001NS
Chemistry: Co 28Mo 17Cr 3Si
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Water Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Specifications: GE B50TF190, Class A
Similar to Tribaloy 800. Coatings perform well in reducing environments such as hydrochloric, formic and sulfuric acids;
oxidizing environments, such as ferric chloride; non-oxidizing environments, such as phosphoric and acetic acid and salt water.
Particularly suitable where lubrication is low or non-existent. Excellent sliding wear resistance combined with good hot
corrosion resistance and moderate oxidation resistance, at temperatures to approximately 800ºC (1470ºF). (Tribaloy is a
registered trademark of Deloro Stellite, Inc.)
AMDRY 9911
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Rolls Royce MSRR 9507/87
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Coatings of copper based materials have many diverse applications, including repair of copper based substrates, anti-
fretting applications, soft bearing applications, electrical and thermal conductance and anti corrosion (befouling)
applications. Mechanically composited alloys of copper with aluminum result in self-bonding one step materials that
are used for repair applications. Aluminum bronze alloys are more wear and oxidation resistant than pure copper
materials. (Recommended upper application temperature limit of pure copper is 230 °C (450 F°). Copper coatings
applied using the HVOF process are low in oxides and well bonded.
Diamalloy 1007
Chemistry: Cu 99%
Particle Size: -88 +31 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Good electrical and thermal conductivity. Used in the paper and printing industry to resist corrosive effects of inks. Can be
used for build-up and repair of copper base alloys. Non-magnetic, can be used for electromagnetic shielding.
Diamalloy 1004
Chemistry: Cu 9.5Al 1Fe Aluminum Bronze
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Typical parts which may be coated are pumps (cavitation resistance), piston guides (soft bearing surfaces), shifter forks and
compressor air seals. Moderate oxidation, wear and fretting resistance at low temperatures, good emergency dry running
properties. Can be used for build-up and repair of copper base alloy parts. Melting temperature 1040ºC (1900ºF).
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In general, additions of boron and carbon are added to increase the hardness and wear resistance of ferrous based
coatings, while additions of chromium and nickel increase the temperature capability. High molybdenum containing
alloys improves the sliding wear capability and improves the chemical corrosion resistance of 300 series stainless
steels. Alloys of FeNi have improved machinability over pure nickel alloys. Application and processing temperatures
may affect hardness and wear resistance of these coatings. HVOF spray of these materials produces dense, hard and
well-bonded coatings.
Diamalloy 1003
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 1Si 0.1C (AISI Type 316 stainless steel)
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Premium grade austenitic nickel-chrome stainless steel. Coatings can be easily machined. Recommended for cavitation and
low temperature erosion resistance.
Diamalloy 1008
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 11Mo 3Ni 3Si 3Cu 4B 0.4C
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Iron based hardfacing material developed for corrosive wear applications below 650ºC (1200ºF).
Diamalloy 4010
Chemistry: Fe 30Mo 1.8C 0.2Mn
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Developed as an alternative to hard chrome plating. Protection against abrasive grains, wear from hard bearing surfaces and
fretting.
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Nickel based materials is used in many different market segments and applications. Key functions include bond coats
for ceramic materials, repair and restoration of superalloy substrates using a coating material of similar chemistry and
alloys for general corrosion and sliding wear. Key additives to nickel alloys for oxidation/hot corrosion applications are
chromium, aluminum and yttrium, which affect the oxidation rate and, more importantly, the type of oxide scale and
adherence. Alloys with high chromium content are preferred for hot corrosion / sulfidation resistance. The HVOF
process produces low oxide coatings with very good machinability and excellent microstructure.
Diamalloy 4008NS
Chemistry: Ni 5Al
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Specifications: GE B50TF56, Class C Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 39661
Coatings are dense and resistant to oxidation and abrasion. Used as an oxidation-resistant bond coats which can be used up
to 800ºC (1470ºF). Self-bonding and undergoes an exothermic reaction during spraying, resulting in excellent bonding to the
substrate. Applications: salvage and build-up on machinable carbon and corrosion resistant steels, particle erosion resistance
for exhaust valve seats, oxidation resistance for exhaust mufflers and heat treating fixtures.
AMDRY 4532
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Coatings are dense and designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist
heat and prevent scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres.
AMDRY 4535
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr
Particle Size: -45 +22 µm (-325 mesh +22 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
High deposit efficiency material that produces coatings that are dense and designed to resist oxidation and corrosive gases in
temperatures to 980ºC (1800ºF). Used to resist heat and prevent scaling of carbon and low alloy steels in hot atmospheres.
Diamalloy 1005
Chemistry: Ni 21.5Cr 8.5Mo 3Fe 0.5Co
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Similar to Inconel®* 625 and intended for restoration of worn or mismachined components of Inconel 625 or similar material.
(Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
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Diamalloy 4004NS
Chemistry: Ni 14Cr 9.5Co 5Ti 4Mo 4W 3Al
Particle Size: -45 + 15 µm (-325 mesh + 15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF183, Class C
Similar to RENE 80. Oxidation and corrosion resistance up to 1000ºC (1850ºF). Applications: surface restoration of worn or
damaged parts such as airfoils, combustors, blades or vanes in gas turbines. (RENE is a registered trademark of GE)
Diamalloy 1006
Chemistry: Ni 19Cr 18Fe 3Mo 1Co 1Ti
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®
Similar to Inconel 718. Superalloy powder intended for restoration of worn or mismachined Inconel 718 components. (Inconel
is a registered trademark of INCO)
Diamalloy 1006-1
Chemistry: Ni 19Cr 18Fe 3Mo 1Co 1Ti
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Similar to Inconel 718. Superalloy powder intended for restoration of worn or mismachined Inconel 718 components. (Inconel
is a registered trademark of INCO)
Diamalloy 4006
Chemistry: Ni 20Cr 10W 9Mo 4Cu 1C 1B 1Fe
Particle Size: -53 + 11µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Water Atomized
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Coatings offer sliding wear and corrosion protection. High hot hardness. Coatings resist scuffing and galling. Coatings contain
glassy (amorphous / microcrystalline) phases due to additions of refractory metals and metalloids enhancing corrosion
resistance.
