
Products
Screen-printing pastes for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) and solid oxide electrolysis cells (SOEC)
Ampergy® pastes for SOFC & SOEC
Ampergy LSM paste
Powder type
La0.75Sr0.20MnO3
La0.65Sr0.30MnO3
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10pas – 80pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 80w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy LSCF paste
Powder type
La0.60Sr0.40Co0.20Fe0.80O3
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10Pas – 100Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 75w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy LSMC paste
Powder type
La0.80Sr0.20Co0.10Mn0.90O3
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10Pas – 80Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 80w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy LSC paste
Powder type
La0.90Sr0.10CoO3
La0.60Sr0.40CoO3
La0.50Sr0.50CoO3
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10Pas – 100Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 85w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy MCF paste
Powder type
FE0.05Co0.95MnO4
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10Pas – 100Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 85w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy GCO paste
Powder type
Gd0.10Ce0.90O2
Gd0.20Ce0.80O2
Gd0.40Ce0.60O2
Typical applications
- Viscosity 5Pas – 50Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 70w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
Ampergy NiO paste
Powder type
NiO
Typical applications
- Viscosity 10Pas – 60Pas (customer defined)
- Solid content up to 75w% possible
- Particle size defined by customer
BrazeLet® brazing pastes for SOFC
BrazeLet Ni2P-9002
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi2 provides high strength when brazing stainless steel material in vacuum or protective atmospheres (hydrogen or argon). It provides excellent high temperature strength and oxidation resistance. Joint properties can be further improved by employing a diffusion hold after brazing. It is a versatile brazing filler metal used in aerospace, automotive and industrial applications such as heat exchangers and turbines.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni2P-9002 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni2P-9002 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established. After drying, the paste has excellent adhesion to the metal sheet.
Nominal composition: Ni – 7Cr – 4.5Si – 3Fe – 3B Solvent type: Oil |
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BrazeLet Ni2P-9003
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi2 provides high strength when brazing stainless steel material in vacuum or protective atmospheres (hydrogen or argon). It provides excellent high temperature strength and oxidation resistance. Joint properties can be further improved by employing a diffusion hold after brazing. It is a versatile brazing filler metal used in aerospace, automotive and industrial applications such as heat exchangers and turbines.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni2P-9003 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni2P-9003 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established.
Nominal composition: Ni – 7Cr – 4.5Si – 3Fe – 3B Solvent type: Oil |
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BrazeLet Ni5P-9002
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi5 has good wetting behaviour on stainless steels and nickel-based superalloys and is suitable for brazing in vacuum or protective atmospheres (hydrogen or argon). The high level of alloyed chromium results in a good hot gas and acid corrosion resistance. The high melting range of BrazeLet BNi5 makes it suitable for applications working at very high temperatures, for instance EGR coolers for trucks, automotive metal catalytic converters and turbine vanes. It is also a commonly used filler material for industrial heat exchangers. Joint properties can be further improved by employing a diffusion hold after brazing.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni5P-9002 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni5P-9002 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established. After drying, the paste has excellent adhesion to the metal sheet.
Nominal composition: Ni – 19Cr – 10.1Si Solvent type: Oil |
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BrazeLet Ni5P-9003
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi5 has good wetting behaviour on stainless steels and nickel-based superalloys and is suitable for brazing in vacuum or protective atmospheres (hydrogen or argon). The high level of alloyed chromium results in a good hot gas and acid corrosion resistance. The high melting range of BrazeLet BNi5 makes it suitable for applications working at very high temperatures, for instance EGR coolers for trucks, automotive metal catalytic converters and turbine vanes. It is also a commonly used filler material for industrial heat exchangers. Joint properties can be further improved by employing a diffusion hold after brazing.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni5P-9003 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni5P-9003 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established.
Nominal composition: Ni – 19Cr – 10.1Si Solvent type: Oil |
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BrazeLet Ni9P-9002
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi9 provides high strength joints when brazing stainless steel materials in vacuum or protective atmospheres (dry hydrogen or argon). The brazing alloy is typically used for brazing nickel-based superalloys and stainless steel components where high elevated temperature strength is important, such as gas turbines and solid-oxide fuel cells. It is well suited for repair brazing and diffusion brazing as B readily diffuses into the base materials leaving a ductile Ni-Cr matrix in the joint.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni9P-9002 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni9P-9002 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established. After drying, the paste has excellent adhesion to the metal sheet.
Nominal composition: Ni – 15Cr – 3.6B Solvent type: Oil |
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BrazeLet Ni9P-9003
The nickel-based brazing alloy BrazeLet BNi9 provides high strength joints when brazing stainless steel materials in vacuum or protective atmospheres (dry hydrogen or argon). The brazing alloy is typically used for brazing nickel-based superalloys and stainless steel components where high elevated temperature strength is important, such as gas turbines and solid-oxide fuel cells. It is well suited for repair brazing and diffusion brazing as B readily diffuses into the base materials leaving a ductile Ni-Cr matrix in the joint.
The brazing paste BrazeLet Ni9P-9003 is typically in use for printing thin paste layers of about 0.05 – 0.2 mm on flat plates, on top of structured plates or fins by use of screens or stencils. A typical application is the printing on parts for flat heat exchangers. The use of rubber squeegees is recommended. Reliable printing requires a precise positioning fixture combined with the use of vacuum table or clamping device. Typical printing speed is 300 mm/s. Thin printing lines should have a width of >0.3 mm, small dots diameter should be >1 mm. The solvent based brazing paste BrazeLet Ni9P-9003 increases productivity wherever drying of the paste is an issue. The paste has no settlement, and no stirring is required in the equipment. However, when opening a can from stock it is always recommended to stir the paste.
The printed parts can be dried with standard drying process (hot air) at 120 – 170 °C. The drying time varies depending on thermal mass, design of the parts and the used furnace and needs to be established.
Nominal composition: Ni – 15Cr – 3.6B Solvent type: Oil |
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