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Metco 450/NiGr on Aluminum?
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06-27-2011, 03:10 AM
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Metco 450/NiGr on Aluminum?
I am struggling to figure out whether or not metco 450 bond coat / 75/25 NiGr is a good idea on the ID of a 3" aluminum bore (grade C355).
The part will operate at 325F with excursions over 400F. Does anyone have experience with mismatched coefficients of expansion? We had a test part failure at the substrate / bond coat interface and are debating whether it debonded due to mechanical stress or never bonded due to an unknown spray or prep issue. Any suggestions for a bond coat / abradeable top coating on aluminum at sporty temperatures? Is Metco 480 a safer bet than 450? Thanks in advance! This board is a fantastic resource. |
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06-27-2011, 04:44 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-27-2011 04:45 AM by kschewe.)
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RE: Metco 450/NiGr on Aluminum?
450 or 480 is fine on aluminum at that temp. Many oems use that. Sometimes i also use moly on aluminum as a bond coat. Don't preheat the aluminum and make sure its gritblasted with coarse grit. Don't overheat the substrate, 300F max
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07-01-2011, 12:06 AM
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RE: Metco 450/NiGr on Aluminum?
AL Bronze is the best bond coat for Aluminium substrates.
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