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AMDRY 1718
Chemistry: Ni 19Cr 18Fe 3Mo 5(Nb+Ta) 0.5Al 1Ti .05C
Particle Size: -325 mesh +15 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: GE B50TF202, Class D SNECMA DMR 33.502
Oxidation and corrosion resistant up to approximately 1000ºC (1850ºF). Designed for use on superalloys, especially Inconel
713 and 718. (Inconel is a registered trademark of INCO)
Heat and oxidation resistant, hard coatings which may be used at service temperatures up to 1000°C (1850°F).
AMDRY 997
Chemistry: Ni 23Co 20Cr 8.5Al 4Ta 0.6Y
Particle Size: -37 µm (-400 mesh)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Turbomeca LA 657 PF1 Ind. 0
Can be used as hot corrosion and oxidation resistant bond coats for thermal barrier coatings (TBC) of zirconia.
AMDRY 365-1
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1365-1
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF).
AMDRY 386
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
Specifications: Howmet CD 1115 Pratt Whitney PWA 1386-1
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. The maximum operating temperature for the heat treated chambered-sprayed
coatings is approximately 850ºC (1560ºF).
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AMDRY 2464-2
Chemistry: Proprietary MCrAlY
Specifications: Siemens SICOAT 2464 (TLV 51100305 Index B)
Proprietary alloy available to approved users. Custom sizing is available on request for this material.
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Sulzer Metco
Chrome Carbide materials are typically used for higher temperature applications than materials of the tungsten
carbide family, with a recommended service temperature range that is generally from 540 to 815 °C (1000 to 1500 °F).
Many chrome carbide materials contain secondary constituents, typically of nickel and chromium, to prevent chromium
carbide decomposition during spraying (carbon loss) and also to serve as a matrix that improves overall coating
integrity, corrosion resistance and wear resistance. Coatings of these materials can effectively combat solid particle
erosion (SPE), high temperature wear (abrasion, erosion, fretting and cavitation) and hot corrosion. Coatings applied
using the HVOF process are dense and very well-bonded, with a more homogeneous structure than can be obtained
using air plasma or combustion powder spray processes.
Metco 82VF-NS
Chemistry: Cr3C2 7(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Specifications: Pratt Whitney PWA 1364
Best chromium carbide for resistance to high temperature fretting and wear. Recommended for PWA 257-2 coatings.
WOKA 7102
Chemistry: Cr3C2 20(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®,
Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates coatings with good abrasion and wear resistance and excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings may
be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7104
Chemistry: Cr3C2 20(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Generates coatings with good abrasion and wear resistance and excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings may
be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7105
Chemistry: Cr3C2 20(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -38 +10 µm (-400 mesh +10 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet® Hybrid, Praxair / Tafa HV 2000, UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Generates coatings with good abrasion and wear resistance and excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings may
be used at service temperatures up to 850°C (1560°F).
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Diamalloy 3007
Chemistry: Cr3C2 20(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Clad
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Specifications: GE B50A845, Class B Pratt Whitney PWA 36332
Coatings have the highest micro and macrohardness and finest as-sprayed surface finish of any Diamalloy chromium carbide.
Recommended for severe abrasive and fretting wear applications in the temperature range between 540-815ºC (1000-1500ºF).
Coatings exhibit excellent solid particle erosion resistance properties.
WOKA 7202
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000,
Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7204
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7205
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -38 +10 µm (-400 mesh +10 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet® Hybrid, Praxair / Tafa HV 2000, UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
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WOKA 7302
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and HIP Densified
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar® and Praxair / Tafa JP 5000,
Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7304
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and HIP Densified
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
WOKA 7305
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -38 +10 µm (-400 mesh +10 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and HIP Densified
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet® Hybrid, Praxair / Tafa HV 2000, UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Generates hard, dense coatings that provide protection from abrasion and cavitation. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 850 °C (1560 °F).
AMDRY 5260
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Densified
Specifications: GE B50TF263, Class A
Good sliding properties. Produces dense erosion and corrosion resistant coatings.
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Diamalloy 3004
Chemistry: Cr3C2 25(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -45+ 5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Blend
Recommended for use with Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet HVOF systems. Good abrasion, particle erosion, cavitation and fretting
resistance up to 815ºC (1500ºF). Good corrosion resistance. Good hot gas corrosion resistance, particularly in sulphurous
gases. Oxidation and erosion resistant up to approximately 900ºC (1650ºF). Applications: fuel rod mandrels and hot forming
dies, hydraulic valves, tooling, machine parts, pump housing and wear protection of aluminum parts.
Diamalloy 3006
Chemistry: Cr3C2 50(Ni 20Cr)
Particle Size: -88 +5.5 µm
Morphology: Clad
High NiChrome content produces coatings that are very tough. Recommended for applications requiring resistance to wear by
hard surfaces and abrasive particles at elevated temperatures between 540-815ºC (1000-1500ºF).
Ideal for hard chrome replacement Higher deposition efficiency compared to other HVOF sprayed chromium carbide powders
Lower oxide-containing coatings, lower carbon loss during spraying Excellent erosion and oxidation properties up to 900ºC
(1650ºF). Good wear properties and corrosion resistance. Excellent superfinished surface (0.25 µm, 1 µin.). Applications: ball
valves, hydraulic rods, boiler tubes, stationary and flight turbine components, textile rolls, exhaust stacks.
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WOKA 7402
Chemistry: Cr 20Ni 16Fe 7C
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®,
Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Complex chromium-iron carbide material designed as an alternative to galvanic chromium plating with good oxidation and
corrosion resistance in most aqueous and atmospheric environments. Can be used at operating temperatures up to 800°C
(1475°F).
WOKA 7502
Chemistry: Cr3C2 37WC 18Metal Alloy
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000,
Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates coatings that provide high abrasion, sliding wear and fretting protection. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 700 °C (1292 °F).
WOKA 7504
Chemistry: Cr3C2 37WC 18Metal Alloy
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Generates coatings that provide high abrasion, sliding wear and fretting protection. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 700 °C (1292 °F).
WOKA 7505
Chemistry: Cr3C2 37WC 18Metal Alloy
Particle Size: -38 +10 µm (-400 mesh +10 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet® Hybrid, Praxair / Tafa HV 2000 and UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Generates coatings that provide high abrasion, sliding wear and fretting protection. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is
excellent. Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 700 °C (1292 °F).
