Cutting
Safe, high-efficiency powder cutting
Powder cutting is a term used in the metallurgical industry for various types of flame processing of high alloy and refractory material. A typical oxy-fuel flame cannot generate sufficient heat to cut materials such as stainless steel due to the formation of heatresistant slag.
Powder cutting, in which iron powder is added to the flame, has a twofold effect. Firstly, the burning (oxidation) of the iron powder provides a higher cutting temperature. Secondly, the heat-resistant slag is diluted by the oxidised iron powder, causing a decrease of the slag melting temperature. This results in a more fluid slag that can easily be removed by the oxygen stream.
Designed for
- High affinity for oxygen at the cutting temperature
- High burning temperature
- Excellent flow characteristics
- Reduced nozzle wear
Iron powders for Flame Cutting
C100.29
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