abrasion resistant flux cored wires

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In applications where equipment surfaces face intense abrasion, impact, or combined wear mechanisms, selecting a hardfacing alloy requires careful matching of deposit properties to the specific service environment to effectively extend component life.
Product Overview:
Our series of abrasion resistant flux cored wires for hardfacing is formulated to create durable overlay deposits on components subjected to various wear conditions. Available in standard diameters of 1.2mm and 1.6mm on 15 kg spools, these products support both preventive maintenance and repair operations. Custom sizes and packaging can be arranged based on confirmed project requirements.
Product Series Selection Guide:
Model: YD212 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC ≥ 50
Characteristics & Applications: Designed for room-temperature hardfacing applications. Commonly used to overlay worn surfaces on components like excavator buckets and mining machinery parts.
Model: YD256 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HB ≥ 170
Characteristics & Applications: A wire formulated for overlaying high-manganese (Hadfield) steels. Suitable for components experiencing significant impact alongside abrasion, such as those in crushers and breaker systems.
Model: YD322 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC ≥ 55
Characteristics & Applications: Applied for overlaying various punch dies and cutting tool edges. Also used to rebuild general mechanical parts where enhanced wear resistance is a primary requirement.
Model: YD888 (High Chromium Alloy) Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 55-63
Characteristics & Applications: A high-chromium alloy wire used for applying general wear-resistant surface overlays.
Model: YD707 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 60-62
Characteristics & Applications: A high-alloy wear-resistant wire. Suitable for components like brick press extruder screws and other parts subject to moderate impact with abrasion.
Model: YD998 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 66-69
Characteristics & Applications: Used for field maintenance, extensive repair welding, and manufacturing of new rollers. Specifically applied for creating wear-resistant patterns on roller press surfaces.
Model: YD999 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 75-78
Characteristics & Applications: Developed to provide a combination of high hardness, improved crack resistance, and better corrosion resistance. It is considered for applications involving moderate impact wear, such as on power plant fan blades, rotary tiller blades, and extruder screws for brick and charcoal production machines.
Model: YD818 Abrasion Resistant Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 58-62
Characteristics & Applications: Designed to deposit a high hardness overlay suitable for multi-layer applications where both high abrasion and crack resistance are needed.
Model: YD888 (Severe Abrasion) Flux Cored Wires
Typical Deposit Hardness: HRC 58-62
Characteristics & Applications: Formulated for overlaying parts under conditions of severe abrasive wears with minimal impact. Used for both the protective overlay of new components and the rebuild of worn ones, such as vertical roller mill grinding rollers and tables and other critical wear surfaces.
For Technical Consultation:
Contact our engineering support team to evaluate which abrasion resistant flux cored wires from our YD series is suited for your component's specific wear environment, base material, and operational demands in industries like mining, construction, aggregate processing, and power generation.