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Sulzer Metco
Tungsten Carbide materials are generally recommended for wear applications with service temperatures of less than
500 °C (930 °F), as higher temperatures will result in the formation of brittle phases that reduce wear resistance and
coating integrity. Chemistry, manufacturing process, individual carbide size and spray process are critical to overall
performance, as is application tribology. Typical wear applications include erosion (low angle), abrasion, fretting,
sliding wear and impact resistance. Matrixes of higher cobalt levels improve coating toughness. The addition of
chromium improves atmospheric corrosion. Powder selection and spray process is important for applications with
specific surface finish requirements, such as smooth as-sprayed surfaces, fine ground and finished surfaces or super
finishes. Coatings applied using the HVOF process are dense and well-bonded, with a more homogeneous structure
than can be obtained using air plasma or combustion powder spray processes.
WOKA 3101
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Produces coatings with high resistance to abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings are tough and dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
WOKA 3102
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000 and HV 2000,
UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Produces coatings with high resistance to abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings are tough and dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
WOKA 3103
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Produces coatings with high resistance to abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings are tough and dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
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WOKA 3104
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Produces coatings with high resistance to abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings are tough and dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Low cost WC when applied using Diamond Jet® standard air-cooled hardware. Produces
smooth, hard, abrasion resistant surfaces. Applications: steel rolls, agricultural rasp bars.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. High abrasion, erosion and sliding wear resistance. Produces smooth as-sprayed surface
for applications where grinding cannot be done. Produces compressive coatings. Applications: pump housings, exhaust fans
and machine parts.
AM Diamalloy 5815
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Resistance against abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Recommended for use on sucker rod couplings, exhaust fans,
conveyor screws, thread guides, impeller shafts, anti-galling sleeves, oil field ball and gate valves.
Diamalloy 5872NS
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -32 +3 µm
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP-5000
Specifications: GE B50TF27 S8, Class A (chemistry only)
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Diamalloy 2004
Chemistry: WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +5 µm (-325 mesh +5 µm)
Morphology: Sintered
HVOF Guns: Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Specifications: GE B50TF27 S8, Class B (special order)
Honeywell Allied Signal EMS 57736 (except physical and chemistry – special order)
Produces superior coatings for abrasion and erosion resistance with good sliding wear and fretting resistance. For use below 500ºC
(930ºF) and in corrosive media. Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
Diamalloy 2003
Chemistry: W2C / WC 12Co
Particle Size: -45 +5.5 µm (-325 mesh +5.5 µm)
Morphology: Fused
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Resists abrasion and erosion with good sliding wear and fretting resistance. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in corrosive
media. Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths. Used for machine parts, pump housing, etc.
AMDRY 5843
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -45 + 11 µm (-325 + 11 µm)
Morphology: Blocky, Sintered and Crushed
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Resistant to erosion and abrasion. Recommended for use in water based solutions. The
CoCr matrix provides higher abrasion and corrosion resistance than Co matrixes. Used in the paper industry for protecting rolls
against wear in wet corrosive environments.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Produces compressive coatings. Excellent corrosion, erosion and abrasion resistance. Can
be ground to high finishes. Applications: wet corrosive environments, aircraft landing gear, paper industry.
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Sulzer Metco
Diamalloy 5847-1
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Produces compressive coatings. Excellent corrosion, erosion and abrasion resistance. Can
be ground to high finishes. Applications: wet corrosive environments, aircraft landing gear, paper industry.
AM Diamalloy 5848
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Resistance against abrasion and erosion in corrosive environments. Recommended for use on slurry pump components,
hydroelectric power plant turbine parts, and as an alternative to hard chrome plating.
WOKA 3651
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion and abrasion. Coatings are smooth, tough and dense and may be used in
aqueous corrosion environments at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
WOKA 3652
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000, HV 2000,
UTP Top Gun (distributed by GTV)
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion and abrasion. Coatings are smooth, tough and dense and may be used in
aqueous corrosion environments at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
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WOKA 3653
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion and abrasion. Coatings are smooth, tough and dense and may be used in
aqueous corrosion environments at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
WOKA 3654
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion and abrasion. Coatings are smooth, tough and dense and may be used in
aqueous corrosion environments at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
Diamalloy 5849
Chemistry: WC 10Co 4Cr
Particle Size: -45 + 11 µm (-325 + 11 µm)
Morphology: Sintered and Crushed
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Resistant to erosion and abrasion. Recommended for use in water based solutions. The
CoCr matrix provides higher abrasion and corrosion resistance than Co matrixes. Used in the paper industry for protecting rolls
against wear in wet corrosive environments.
WOKA 3601
Chemistry: WC 9Co 5Cr 1Ni
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion, abrasion, sliding wear and corrosion. Coatings are smooth, tough and
dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
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WOKA 3602
Chemistry: WC 9Co 5Cr 1Ni
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000 and HV 2000, UTP Top Gun
(distributed by GTV)
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion, abrasion, sliding wear and corrosion. Coatings are smooth, tough and
dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F). This product is optimized for use with HVOF guns.
WOKA 3603
Chemistry: WC 9Co 5Cr 1Ni
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion, abrasion, sliding wear and corrosion. Coatings are smooth, tough and
dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
WOKA 3604
Chemistry: WC 9Co 5Cr 1Ni
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Produces coatings with good resistance to erosion, abrasion, sliding wear and corrosion. Coatings are smooth, tough and
dense and may be used at service temperatures up to 450 °C (840 °F).
WOKA 3201
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates coatings with high resistance to sliding wear, abrasion and fretting. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
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WOKA 3202
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000, HV 2000 UTP Top Gun
(distributed by GTV)
Generates coatings with high resistance to sliding wear, abrasion and fretting. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F). This product is optimized for use with.
WOKA 3203
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Generates coatings with high resistance to sliding wear, abrasion and fretting. Oxidation and corrosion resistance is low.
Coatings can be used at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
Diamalloy 5826
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Morphology: Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Higher toughness and fretting resistance than carbide coatings with a 12% Co resulting from the higher cobalt levels. Resists
against abrasion, erosion and sliding wear. Typical applications include aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings, extrusion
dies, exhaust fans, wire drawing capstans and impeller shafts (hard bearings) Not for use at temperatures above 500 ºC (930
ºF) or in corrosive environments.
