HC 1670 TUNGSTEN
The Directional Anisotropic Global spec Tungsten wear plate is a specific purpose of wear plate to increase life cycle over traditional chrome carbide wear plate. Suited for fixed plant for HIGH WEAR ABRASION with MEDIUM to LOW IMPACT applications. The matrix structure is an Austenitic high chrome carbide saturation of more than 35% of chrome, which meets the ASTM G65-04 dry sand rubber wheel test of fewer than 0.15 grams loss.
Wear Plate Specifications
Anisotropic Global spec wear-resistant steel is a Bi-metallic hard-facing surface of up to 700 HV of the hardness of HYPER EUTECTIC chemistry bonded to Mild steel A36 backing plate for easy methods of installation. OEM series sheet size 9.180’ x 6.700’.
Overlay Material Type
The Anisotropic Global spec series is a high saturation of M7C3 carbides of an austenite matrix and complies with the AS2576-2355 STD.
A36 Backing Plate Material
The standard A36 steel backing plate is ideal for multiple installations methods. The backing plate is in a variety of thicknesses to suit all applications.
Metallurgical Testing Type
The Anisotropic Global spec series of wear-resistant steel complies with the ASTM G65 sand wheel test procedure with a chromium carbide of M7C3 saturation with less than 0.15 grams loss.
Thermal Expansion Relief Cracks
The Anisotropic Global spec series of wear resistance steel has inherent cracks due to the metallurgical structure of the high chrome, these cracks are not structural cracks that will cause the plate to break. These cracks are Thermal expansion relief cracks and enhance bending and rolling under compression. These thermal expansion Relief joints are common in most ALL CCO to wear plates and are commonly visible.