Micro-PTA powder cladding on a hot work tool steel
by Z. Sun, Z.H. Huang
International Journal of Materials and Product Technology (IJMPT), Vol. 13, No. 3/4/5/6, 1998

Abstract: The plasma transferred arc (FTA) powder cladding process is widely used to manufacture and repair various components where sufficient wear and/or corrosion resistance is required. The process has many advantages, such as low dilution, wide range availability of powder filler materials, and ease of automation. In this paper, micro-PTA powder cladding on a hot work tool steel was investigated. Two powders were tested. The results demonstrated that micro-FTA is a feasible process for cladding hot work tool steels and can be used to repair precision components.

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