Metco 73F
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. High toughness and fretting wear resistance. Produces compressive coatings. Well
bonded, smooth as-sprayed surfaces. Can be ground to high finishes. Applications: landing gear, shifter forks, pump seals,
dump valves, polished rod liners.
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Diamalloy 2005NS
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -53 +11 µm (-270 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Specifications: Boeing BMS 10-67, Type I Chemtronics Op. Man. 5.4.3
de Havilland DHMS C4.19 GE B50TF167, Class A
Pratt Whitney PWA 36331-2 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/69
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 39660 Volvo PM 819-63
Suitable for hard chrome replacement. Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt
levels. For protection against sliding wear, hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in
corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners (gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings,
extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
Diamalloy 2006
Chemistry: WC 17Co
Particle Size: -30 +5.5 µm
Morphology: Spray Dried / Sintered
Suitable for hard chrome replacement. Higher toughness and fretting resistance than 12% Co coatings due to higher cobalt
levels. For protection against sliding wear, hammer wear, abrasion and fretting. Do not use above 500ºC (930ºF) or in
corrosive media. Applications: mid-span stiffeners (gas turbine engine blades), aircraft flap tracks, sucker rod couplings,
extrusion dies and exhaust fans.
WOKA 3701
Chemistry: WC 20CrC 7Ni
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates dense, smooth coatings with excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings can be used at service
temperatures up to 500 °C (930 °F).
WOKA 3702
Chemistry: WC 20CrC 7Ni
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000 and HV 2000, UTP Top Gun
(distributed by GTV)
Generates dense, smooth coatings with excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings can be used at service
temperatures up to 500 °C (930 °F). This product is optimized for use with.
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WOKA 3703
Chemistry: WC 20CrC 7Ni
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Generates dense, smooth coatings with excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings can be used at service
temperatures up to 500 °C (930 °F).
WOKA 3704
Chemistry: WC 20CrC 7Ni
Particle Size: -30 +10 µm
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Thermico CJS
Generates dense, smooth coatings with excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance. Coatings can be used at service
temperatures up to 500 °C (930 °F).
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Excellent corrosion resistance and easy machinability. Coatings resist abrasion, fretting
and fatigue cracking.
Ideal for hard chrome replacement. Excellent corrosion resistance and easy machinability. Coatings resist abrasion, fretting
and fatigue cracking.
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WOKA 3301
Chemistry: WC 10Ni
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Generates abrasion resistant coatings that are hard and dense and resist oxidation and corrosion. Coatings can be used at
service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
WOKA 3302
Chemistry: WC 10Ni
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
Specifications: Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000 and HV 2000, UTP Top Gun
(distributed by GTV)
Generates abrasion resistant coatings that are hard and dense and resist oxidation and corrosion. Coatings can be used at
service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F). This product is optimized for use with.
WOKA 3303
Chemistry: WC 10Ni
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: Sulzer Metco Water-Cooled Diamond Jet®
Generates abrasion resistant coatings that are hard and dense and resist oxidation and corrosion. Coatings can be used at
service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F).
WOKA 3501
Chemistry: WC 17Ni
Particle Size: -53 +20 µm (-270 mesh +20 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Agglomerated and Sintered
HVOF Guns: GTV K2, Deloro Stellite Jet Kote
Distribution of tungsten carbide and nickel is very uniform. Coatings generated are resistant to fretting under impact and
frictional loading at service temperatures up to 480 °C (900 °F). Coatings can be used in radioactive environments.
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These alloys contain boron and silicon as temperature suppressants that allow these materials to be fused (remelted)
in normal atmospheres after the coating is applied. The fusing procedure coalesces the coating into an essentially
pore-free, fully dense surface that is metallurgically bonded to the substrate. Coatings are typically fused by oxy-
acetylene touches, furnace or induction. Proper (slow) cooling is critical to prevent cracking. The resulting coatings
have high impact resistance and generally exhibit high hot hardness, low ductility and high thermal expansion
coefficients. Industries commonly using these coatings are agriculture and glass moulding.
Diamalloy 2001
Chemistry: Ni 17Cr 4Fe 4Si 3.5B 1C
Particle Size: -45 +15 µm (-325 mesh +15 µm)
Morphology: Spheroidal, Gas Atomized
HVOF Guns: Diamond Jet®, Sulzer Metco WokaJet®, Sulzer Metco WokaStar®, Praxair / Tafa JP 5000
Can be used in the as-sprayed or fused condition. Coatings are dense, hard and essentially oxide free. Very dense self-fluxing
alloy coatings. Readily coalesce during fusing. Resistant to abrasive grains, hard surfaces, cavitation, particle erosion and
fretting. Offers the best corrosion resistance of all the self-fluxing alloys. Applications: cam followers, wear rings and utility
exhaust fans.
Diamalloy 2002
Chemistry: (WC 12Co) 33Ni 9Cr 3.5Fe 2Si 2B 0.5C
Particle Size: -45 +11 µm (-325 mesh +11µm)
Morphology: Blend
Coatings are very dense and effectively resist wear by abrasive grains, hard surfaces, particle erosion/abrasion and fretting at
temperatures to 540ºC (1000ºF).
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost. Aluminum coatings
sprayed using this process have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater
thicknesses than coatings applied using other processes. The repair and restoration of aluminum and magnesium
substrates are key applications and are alternatives to flame sprayed aluminum alloys for seal areas. The addition of
silicon improves hardness when exposed to higher temperatures as a result of aging of the aluminum alloy; however,
this aging does not affect coating integrity.
Metco Aluminum AW
Chemistry: Al 99.0%
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Resulting coatings are resistant to atmospheric, chemical and heat corrosion. Coatings are also electrical and heat conductive.
Metco Aluminum
Chemistry: Al 99.0%
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge), 2 mm (5/64”) or 2.3 mm (11 gauge)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type VI (made to order only)
Volvo PM 819-09 (made to order only)
Resulting coatings are resistant to atmospheric, chemical and heat corrosion. Coatings are also electrical and heat conductive.
