High wear resistant chromium-molybdenum white Gasite 18G conforms chemistry and physical iron alloy. properties to ASTM A532-93a, Class II, Type B/D.
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES CHEMICAL SPECIFICATION
Tensile Strength................................ 80 - 120 KSI Carbon..............2.5 - 3.3% Hardness (per ASTM A532) > 650 HB/59 HRC Chromium........16.0 - 22.0% Molybdenum......1.0 - 3.0% Max MICROSTRUCTURE Manganese.........1.5 - 2.0% Max The microstructure of 18G alloy consists of eutectic and secondary carbides in a mostly martensitic matrix. HEAT TREATMENT This ideal microstructure offers excellent wear A multi-step thermal treatment is applied to this alloy resistance as well as good mechanical strength. to produce a high level of wear resistance and the desired mechanical strength. WEAR RESISTANCE As shown in Figure 1, 18G is one of the best materials TEST SPECIMENS AND CERTIFICATIONS in wear resistance among GIW white iron alloys. The A chemical analysis of each heat is conducted prior standard GIW high-chromium white iron 28G is used to pouring. After heat treating, the tensile strength as benchmark. and hardness of the test bars are measured and recorded, and the casting is checked for uniform CORROSION RESISTANCE hardness at several locations. For further quality 18G has moderate resistance against corrosive control, GIW routinely pours test bars at random. conditions. At relatively low temperature (less than 1000F) and chloride level (less than 500ppm), the APPLICATION recommended pH range is 6-11. Gasite 18G is well suited for the manufacture of pump parts, mill liners and other wear-resistant castings. T90G
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Wear Resistance Index
Figure 2, Typical Microstructure of 18G Figure 1, Wear Resistance Index for GIW Alloy (Magnification 400X) alloys (The higher the index number, the better the wear resistance.) GIW Industries Inc. 5000 Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, GA 30813-9750 USA Telephone (706) 863-1011 Fax: (706) 863-5637 www.giwindustries.com