General description of products
Duroxite® 100 pipe is manufactured by depositing wear-resistant, chromium-rich materials onto a mild steel substrate using a traditional arc welding process. Welded welded pipe is designed with extreme wear resistance capability to operate in the harshest conditions. Duroxite® 100 pipe is available with two or more liner passes. Schedule 40 and Schedule 80 steel pipes and tubes can be welded. The overhead pipe can be made in the form of transitions from square to round, elbow, T- or Y-shaped or in the form of long sweeps.
Key benefits
- The same wear resistance is guaranteed from the surface to 75% of the lining
- Optimum carbide composition to ensure a good combination of wear resistance and uniform bond
Typical programs
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The microstructure of Duroxite® 100 pipe consists of a large proportion of extremely hard chromium-rich M7C3 primary carbides with a typical hardness of 1700 HK4) uniformly distributed in a ductile eutectic austenite matrix. The volume fraction of primary carbides is maintained in the range of 30 to 50% to provide a good combination of wear resistance and uniform bonding.

4) HK is the Knoop microhardness, which is used mainly for very brittle materials.
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Welding, cutting, forming and machining
Workshop recommendations can be found in the Duroxite® overlay brochure or you can contact your local technical support representative for more information.
Safety equipment
When welding or cutting Duroxite® products, fumes are generated containing harmful vapors and gases that are extremely complex in chemistry and difficult to classify easily. The main toxic component in the fumes and gases produced in the process is hexavalent chromium. Adequate exhaust ventilation equipment and fume extraction flares are recommended, as well as suitable protective clothing and respiratory protection for operators.


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