EU Metco AlMg
Chemistry: Al 5Mg
Wire Size: 2.3 mm (11 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Produces coatings having very good corrosion protection in seawater or weak alkaline solutions. Recommended for use in
offshore applications.
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Metco SF Aluminum AW
Chemistry: Al 6Si
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings are harder but somewhat less corrosion resistant than pure aluminum. Sprays faster than pure aluminum and
produces coatings which are dense and fine in texture. Recommended for machine element repair / restoration of dimension,
aircraft inlet cases and seal area and flange repairs on gearboxes.
Produces coatings that are harder and slightly denser than both pure aluminum and Metco SF Aluminum AW wire, but
somewhat less corrosion resistant. Excellent general purpose wire for salvage and restoration of aluminum and magnesium
components, such as aircraft inlet cases, gearbox seals and flanges.
EU Metco AlSi
Chemistry: Al 12Si
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Produces coatings that are harder and slightly denser than both pure aluminum and Metco SF Aluminum AW wire, but
somewhat less corrosion resistant. Excellent general purpose wire for salvage and restoration of aluminum and magnesium
components, such as aircraft inlet cases, gearbox seals and flanges.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost. Copper coatings
sprayed using this process have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater
thicknesses than coatings applied using other processes. Key applications for aluminum bronze are for repair and
restoration of copper based substrates. Pure copper coatings exhibit excellent electrical conductivity. Some
applications may benefit from the use of an alternative gas to air to aid in the reduction of oxygen and oxides in these
copper based coatings.
Metco Copper AW
Chemistry: Cu 99.8%
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Coatings can be used for electrical work (carbon brushes, resistors), replacing copper in copper brazing; decorative coatings
and as protective coatings for drill samples during shipping and handling from oil drilling sites to laboratory.
EU Metco Copper
Chemistry: Cu 99.8%
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Coatings can be used for electrical work (carbon brushes, resistors), replacing copper in copper brazing; decorative coatings
and as protective coatings for drill samples during shipping and handling from oil drilling sites to laboratory.
EU Sprabronze® P
Chemistry: Cu 5Al
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
"Phosphor" type bronze which produces coatings that are not as hard as other Sprabronze materials. Recommended in
applications where a good color match to the substrate material is desirable.
Sprabronze® AA
Chemistry: Cu 9Al 1Fe
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: SNECMA DMR 33.055 (made to order)
Produce dense, wear resistant coatings which are especially good for machine element work. Coatings have twice the strength
and hardness of other bronzes.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost. Iron based coatings
sprayed using this process have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater
thicknesses than coatings applied using other processes. Iron based arc coatings are used for salvage and repair of
cast iron, alloyed steel and stainless steel substrates. The addition of carbon results in increased wear and hardness,
while nickel and chromium improves corrosion and oxidation resistance. The addition of molybdenum can also prove
beneficial to corrosion control, as well as improving friction and sliding wear characteristics. Some applications may
benefit from the use of an alternative gas to air to aid in the reduction of oxygen and oxides in the coating.
EU Sprasteel® 80
Chemistry: Fe 0.7Mn 0.80C 0.04P 0.04S
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Produces surfaces with very good traction and anti-skid characteristics, with high wear resistance.
Metcoloy® 2
Chemistry: Fe 13Cr 0.5Si 0.5Ni 0.5Mn 0.35C
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge), 2 mm (5/64”)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type V (made to order)
Rolls Royce OMAT 3/277A
High chromium stainless steel wire. Excellent wearing qualities and fair corrosion resistance. The best all-purpose steel for
machine element work.
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Metcoloy® 5
Chemistry: Fe 18Cr 8.5Mn 5Ni 1Si 0.15C
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type IV (made to order)
Austenitic, low carbon stainless steel. Resists corrosion and has low shrinkage and good machinability.
Produces hard, partially amorphous coatings that are corrosion and abrasive wear resistant, with service temperatures of up to
927°C (1700°F). High chrome-like finishes can be obtained by grinding and lapping.
EU Metcoloy® 4
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2Mn 1Si 0.08C
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
High chromium stainless steel wire. Excellent abrasion wear resistance and fair corrosion resistance. High hardness material.
Applications: machine element repair or restoration of dimension for agricultural, paper, printing, textile manufacture or power
generation components.
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Low-cost alternative for molybdenum having high interparticle cohesive bond strength compared to pure molybdenum.
Applications: piston rings, synchronizer rings, transmission ring gears, piston shafts.
Produces hard, partially amorphous coatings that are corrosion and abrasive wear resistant, with service temperatures of up to
538°C (1000°F).
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost. Molybdenum based
coatings sprayed using this process have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to
greater thicknesses than coatings applied using other processes. Molybdenum based arc coatings produce hard
surfaces that are resistant to abrasion, galling and scuffing and exhibit a very low coefficient of friction.
Recommended for sliding wear applications where a low coefficient of friction is required, particularly against iron. Offers good
resistance to abrasion and high resistance to galling and scuffing. Similar to Metco Sprabond.
EU Sprabond®
Chemistry: Mo 99.9+
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Pure metal wire
Recommended for sliding wear applications where a low coefficient of friction is required, particularly against iron. Offers good
resistance to abrasion and high resistance to galling and scuffing.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost. Coatings sprayed
using this process have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater
thicknesses than coatings applied using other processes. Applications for these materials include the repair and
restoration of nickel based components, including superalloy components when a wire of similar chemistry is chosen
as the coating material. Other applications are as bond coats for thermal barrier materials and coatings to combat
oxidation and hot corrosion.
Primarily used as a bond coat. Suitable for dimension restoration on nickel and nickel alloys. Resists oxidation.
High temperature resistance to oxidation and corrosion and self bonding. Undercoat for final coatings of ceramics.
Recommended for salvage and build-up of worn or mismatched parts.
Similar to Inconel 625. Superalloy wire intended for restoration of worn or mismachined Inconel 625 components. Oxidation
and corrosion resistant up to 1000ºC (1850ºF). Excellent resistance to sea water, with high bond strength and fast build-up
rates. Quality finishes readily obtained from machining or grinding. Applications: Machine element repair and dimensional
restoration for agricultural, petrochemical, maritime or power generation components. (Inconel is a registered trademark of
INCO)
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Similar to Hastelloy 276. Resists attack by strong acids (ex: sulfuric, hydrochloric) and organic acids. Recommended for repair
and restoration of components in severe corrosive environments. (Hastelloy is a registered trademark of Haynes International
Inc.)
