High Chrome Alloy: Typically contains 10-30% chromium, enhancing hardness and corrosion resistance. Additional elements like carbon (1.5-3.5%), molybdenum, and nickel may be included to improve wear resistance, strength, and toughness.
Casting Steel: Manufactured via casting molten alloy into molds, followed by heat treatment (quenching and tempering) to achieve desired microstructure.
Cylpebs: Cylindrical grinding media (25-100mm in length/diameter) with a slightly conical shape, offering increased surface area compared to spherical balls.
2. Key Properties
Hardness: 58-68 HRC due to martensitic matrix and chromium carbides.
Wear Resistance: Superior due to hard carbides (e.g., Cr7C3) embedded in the microstructure.
Impact Toughness: Balanced through heat treatment to prevent brittleness.
3. Manufacturing Process
Casting: Molten alloy poured into molds to form cylpebs.
Heat Treatment: Quenching (oil/air) forms martensite; tempering reduces brittleness.
Finishing: Surface grinding/polishing for dimensional accuracy.