General description of products
Duroxite® 100 is manufactured by spraying chromium-rich, abrasion-resistant materials onto a mild steel base plate in addition to the traditional arc welding process. Welded overlay plate is suitable for strong abrasive wear and zatosuvanya from medium or low impact. The bagato-ball coating also improves overall wear resistance up to 350ºC (660ºF) and a typical surface hardness of 55 HRC at elevated temperatures up to 540ºC (1000ºF). Duroxite® 100 is available in one or more decal balls in thicknesses up to 20mm (3/4″).
Key achievements
- Guaranteed the same wear resistance to the surface up to 75% lining
- Optimum carbide composition for the safety of hard wear resistance and uniform bonding
- Good formability
Typical programs
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The microstructure of Duroxite® 100 is composed of a high part of supra-hard primary carbides M 7C 3 , rich in chrome, with a typical hardness of 1700 HK 4) , evenly separation in plastic eutectic austenitic matrix. The volume fraction of the primary carbides is trimmed in the range of 30 to 50%, in order to ensure a garne of wear resistance and a uniform bond.

4) HK – microhardness after Knoop, as it is victorious mainly for thinner materials.
Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Zvaryuvannya, cutting, molding and mechanical processing
Recommendations can be found in the Duroxite® product brochure or go back to the local technical support representative.
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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.
General description of products
Duroxite® 101 is made with a high chrome carbide ball on a Hardox 450 backing plate. Optimal carbide concentration, consistently good wear resistance in the top surface up to 75% depth of lining and backing plate Hardox Duroxite® 101 securely improves the combination of wear and impact resistance combined with a traditional steel backing plate.
Key achievements
- Fragmentation, so that the plastic deformation is better resisted
- Mіtsnіsha support zavdyaki vysokіy hardіnostі Hardox і short zcheplennі mіzh lining and main steel
- When the pad wears, the Hardox® 450 backing plate wears with less hardness, lower soft steel, which provides more wear
- Better impact performance, low Duroxite® 100, at moving temperatures up to 350° C (660° F), better impact resistance at room temperature
Typical programs
Available sizes
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The microstructure of Duroxite® 101 is composed of large portions of supra-hard primary carbides M 7C 3 rich in chrome, with a typical hardness of 1700 HK 4) , equal distribution in plastic eutectic austenitic matrix. The volume fraction of the primary carbides is trimmed in the range of 30 to 50%, in order to ensure a garne of wear resistance and a uniform bond.

4) HK – microhardness after Knoop, as it is mainly used for thinner materials.
Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Welding, cutting, forming and machining
Refer to the Duroxite® Products brochure or contact your local technical support representative for recommendations.
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.
General description of products
Duroxite® 200 is formulated with specially formulated abrasives applied to a mild steel backing plate to be suitable for extreme abrasive wear and heavy or moderate impact. The overlay material is made up of primary carbides, enriched with chromium, and complex carbides from many alloys, evenly separated from a plastic eutectic austenitic matrix. Duroxite® 200 is available in one and the same ball.
Key highlights
- Rich alloy complex carbides, hard and dry, low chromium carbides, and interchange between primary chromium carbides, to ensure better wear resistance
- The last term of service and the best wear resistance are matched with the traditional overhead plate of chromium carbide
- Dvosharovoe pokrittya for safe wear resistance up to 600° C (1100° F)
Typical programs
Available sizes
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The microstructure of Duroxite® 200 is primarily chromium-enriched carbide and refined complex carbide with multiple alloys of typical hardness of 2500 to 3000 HK 4), evenly distributed in a plastic eutectic matrix. A typical volume of primary carbide, rich in chromium, is trimmed on a level of 30 to 40% for 7-10% of rich alloy complex carbides.

4) HK is the Knoop microhardness, which is mainly used for very brittle materials or thin sheets.
Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Zvaryuvannya, razannya, shaping and mechanical processing
Recommendations can be found in the Duroxite® Products brochure or refer to the local technical support representative.
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.
General description of products
Duroxite® 201 is sized to withstand heavy wear and impact from the application of specially sized abrasives on Hardox® 450 backings. The overlay material is made up of primary carbides, enriched with chromium, and complex carbides from many alloys, evenly separated from a plastic eutectic austenitic matrix. Additive rich-alloy carbides are hard and dry, lower alloys rich in chromium carbide, yakі zadnani between the great basic carbides rich in chromium in the matrix.
Key achievements
- Hardox® 450 lining resists plastic deformation better.
- Secure the support of the high-hardness windmill and the most powerful connections between the overlay and the main steel
- Better impact performance, low Duroxite® 200, at moving temperatures up to 350° C (660° F), better impact resistance at room temperature
Typical programs
Available sizes
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The microstructure of Duroxite® 200 contains primary chromium-enriched carbides and refined multi-alloy complex carbides with a typical hardness of 2500 to 3000 HK4) uniformly distributed in a ductile eutectic austenite matrix. A typical volume fraction of chromium-rich primary carbides is maintained at 30 to 40% with 7 to 10% of multi-alloy complex carbides.