Metco 470 AW
Chemistry: Ni 25Fe 15Cr
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Self-bonding. For use as a bond-coat and general repair on annealed or hardened carbon or alloy steels, aluminum, nickel,
cast iron, titanium, Kovar®*, columbium and tantalum.
(*Kovar is a registered trademark of Carpenter Technologies Corporation)
Recommended for salvage and build-up of both machinable and grindable carbon steels. Wear and particle resistance. Used
for high strength and low-shrink coating requirements and self-bonding.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost and the resulting
coatings have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater thicknesses than
coatings applied using other processes. Typical applications for tin based electric arc wire coatings are as a material
that can be readily soldered for electrical connections and as a protective surface that is resistant to the effects of
certain foodstuffs. In addition, certain tin based alloys are suitable as a replacement for lead in certain bearing
applications.
Sprababbitt® A
Chemistry: Sn 7.5Sb 3.5Cu 0.25Pb
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings are dense and particularly suitable for high speed and heavy duty bearings.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost and the resulting
coatings have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater thicknesses than
coatings applied using other processes. Titanium based materials can be used for corrosion resistance and as a
biologically compatible material in medical implant applications.
Metco Titanium
Chemistry: Ti 99.8+
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge)
Morphology: Pure metal wire
Recommended as a corrosion resistant coating material or for medical implant applications. May be used as a bond coat for
hydroxylapatite coatings.
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The benefits of electric arc wire spray are high spray rates combined with low consumable cost and the resulting
coatings have excellent machinability, low internal coating stresses and can be sprayed to greater thicknesses than
coatings applied using other processes. Zinc materials provide sacrificial corrosion protection for a wide range of
applications, including large structures such as bridges and other infrastructures. In zinc aluminum coatings, the zinc rich
phase provides cathodic protection to noble substrates, such as steel, while the aluminum rich phase allows passive
protection against corrosive, atmospheric environments. The maximum service temperature of Zn/Al is 315 °C (600 °F).
Metco Zinc AW
Chemistry: Zn 99.9% +
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge) or 2 mm (5/64”)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Used for the protection of iron and steel against corrosion both in atmosphere and when immersed in either fresh or salt water.
Small uncoated areas are protected electrolytically by zinc better than aluminum. Recommended as a primer on surfaces that
will be painted.
Metco Zinc
Chemistry: Zn 99.9% +
Wire Size: 1.45 mm (15 gauge), 2 mm (5/64”) or 2.3 mm (11 gauge)
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Used for the protection of iron and steel against corrosion both in atmosphere and when immersed in either fresh or salt water.
Small uncoated areas are protected electrolytically by zinc better than aluminum. Recommended as a primer on surfaces that
will be painted.
EU Metco Zn/Al
Chemistry: 85Zn 15Al
Wire Size: 1.62 mm (14 gauge), 2.3 mm (11 gauge)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings provide better corrosion protection than pure zinc. Used to protect iron and steel structures against atmospheric
corrosion and in fresh or salt water environments. Recommended as a primer for surfaces to be painted. Not recommended for
use with Sulzer Metco SmartArc® or ValuArc™ systems.
Aluminum coatings provide protection against corrosive atmospheric environments. Aluminum silicon coatings are
used for repair and restoration of aluminum based substrates and for low temperature abradable seal applications in
compressors. The addition of silicon in the aluminum alloy provides improved machining capability over coatings of
pure aluminum. Coating hardness will vary with application temperature and during the service life of the coating;
however this will not affect the integrity of the coating structure.
Metco Aluminum
Chemistry: Al 99.0%
Wire Size: 1.45 mm (15 gauge), 2 mm (5/64”), 2.3 mm (11 gauge), 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type VI (made to order only)
Volvo PM 819-09 (made to order only)
Resistant to atmospheric, chemical and heat corrosion. Coatings are also electrical and heat conductive.
Metco SF Aluminum
Chemistry: Al 6Si
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type VIII (made to order only)
SNECMA DMR 33.053 (made to order only)
Volvo PM 819-06 (made to order only)
Coatings are harder but somewhat less corrosion resistant than pure Al coatings. SF aluminum sprays faster than Aluminum
and produces coatings that are denser and finer in texture.
Coatings are harder but somewhat less corrosion resistant than pure aluminum coatings. SF aluminum sprays faster than
aluminum and produces coatings that are denser and finer in texture.
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Coatings of pure copper provide good conductivity for electrical applications. Copper alloy coatings are used for
machine element work, salvage, repair and restoration of copper based substrates. If the coating is applied to a steel
substrate, sealing is recommended to minimize the possibility of a galvanic reaction of the coating with the substrate.
Metco Copper
Chemistry: Cu 99.8%
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Coatings can be used for electrical work (carbon brushes, resistors), replacing copper in copper brazing; decorative coatings
and as protective coatings for drill samples during shipping and handling from oil drilling sites to laboratory.
Sprabronze® AA
Chemistry: Cu 9Al 1Fe
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Produces dense, wear resistant coatings which are especially good for machine element work. Coatings have twice the
strength and hardness of other bronzes.
Sprabronze® TM
Chemistry: Cu 40Zn 0.8Sn 0.75Fe 0.24Mn
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Tobin type bronze which is widely used for metallizing work. More difficult to machine than Sprabronze AA.
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Sulzer Metco Sprasteel® products are carbon and low alloy steel wires appropriate for general purpose wear
applications. Higher Sprasteel numbers have higher carbon content and, therefore, higher hardness and wear
resistance. Carbon difference will effect coating hardness and wear resistance. LS designation indicates “low shrink”.
The Metcoloy® brand of wire materials are stainless steel alloys. All of these products are appropriate for general
restoration, salvage and build-up of worn and mis-machined components, with harder alloys providing additional wear
resistance.
