Where Does The High Wear-resistance Of Surfacing Wear-resistant Steel Plate Mainly Comes From?

Surfacing wear-resistant steel plates are widely used in enterprises and are an indispensable material in the production process of many enterprises. Because of this, enterprises have high requirements for the wear resistance of this material. They all want to obtain extremely wear-resistant materials, high wear-resistant cladding and long service life. So, how can this kind of surfacing wear-resistant steel plate be considered to have high wear resistance?
The high wear resistance of surfacing wear-resistant steel plate is mainly reflected in the fact that the chemical composition of the alloy layer has a carbon content of 4~5%, a chromium content of up to 25~30%, and the volume fraction of Cr7C3 carbide in its metallographic structure reaches more than 50% , the macro hardness is HRC56~62, the hardness of chromium carbide is HV1400~1800, which is higher than the hardness of quartz in sand and stone HV800~1200. Since carbides are distributed vertically in the direction of wear, even compared with cast alloys of the same composition and hardness, the wear resistance is more than doubled.
Our company's main products include surfacing wear-resistant steel plate, bimetallic wear-resistant steel plates, cladding wear-resistant steel plates, imported wear-resistant steel plates, and the wear-resistant layer is chromium carbide alloy with up to 40-60%. It has the characteristics of high wear resistance, good impact resistance, strong deformation ability and good weldability. It is easy to process and connect, easy to install and use, and has a high cost performance.
Surfacing wear-resistant steel plates have been widely used in wear parts of material conveying systems in industries such as cement, electric power, mining, coal, metallurgy, building materials, water conservancy and waterway dredging. Our company can cut, process and produce wear-resistant steel plates of different sizes required by customers according to user drawings, so that the customer's plate loss rate is zero.