FRICTION REDUCTION
THERMAL SHOCK CAPABILITIES
RESISTANCE
TESTING
CONFORMITY
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Thermal Shock Capabilities
Withstands temperatures of -400 ° F to 1600 ° F.
At elevated temperatures above 1200 ° F, it will react with carbon monoxide, sulfur vapor and phosphorous. A bright red heat oxidation occurs in steam or alkali hydroxide atmospheres.
Hardness and wear resistance will be reduced, to some degree, at temperatures above 1400 ° F.
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Automotive
-(parts and tooling)
Casting
-(permanent & die cast)
Cutting tools
Extrusion tooling
Firearms
Fiberglass mfg - tooling
Food processing equipment
Machining & fabrication
Material handling
Marine
Metalworking
-(stamping, forming & forging)
Molding
-(rubber & plastic)
Paper manufacturing tooling
Printing
Pump manufacturing
Saw mill operations
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