Cobalt-based alloys for wood cutting applications
A cobalt-based alloy and cobalt-rich technology, which can be used in wood processing tools, rotary cutting tools, metal sawing equipment, etc., and can solve the problems of unsuitable wood cutting applications
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[0040] Example 1 - Cobalt-Based Alloy Cutting Tip
[0041] shown in Figure 7 The C150-240 tip in is formed from a cobalt-based alloy with the composition described in Section I herein. Cutting tests were performed using a 10" VDA saw with a 17.125" diameter and 42 teeth. The hook angle is 30° and rises to cut SPF wood. No tip breakage and chipping was observed, and the cobalt-based alloy tip was better than the Stellite TM 12 counterparts are 25-30% sharper. The tip is well grounded and after 8 hours of cutting the saw maintained its sharpness and was better than the Stellite TM 12 A comparison saw is sharper. Therefore, after 8 hours of cutting, Stellite TM 12 saws require sharpening, whereas saws employing the cobalt-based alloys described herein do not require sharpening for subsequent use.
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[0042] Example 2 - Cobalt-Based Alloy Cutting Tip
[0043] The WG7140 European style tip was formed from a cobalt-based alloy having the composition described in Section I herein. Cutting tests were performed using a larger VDA saw with a 19" diameter and 35 teeth. The hook angle was 28° and was raised to cut spruce, pine, and balsam woods. It should be noted that the tips formed from the cobalt-based alloys described herein were much sharper than Stellite TM The 12 tip is easier to sharpen and the tip looks better than the Stellite TM 12 The tip is sharper. Cobalt-based alloy tips required minimal sharpening after 16 to 24 hours of cutting, indicating high wear resistance.
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[0044] Example 3 - Cobalt-Based Alloy Cutting Tip
[0045] A 250x0.140 triangular cutting tip was formed from a cobalt-based alloy having the composition described in Section I herein. Cutting tests were performed with a saw having a 22" diameter and 24 teeth. The hook angle was 30° and was raised to cut cedar wood. The test was performed on dirty wood in the cold winter. The cutting tip lasted a full day of cutting (8-9 hours), without replacement.
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