Hardfacing Steel Pipe 20220512

Wear Resistant Lining Steel Elbow

The Hardfacing Iron Pipe is a wear-resistant tube made of a seamless steel tube, Chromium Carbide or Tungsten Carbide coating is welded to the tube by an open arc welding process. Hardfacing Pipe is produced through an oscillating table with a welding head to arc weld the chromium carbide into the inside of the pipe. We can handle diameters from 6" to 24" and then we manufacture pipes from our chrome-plated sheets. The cover layer is deposited perpendicular to the material flow through the pipe, resulting in a longer wear life

Typical materials for cladding in common use at HP Welding include HP700, HP700S, HP750X, HP750P and stainless steels, as well as many less common alloys.

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1. Product Name: Chrome Alloy Hardfacing Super Wear Resistance Pipe

2. Body Material: A36 Mild Steel + Chromium Carbide Overlay (Hardfacing)

3. Grade: HP700, HP700S, HP750X, HP750P

4. Standard:  ASTM G65, AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS

5. Applications: Power Generation, Dredging Application, Glass Industry & Others

6. Certification: ISO9001, SGS, CTI, ROHS

7. Standard size of hardfacing pipe and customization available

Standard grade of HP Wear Pipe:

Packing & Delivery

Packing Way: By Steel Tube, By Steel Belt, By Steel Pallet

Delivery Time: standard lead time 30 days after order confirmation

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Company Information

HP Wear Resistant Group was founded in 1994, as the former Taiwan's Upking-Kurimoto Ltd., led by president Mr. Zhang Kun-Mou, using the world-famous Japanese KURIMOTO hardfacing welding patented technology & welding materials produced by Vautid GmbH. HP Plate has become the most experienced expert specializing in production and sales of wear resistant products.

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FAQ On HP Wear Plates

Question: Can I cut or drill a hole in an HP overlay plate?

Answer: No. The chromium-carbide layer is not drillable or machineable. When necessary, you may be able to cut it with plasma, waterjet, or arc-gouging.