Wearable tubular welding rod made from tungsten carbide
A tubular electrode, tungsten carbide technology, applied in the field of wear-resistant surfacing materials, can solve the problems of poor wear resistance of bonding metal and easy to be worn, wear-resistant particles lose support, and wear-resistant performance is greatly different, etc., to achieve overall wear resistance. The effect of improving the property, lowering the melting point, and improving the weldability
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[0011] Embodiment 1: The filler of the tubular tungsten carbide welding rod consists of 70-80% of 16-40 mesh sintered tungsten carbide particles, 10-20% of 40-80 mesh cast tungsten carbide particles, 5-6% of alloy powder mixture, and organic resin 1-2% composition, wherein the composition and content of each alloy powder in the whole alloy powder are by weight: chromium Cr: 6-9%, silicon Si: 3-5%, boron B: 7-10%, nickel Ni: margin. The filler accounts for 63% by weight of the tubular electrode; the above filler is mixed and stirred, and then rolled together with cold-rolled low-carbon steel strip or nickel alloy strip or cobalt alloy strip and drawn and formed. The wet sand wear test results show that the wear resistance of the surfacing layer of the tubular tungsten carbide electrode is more than 30% higher than that of the existing similar electrodes at home and abroad.
Embodiment 2
[0012] Embodiment 2: The filler of the tubular tungsten carbide electrode consists of 70-80% of 16-40 mesh sintered tungsten carbide particles by weight, 10-20% of 40-80 mesh cast tungsten carbide particles, 2-4% of alloy powder mixture, and organic resin Composition of 0.5-2%, the composition and content of each alloy powder in the whole alloy powder are by weight: chromium Cr: 10-12%, silicon Si: 12-14%, boron B: 2-3%, manganese Mn : 13-15%, nickel Ni: balance. The filler accounts for 65% by weight of the tubular electrode. The wet sand wear test results show that the wear resistance of the surfacing layer of the tubular tungsten carbide electrode is more than 40% higher than that of the existing similar electrodes at home and abroad.
Embodiment 3
[0013] Embodiment 3: The filler of the tubular tungsten carbide electrode consists of 70-80% of 16-40 mesh sintered tungsten carbide particles, 10-20% of 40-80 mesh cast tungsten carbide particles, 2-4% of alloy powder mixture, and organic resin Composition of 0.5-2%, the composition and content of each alloy powder in the whole alloy powder are by weight: chromium Cr: 10-12%, silicon Si: 12-14%, boron B: 2-3%, manganese Mn : 13~15%, cerium oxide Ce 2 o 3 : 1 to 2%, nickel Ni: balance. The filler accounts for 65% by weight of the tubular electrode. The wet sand wear test results show that the wear resistance of the tubular tungsten carbide electrode is more than 40% higher than that of the existing similar electrodes at home and abroad.
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