-----
Stripping Tungsten Carbide thermal spray coatings from 300M steel
Q. We have a need to strip a tungsten carbide HVOF thermal spray coating (Diamalloy 2005) from a 300M alloy steel components. Somebody said citric acid
⇦ on
eBay
or
Amazon [affil links] will do this. Any advice from out there?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Aerospace sheet metal, welding & thermal spray - Blainville, QC, Canada
2004
A. Since you are Aerospace, you must follow the overhaul/repair manual of the OEM or get an approval for an alternate method (which can be lengthy and tough to come by). If you do not use the approved methods, and a part fails, just the law suit (lawyer cost) would break many companies. The downside of this type of individual effort is massive.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida
2004
|
- Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
 Ted Mooney, P.E. Striving to live Aloha finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey |
Don't assume, James Watts, that the person asking an honest question is less knowledgeable than yourself. Dick knows a thing or two about "aerospace".
Hi Jason. James surely meant no disrespect, but for him to assume that a stranger knows everything that he knows himself is dangerous! Over the years James has warned at least a half-dozen posters here who wanted to install chrome plating tanks in their garage/basement of the safety issues they were completely unaware of ... should he have assumed they were "not less knowledgeable than himself", and just offered them the raw mechanics of how to go ahead and install those chrome plating tanks in their basement?A. Nitric acid may not do the job as the Nital Etch process used nitric acid and nital etching is used on HVOF layers to verify NO burning as result of grinding.
What we have done to remove the HVOF is just grind it off with the same grinding stones as used to grind the HVOF layer initially to it's roughness requirements. due to the hardness of HVOF coatings, these are special grinding stones.
I hope this is of help.
- EINDHOVEN, NETHERLANDS
2006
Q. Nital etch inspection on PH 13-8 Mo and 17-4 PH steel. Is the Nital etch inspection on precipitation hardening steels effective? is there any influence from burning marks (grinding) on the outside diameter like on carbon steel heat treated products?
Peter AartsAerospace - Geldrop, Holland
2006
Q. I need to remove chromium carbide coating from steel sample using any chemical methods without causing changes to the substrate. Thickness of coating is 20µ. Does anyone have information about it? Thanks.
Elena Sparrow- Moscow, Russia
January 14, 2013
A. Ultrasonically pulsed waterjet technology will remove hardcoating such as Chrome and HVOF using normal tap water without causing damage to the substrate.
Jeff ShafferPratt & Whitney PurePulse Technology - San Antonio, Texas, USA
January 31, 2013
Stripping Titanium and Chromium Carbide
Q. Can anyone help me the procedure to strip Ti and Cr carbide coated through PVD route?
Ramasubramanian Sankara Bhatter- Bangalore, India
February 14, 2013
Ed. note: Hi Ramasubramanian. Please tell us the substrate. It isn't possible to advise a proper stripping solution unless we know what both the substrate and the coating are. Thanks.
Q. Dear Sir,
The problem is stripping of chrome carbide embedded on steel substrate. It is not going with HF and caustic-peroxide mixture. Can you suggest to me some other strippers?
- Bangalore, Karnataka, India
March 31, 2013
Stripping Tungsten Carbide from I.D housing
Q. Stripping Tungsten Carbide from I.D housing what methods can be used.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
October 26, 2017
? Hi Sashi. Your housing is made of 300M steel, or something else? What is the length and diameter of this I.D.? Is it open on both ends, or a blind hole? It's not yet clear to me what is inapplicable about the earlier suggestions ... can you comment on them please? Thanks.
Regards,
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
October 2017
adv.
Q, A, or Comment on THIS thread -or- Start a NEW Thread