Hard facing term is used commonly in industry to surface the component which wear our fast & effect the OEE. The concept of hard facing directly indicates the performance of the used alloys with hardness which is not true in many senses.
We at Excel Craft follow the systematic approach which includes study the wear factors causing damage to the component & select the suitable alloys withstanding the wear factors in place. We consider the wear factors in the first place than every thing follows.
S.No | Product Name | Description | Download |
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01 | Excel Bond 004 | For buffer layer on hard face deposits | Click here to Download |
02 | Excel Cote B2 | For Friction wear coating-machinable | Click here to Download |
03 | Excel Hard 02 | For Moderate abrasion & impact | Click here to Download |
04 | Excel Hard 006 | For extreme abrasion & temp 200⁰C. | Click here to Download |
05 | Excel Hard 007 | For High abrasion & low impact | Click here to Download |
06 | Excel Hard 008 PR | For High resistance to abrasion and friction | Click here to Download |
07 | Excel Hard 009 PR | For High resistance to abrasion and friction | Click here to Download |
08 | Excel Hard 010 AR | Highly appreciated for their strength, toughness, and crack resistance. | Click here to Download |
09 | Excel Hard 0176 | For extreme abrasion & temp 600⁰C | Click here to Download |
10 | Excel Hard 5176 | For extreme abrasion & temp 800⁰C | Click here to Download |
11 | Excel Hard HSS | For frictional wear & temp 550⁰ | Click here to Download |
12 | Excel Hard 347 | High toughness & heat resistant up to 650°C | Click here to Download |