EU Sprasteel® 25
Chemistry: Fe 0.6Mn 0.23C 0.04P 0.04S
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings are more wear resistant than those of Sprasteel 10 with a high shrink rate
EU Sprasteel® 80
Chemistry: Fe 0.7Mn 0.80C 0.04P 0.04S
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Sprasteel® LS
Chemistry: Fe 4Ni 2Mn 1.5Mo 1.5Cr 0.04C 0.03P 0.03S
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications:
Premium steel. Most versatile and satisfactory metallizing steel available for applications where the coatings must be
machined. Thicker build-up. Less prone to shrinkage cracks.
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Metcoloy® 2
Chemistry: Fe 13Cr 0.5Si 0.5Ni 0.5Mn 0.35C
Wire Size: 2.3 mm (11 gauge), 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type V (made to order only)
High chromium stainless steel wire. Excellent wearing qualities and fair corrosion resistance. The best all-purpose steel for
machine element work.
Metcoloy® 4
Chemistry: Fe 17Cr 12Ni 2.5Mo 2Mn 1Si 0.08C
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16“)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Metcoloy® 5
Chemistry: Fe 18Cr 8.5Mn 5Ni 1Si 0.15C
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045, Type V (made to order only)
Austenitic, low carbon stainless steel. Resists corrosion and has low shrinkage and good machinability.
EU Metcoloy® 1
Chemistry: Fe 18Cr 8Ni 2Mn 0.75Si 0.08C 0.03P 0.03S
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16”)
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Very low carbon stainless steel material with good wear properties and high corrosion resistance. Produces excellent machine
finish.
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Lead based coatings provide a self-lubricating bearing surface and exhibit good resistance to acids and other strong
reagents. If used on steel substrates, the use of a sealer is recommended to minimize the effects of a galvanic
reaction of the coating with the substrate. Customers considering the use of these materials are strongly advised to
research local regulations on the transportation, handling and processing of materials containing lead. Similar
materials that are tin based may be an acceptable alternative to lead based materials.
EU Sprababbitt® L
Chemistry: Pb 12.5Sb 9.2Sn 0.5Cu
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings provide good conformity and run-in conditions in applications with relatively low load-bearing stresses and moderate
temperatures.
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Molybdenum based wire coatings produce hard, lubricious surfaces that are resistant to abrasion, galling and scuffing
and exhibit a very low coefficient of friction. These characteristics are the result of of molybdenum oxide formation on
the surface. Key applications for this material are for automotive and other transportation equipment components.
EU Sprabond®
Chemistry: Mo 99.9%
Wire Size: 1.45 mm (15 gauge), 2.3 mm (11 gauge) or 3.2 mm (1/8"),
Coatings are self-lubricating. Applications: synchron rings, shifter forks and piston rings.
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Applications for nickel aluminum based wires include salvage and repair of nickel based substrates and as a self-
bonding, oxidation resistant, bond coat for other coating materials such as thermal barriers and abradables. Nickel
copper based materials (Monel) is used for corrosion prevention in various non-acidic environments. When used on
steel substrates, Monel materials should be sealed for best results.
Metco Nickel
Chemistry: Ni 99.7%
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Can be used for restoration and coating of machine elements such as pump components, seal rings and valve components
where nickel is corrosion resistant within the service environment.
Metco 405-1
Chemistry: Ni 20Al
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Composite Wire
Better self-bonding material than molybdenum wire, particularly with regards to strength. Coatings are dense, resistant to
oxidation, high temperature and temperature changes.
Metco 405NS
Chemistry: Ni 20Al
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Composite Wire
Specifications: AWS C.25/C.2.25 GE B50TF69, Class A
Honeywell M3952 Honeywell Allied Signal FP 5045AB, Type II
Pratt Whitney PWA 1334 Rolls-Royce MSRR 9507/101
Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 70013 SNECMA DMR 33.050
Volvo PM 819-08
Better self-bonding material than molybdenum wire, particularly with regards to strength. Coatings are dense, resistant to
oxidation, high temperature and temperature changes.
Metco 402
Chemistry: Ni 20Al 20Fe 4Cr 4 other
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Composite Wire
Especially developed to produce thin, self-bonding, hard "stainless" coatings with good wear, corrosion and oxidation
resistance.
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EU Metco Monel
Chemistry: Ni 30Cu
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Used for corrosion protection against brine or lye solutions; however should not be used in acidic environments. Easily finished
after coating.
EU Metcoloy® 33
Chemistry: Ni 22.5Fe 16Cr 1.5Si
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
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Silver alloy wire coatings produce somewhat soft, ductile and malleable surfaces that are good conductors of heat and
electricity.
Silvaloy
Chemistry: 30Ag 38Cu 32Zn
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Specifications: AWS BAG-20 GE B20A4
Silvaloy alloy used as a soft abradable material in the compressor section of turbine engines, or for electrical contact surfaces.
(Silvaloy is a trademark of Wolverine Joining Technologies)
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Tin based coating materials are generally used for soft bearing applications and solderable surfaces for electrical
connections and in the food industry to combat the corrosive effects of certain foodstuffs. As a result of it’s low melting
point, tin based materials can be sprayed onto non-metallic substrates such as wood and plaster.
Metco Tin
Chemistry: Sn 99.9%
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Block tin wire. Applications: protection of food vessels, repair of glass-lined tanks and solderable surfaces for electrical
connections.
Sprababbitt® A
Chemistry: Sn 7.5Sb 3.5Cu 0.25Pb
Wire Size: 3.2 mm (1/8") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings are dense and particularly suitable for high speed and heavy duty bearings.
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Zinc materials provide sacrificial corrosion protection for a wide range of applications, including large structures such
as bridges and other infrastructures. In zinc aluminum coatings, the zinc rich phase provides cathodic protection to
noble substrates, such as steel, while the aluminum rich phase allows passive protection against corrosive industrial
atmospheric environments. The maximum service temperature of Zn/Al is 315 °C (600 °F).
Metco Zinc
Chemistry: Zn 99.9% +
Wire Size: 1.45 mm (15 gauge), 2 mm (5/64"), 2.3 mm (11 gauge), 3.2 mm (1/8"), 4 mm (5/32") or 4.8 mm (3/16")
Morphology: Pure Metal Wire
Used for the protection of iron and steel against corrosion both in atmosphere and when immersed in either fresh or salt water.
