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Master Bond adhesives
Trimay® Wear Plate T171 Iron-based Steel Overlay
Categories: Metal; Ferrous Metal; Stainless Steel

Material Notes: Overlay Description: T171 is a patented iron based steel overlay wear solution with a near nanoscale (submicron) microstructure. T171 is well suited for the toughest jobs in the most extreme service environments. T171 was developed in partnership with The NanoSteel® Company, Inc., an international leader in the research, development and production of nanomaterials.

Key Performance Characteristics: 68 - 71 HRc single and double pass weld deposits, Maintains high hardness after exposure to high temperatures, Exceptional resistance to severe sliding abrasion, Toughness equivalent to 400 Brinell Q&T plate

T171 is a steel alloy with a unique glass forming chemistry that allows high undercooling to be achieved during welding. This results in considerable refinement of the crystalline microstructure to a near nanosize (submicron) range. The ultra refined microstructure allows T171 to provide vastly improved hardness that lasts significantly longer than traditional carbide remedies.

High Hardness: T171 maintains maximum hardness performance of 68-71 HRc from the weld interface throughout the entire overlay in single pass applications. This allows the overlay to be fully protective throughout the volume. HRc hardness values in the micrograph were measured from a single pass T171 overlay applied to 44W/300W mild steel plate substrate.

Exceptional Wear Resistance: T171 provides exceptional resistance to severe sliding abrasion in extreme service environments. T171 can be built up to 1/2” overlay thickness in two passes as necessary with all layers providing maximum wear resistance of 0.08 - 0.10 g (+/- 0.03) mass loss in ASTM G65-04 abrasion tests.

Impact Resistance: The superior toughness of T171 results from the in-weld formation of a large quantity of refined complex borocarbide phases which are surrounded by ductile ferrite phases. The borocarbide phases are completely wetted by the matrix and prevent premature pull-out, delamination and crack nucleation. Their refined nature allows the reduction of stress concentration sites and the ductile matrix supplies effective crack blunting and bridging, resulting in improved impact resistance.

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Available Properties
  • Density
  • Hardness, Rockwell C
  • K Factor (Wear Factor), ASTM G65-04 Procedure A, [g], 6000 cycles mass loss
  • Boron, B
  • Carbon, C
  • Chromium, Cr
  • Iron, Fe
  • Manganese, Mn
  • Molybdenum, Mo
  • Niobium, Nb (Columbium, Cb)
  • Silicon, Si
  
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Trimay® Wear Plate Ltd

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