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What process should I use for a textured hard coating on tread plate

Posted by davisdesigns 
What process should I use for a textured hard coating on tread plate
September 02, 2011 04:07PM
I need a texture of 50-100 grit of say tungsten carbide or some super hard material for some nut shelling equipment. It must be a rough finish like sandpaper.

The current method is a 2 wire spray, HAI 775 Ni. bond w/ HAI 595, but the coating is inconsistent, wears smooth and don’t last long approximately 150 hours.

Any recommendations on a better process and material would be appreciated
VDX
Re: What process should I use for a textured hard coating on tread plate
September 02, 2011 04:14PM
... think about brazing or laser-soldering ...


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Re: What process should I use for a textured hard coating on tread plate
September 02, 2011 05:29PM
I just refinished my deck with some stuff from home depot called Deck Restore. It's a very thick acrylic paint with sand or something in it. Comes in 4 gal buckets. You might be able to do something similar with an exterior acrylic or epoxy type paint and add some sand.
Re: What process should I use for a textured hard coating on tread plate
September 06, 2011 05:23PM
Its not for walking on, its internal for shelling, needs to be tungsten carbide and bonded to the steel like plasma spray.

Think I'm on the wrong forum, sorry.
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