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What is Nickel?

Nickel is one of five metals in the ferromagnetic group, also known as Nickel, with the chemical symbol Ni. Nickel is white-silver in color, usually in the form of compounds. Because in its compound form it is inert to oxygen gas while in its pure form it is reactive to oxygen. Nickel is hard, glossy and smooth, malleable and malleable, melting at a high temperature of 1455oC.

Characteristics of Nickel based alloy powder:

Nickel-based alloy powder is a material composed mainly of Nickel and some other alloys. Nickel-based alloy powders are known for their excellent corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance and durability. They are often used in high temperature environments due to their superior heat resistance.

Nickel alloy is resistant to metal corrosion, is ductile, has electronic properties and is attractive, it can withstand harsh environments, providing performance at temperatures > 1000oC.

Apply for different technology:
– HVOF / HVAF
– Plasma Transfer Arc (PTA)
– Laser Cladding

Popular types of Nickel based powder:

Nickel (Ni) and Chromium (Cr) alloys: have extremely effective corrosion resistance, heat resistance, and great bearing capacity. Alloys between Nickel and Chromium are now quite popular, especially grade 625.

– Inconel 625
– Inconel 718

Name Ni C Si B Fe Cr Mo Others Typical HRC Typical Hv
PD Ni-20 Bal. 0,03 2,4 1,4 0,4 20 230 •  For surface welding on cast iron and bronze

•  Ideal for glas moulds

PD Ni-32 Bal. 0,25 3,0 1,0 2,4 5,6 Al=1,0 32 310 •  For surface welding on cast iron and bronze

•  Ideal for glas moulds and oil & gas mud motor bearings

PD Ni-38 Bal. Max 0,07 3,0 2,1 Max 0,8 38 380 •  Used as buffer layer/build up alloy•  Matrix material for composites

•  Ideal for oil & gas stabilizers

PD Ni-42 Bal. 0,25 3,5 1,6 2,5 7,5 42 425 •  For wear resistant coatings•  Medium to hard welds achievable

•  Used as matrix material for composites

•  Ideal for oil & gas and mining & construction applications

PD Ni-52 Bal. 0,45 3,9 2,3 2,9 11,0 52 550
PD Ni-54 Bal. 0,90 5,3 2,05 5,4 17,8 54 590
PD Ni-49 Bal. Max 0,06 3,0 2,9 0,2 49 510
PD Ni-62 Bal. 0,75 4,3 3,1 3,7 14,8 62 810
PD Ni-60 Bal. 0,60 3,7 2,8 3,5 14,2 W=9,5 60 720
PD Ni-625

(Inconel 626)

Bal. Max 0,03 0,40 1,4 21,5 9,0 Nb=3,8 200 •  Excellent corrosion protection•  Used as buffer layer
PD Ni-718

(Inconel 718)

Bal. 0,05 Max 0,35 Max 0,006 Max 1,5 19,0 3,05 Nb=5,15 Ti=0,9 Al=0,5 Co=0,5 Depen­ding on post heat tre­atment • Age hardenable, high-temperature and corrosion resistance•  Ideal for aerospace and stationary gas turbines, oilfield applications