Bimetal wear-resistant composite elbow has the characteristics of high cost performance

The bimetal wear-resistant elbow is made of high-quality carbon steel elbow, and the inside is lined with rare earth elements to improve the alloy quality of the steel. It also plays the role of refining grains; forming a protective film on the surface, plus a certain amount of boron carbide, can control the hardness within the range of HRC45~65, and at the same time solve the hardness of the wear-resistant elbow. Dense and smooth wear-resistant layer and transition layer. Others work at a normal temperature of 850-900 degrees, and the finishing and bonding will not delaminate. Compared with the ceramic wear-resistant elbow, it will not fall off. During transportation, there is no need to worry about bumping. Bimetal wear-resistant composite elbow is an ideal wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant pipeline for conveying granular materials, grinding, and corrosive media.