CO8075 Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm

Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm Description

Our premium Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo), with a controlled particle size range of 53-150 μm, is engineered to deliver exceptional mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. Composed of a cobalt-chromium-molybdenum alloy, this powder offers a unique combination of hardness and wear resistance, making it suitable for high-performance applications such as orthopedic implants, aerospace components, and other demanding environments. Its spherical morphology ensures excellent flowability and packing density, contributing to reliable, repeatable results in additive manufacturing and powder metallurgy processes.

Adhering to strict quality management protocols, each batch undergoes rigorous testing to confirm composition, morphology, and particle size distribution. Purity levels can be customised to specific customer requirements, ensuring a tailored solution for every project. Trust our CoCrMo powder to meet your exacting standards and deliver long-lasting performance.

Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm Applications

CoCrMo powders are valued for their unique blend of corrosion resistance, high mechanical strength, and biocompatibility. With a spherical shape and particle size range of 53-150 μm, these powders offer enhanced flow and powder density, making them suitable for a variety of manufacturing processes. From biomedical implants to aerospace components, spherical CoCrMo powder presents considerable potential in modern industrial applications.

1. Additive Manufacturing Applications

·         3D Printing: Utilises the spherical shape and excellent flowability of CoCrMo powder to produce detailed complex parts with superior dimensional accuracy and surface finish.

·         Selective Laser Melting: Takes advantage of CoCrMo’s biocompatibility and corrosion resistance, enabling production of medical implants and robust aerospace components.

2. Powder Metallurgy Applications

·         Metal Injection Moulding: Relies on CoCrMo powder’s fine particle distribution and mechanical strength to form intricate parts that undergo subsequent sintering to achieve high density.

·         Hot Isostatic Pressing: Uses uniformly spherical CoCrMo particles to create near-net-shape components with improved fatigue properties and minimal porosity.

3. Thermal Spray Applications

·         Plasma Spray Coatings: Employs CoCrMo powder’s superior wear and corrosion resistance to deposit durable protective layers on industrial parts.

·         HVOF Coatings: Produces dense, low-porosity coatings that exhibit exceptional adhesion and hardness, extending component service life in demanding environments.

Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm Packaging

Our spherical cobalt-based powder (CoCrMo), sized between 53 and 150 μm, is packaged with rigorous protection to maintain purity and stability. Each batch is vacuum-sealed in high-strength, anti-static bags, then placed in corrosion-resistant containers. An oxygen-absorbing sachet is included to prevent oxidation, ensuring optimal quality. Customisable packaging options are available to align with specific requirements and batch sizes.

Packaging: Vacuum sealed, Plastic Bottles, or Customised.

Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm FAQs

Q1: What are the key material properties of Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm?

A1: Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm is known for its biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and high wear performance. Its composition generally includes cobalt (balance), chromium (around 27-30%), and molybdenum (5-7%). The spherical morphology ensures good flowability, making it suitable for applications requiring high-density parts. The powder’s excellent mechanical strength and fatigue resistance also support demanding biomedical and aerospace components.

Q2: How is Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm typically processed or fabricated?

A2: This CoCrMo powder can be processed using a variety of techniques, including laser powder bed fusion, electron beam melting, and binder jetting. Prior to fabrication, the powder is often sieved and dried to maintain consistent particle size distribution. During printing, controlled atmosphere chambers help minimise oxidation. Post-processing steps, such as hot isostatic pressing and heat treatment, improve densification, mechanical strength, and microstructural uniformity.

Q3: Which quality standards and certifications apply to Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm?

A3: Spherical Cobalt-Based Powder (CoCrMo) 53-150 μm typically meets ASTM F75 and ISO 5832 specifications for biomedical implants, ensuring chemical composition and mechanical properties compliance. Manufacturers often maintain ISO 9001 or ISO 13485 certifications, highlighting rigorous quality management systems. Batch documentation may include certificates of analysis, particle size distribution, and chemical purity data, ensuring product traceability and adherence to strict industry and regulatory requirements.