Aremco Graphi-Coat™ 623 High Temperature Specialty Coatings Inorganic, Titanium Diboride Filled

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Aremco Graphi-Coat™ 623 High Temperature Specialty Coatings Inorganic, Titanium Diboride Filled
Categories:	Ceramic; Boride; Other Engineering Material; Ceramic/Metallic Coating
Material Notes:	Aremco’s refractory coatings offer the ultimate protection of high temperature components used in the processing of ceramics, glass, metals, and plastics. Features Ultra Hi-Temp Resistance Non-Wetted by Molten Metals, Salts, Glass & Plastics High Lubricity for Easy Part Release Minimizes Cast Surface Defects Increases Mold & Die Life For Use in Oxidizing, Reducing & Vacuum Atmospheres Applications: Composite Forming Glass Forming Metal Casting Injection Molding Ceramic Hot-Pressing Metal Powder Sintering Welding Brazing Product Highlights: This patented coating is a two-part, silica-bonded, titanium diboride filled, oxidation resistant coating for protecting graphite crucibles, electrodes, and heat-treating fixtures to 2000°F (1093°C).
Key Words:	High Temperature Coatings
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