Small uncoated areas are protected electrolytically by zinc better than aluminum. Can be used as a primer on surfaces that will
be painted.
EU Metco Zn/Al
Chemistry: 85Zn 15Al
Wire Size: 2.3 mm (11 gauge) or 3.2 mm (1/8")
Morphology: Alloy Wire
Coatings provide better corrosion protection than pure zinc. Used to protect iron and steel structures against atmospheric
corrosion and in fresh or salt water environments. Recommended as a primer for surfaces to be painted.
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Sealants are materials that penetrate the pores of thermal spray coatings. Once dried and cured, these sealants form a
protective barrier to gases and liquids. This is especially important in situations where a galvanic potential between the
coating and the substrate is a concern. Sealers are often recommended for porous coating systems, such as ceramics,
that will be used in liquid or atmospheric chemical environments, and for metallic coatings that have higher nobility than
the substrate. Coatings that are anodic with respect to the substrate may be sealed to improve coating service life.
Metcoseal® AP
Size: 0.95 liter (1 quart) or 1 liter (1.06 quart)
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Air drying phenolic sealer. High resistance to most organic chemicals except alkalis. Good continuous heat resistance at 145 -
205°C (300 - 400°F) and intermittently at 205 - 260°C (400 - 500°F).
Metcoseal® ERS
Size: 0.95 liter (1 quart), 2 component kit
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Two component, epoxy based sealer with no volatile organic compounds (VOC). Resistant to inorganic and organic acids,
bases, alkalis, water and many organic solvents. Recommended for more severe environments. Dielectric strength: 440
volts/mil. Can be heated to 40º C (100º F) to increase penetration and reduce viscosity. Good heat resistance to 150ºC
(360ºF).
Metcoseal® SA
Size: 3.8 liter (1 gallon) or 4 liter (1.06 gallon)
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Air drying, silicone resin containing aluminum flake. Excellent sealer for atmospheric exposure to 480ºC (900ºF).
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Metcoseal® URS
Size: 0.95 liter (1 quart), single component kit
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Single component urethane sealer with only 4g/l volatile organic compounds (VOC). Resistant to inorganic and organic acids,
water, alkalis, solvents and aromatic hydrocarbons. Low-cost all purpose sealer; dielectric strength: 250 volts/mil. Good
resistance to 200ºC (400ºF).
Inert, petroleum base, microcrystalline wax for sealing and lubrication of sprayed coatings. Resistant to salt, fresh water, most
acids and bases but not to hydrocarbons and solvents. Melts at 85º C (185º F).
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Masking tapes and liquid masking compounds prevent the adherence of the coating on those surfaces where it is not
required. They are designed to withstand the temperatures and particle impact associated with thermal spray
processes. When choosing masking materials for the HVOF process, the effects of exceptionally high particle impact
must be considered. Adhesive tapes are convenient for simple geometries. Liquid masking compounds can be used
on geometries that are more complex. These masking materials are not appropriate for ChamPro® spray processes.
Metco Anti-bond
Size: 0.95 liter (1 quart)
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Prevents undesirable bonding of particles deposited using the ThermoSpray, Metallizing and Plasma process. Water soluble.
Easy to apply and remove. Will not run or bleed when heated. Prevents bonding in low energy coating systems. Water based.
Prevents undesirable bonding of hot particles. Double-face tape made with a high-grade, heat-resistant fabric, coated on both
sides with a high temperature, pressure sensitive silicone adhesive.
Prevents undesirable bonding of hot particles. Double-face tape made with a high-grade, heat-resistant fabric, coated on both
sides with a high temperature, pressure sensitive silicone adhesive.
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Prevents undesirable bonding of hot particles. Double-face tape made with a high-grade, heat-resistant fabric, coated on both
sides with a high temperature, pressure sensitive silicone adhesive.
High performance masking tape that provides greater protection capabilities for all flame spray processes. Easy to use with an
easily remove crepe paper release liner for ease of handling
EU AMDRY T-3325
Size: 25 mm x 33 m (0.98 in. x 36 yards)
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Masking tape to prevent the undesirable bonding of hot particles. Coated on both sides with a high temperature adhesive.
EU AMDRY T-3350
Size: 50 mm x 33 m (2 in. x 36 yards)
Processes: Air Plasma, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire
Masking tape to prevent the undesirable bonding of hot particles. Coated on both sides with a high temperature adhesive.
EU AMDRY AL-3325
Size: 25 mm x 33 m (1 in. x 36 yards)
Processes: Air Plasma, HVOF
Adhesive masking tape with aluminum foil and increased temperature resistance for air plasma and HVOF-spraying.
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Relatively coarse, sharp clean abrasives are required for to prepare substrate surfaces for thermal spray applications.
Aluminum oxide grit (Metcolite®) is recommended for surfaces with a hardness of Rc 40 or greater. The resulting
surface profile is determined by the size of the grit, which should be appropriately chosen for the application. Grit
blasted surfaces should be properly cleaned prior to coating to insure proper bonding of the coating.
EU Metcolite® 14
Size: 14 grit
Processes: Air Plasma, ChamPro, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire, HVOF
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 29005
Aluminum oxide blast abrasive developed for optimum hardness and durability. Particles are blocky and sharp-edged.
Metcolite® C
Size: 20 grit
Processes: Air Plasma, ChamPro, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire, HVOF
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 29005
Aluminum oxide blast abrasive developed for optimum hardness and durability. Particles are blocky and sharp-edged.
Metcolite® F
Size: 24 grit
Processes: Air Plasma, ChamPro, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire, HVOF
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 29005
Aluminum oxide blast abrasive developed for optimum hardness and durability. Particles are blocky and sharp-edged.
EU Metcolite® F36
Size: 36 grit
Processes: Air Plasma, ChamPro, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire, HVOF
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 29005
Aluminum oxide blast abrasive developed for optimum hardness and durability. Particles are blocky and sharp-edged.
Metcolite® VF
Size: 54 grit
Processes: Air Plasma, ChamPro, Combustion Powder, Combustion Wire, Electric Arc Wire, HVOF
Specifications: Rolls-Royce Allison EMS 29005
Aluminum oxide blast abrasive developed for optimum hardness and durability. Particles are blocky and sharp-edged.
Notes
Notes
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