4) HK is the Knoop microhardness, which is mainly used for very brittle materials or thin sheets.
Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Welding, cutting, forming and machining
Refer to the Duroxite® Products brochure or contact your local technical support representative for recommendations.
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.
General description of products
Duroxite® 300 is an iron-based steel alloy deposited on a mild steel backing plate. It is designed for extremely strong sliding in both dry and wet (slurry) abrasive media. It performs well at ambient or elevated temperatures up to 1100°F (600°C). The product is available in one- and two-layer form.
Duroxite® 300 consists of specially developed abrasive materials with a uniform chemical composition of the glass-forming melt, which allows achieving high supercooling. The pad contains a unique high volume of ultrafine complex borocarbides of tungsten, niobium and molybdenum with a grain size of up to 500 nm. Borocarbides are completely moistened with a plastic matrix, which prevents premature delamination, the formation of cracks and bridges. This results in a product with a significantly improved service life that maintains high strength in cases of heavy sliding. Duroxite® 300 is an excellent alternative to Tungsten Carbide lining.
Key benefits
- Extraordinary wear resistance in dry and wet abrasive environments with a high degree of strength.
- Economical alternative to tungsten carbide with equivalent service life and better impact resistance.
- The thickness of the lining is reduced compared to traditional linings, which results in lower product weight and increased service life.
- Absorbs 25% more impact energy than a traditional chrome plate, based on continuous laboratory impact testing.
- It has a uniform hardness throughout the thickness from 67 to 70 HRC for single and multi-layer application. Retains a high hardness of approximately 60 HRC after exposure to high temperatures up to 1100°F (600°C).
- Retains constant wear resistance from the surface to 75% of the lining.
Typical programs
Available sizes
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The Duroxite® 300 coating contains an ultrafine complex borocarbide phase down to approximately 500 nm in a plastic matrix. A typical volume fraction of borocarbides is maintained between 60 and 70% to form a homogeneous solid matrix. SEM (Scanning Electron Microscopy) / EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectrometry) analysis of the Duroxite® 300 coating confirms that the purified borocarbides are tungsten, niobium, molybdenum, and chromium rich borocarbides dispersed in an iron-based matrix. Ultrafine borocarbides are approximately 200 times smaller than traditional chromium carbides.

Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Welding, cutting, forming and machining
Refer to the Duroxite® Products brochure or contact your local technical support representative for recommendations.
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.
General description of products
Duroxite® 500 is a welded iron-based steel alloy deposited on a mild steel backing plate. It is designed for a good combination of sliding wear and high impact for both dry and wet (slurry) abrasive media. It performs well at ambient or elevated temperatures up to 1100 °F (600 °C). The product is available in one- and two-layer form.
Duroxite® 500 consists of specially developed abrasive materials with a homogeneous glass-forming melt chemistry that allows for high supercooling. The pad contains a unique ultra-fine borocarbide phase, enriched with chromium and niobium, with a grain size reduced to 500 nm. Borocarbides are completely moistened with a plastic matrix, which prevents premature delamination, the formation of cracks and bridges. This results in a product with significantly improved service life that maintains high slip and impact strength. Duroxite® 500 has a better combination of impact resistance and wear resistance than traditional chromium carbide lining.
Key benefits
- Duroxite® 500 is primarily designed to withstand applications involving abrasive wear and high impact.
- The Duroxite® 500 insert contains ultra-fine complex borocarbides that are 200 times finer than the primary carbides in a traditional chromium carbide insert (Duroxite® 100).
- The wear resistance of Duroxite® 500 is very similar to Duroxite® 100 with an ASTM G65-Procedure A weight loss of 0.18 g maximum. Duroxite® 500 also maintains consistent wear resistance from the surface up to 75% of the overlay.
- The impact resistance of Duroxite® 500 is six times better than that of Duroxite® 100 in laboratory tests.
- It has a uniform hardness throughout the thickness from 67 to 70 HRC for single and multi-layer application. Retains a high hardness of approximately 60 HRC after exposure to high temperatures up to 1100 °F (600 °C).
Typical programs
Available sizes
Standard plate sizes
Mechanical properties
Microstructure
The Duroxite® 500 coating contains an ultrafine complex borocarbide phase down to approximately 500 nm in a plastic matrix. A typical volume fraction of borocarbides is maintained between 60 and 70% to form a homogeneous solid matrix. SEM (scanning electron microscopy) / EDS (energy dispersive spectrometry) analysis of the Duroxite® 500 coating confirms that the refined borocarbides are niobium-rich borocarbides and chromium-rich borocarbides dispersed in an iron-based matrix. Ultrafine borocarbides are approximately 200 times smaller than traditional chromium carbides.
Tolerances
Thickness
Tolerances on total and overlay thickness can be guaranteed within ±10% of the specified thickness.
flatness
Manufacturing and other recommendations
Welding, cutting, forming and machining
Refer to the Duroxite® product brochure for recommendations or 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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