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Benefits of LaserBond™ Laser Cladding:

• Heat sensitive components, such as hardened shafts, gears etc, can be repaired without risk of distortion or other undesirable heat effects.
• The metallurgical bond allows LaserBond applied layers to be used in high impact and other heavily loaded situations. With this welded bond, we can guarantee a LaserBond layer will not come off.
• The controlled energy minimises the undesirable thermal decomposition of hard phases such as carbides, resulting in superior wear resistance.
• Due to the extremely low dilution with the substrate, high performance surfaces can be applied in a thin layer.
• Corrosion and wear resistant surfaces as thin as 0.3mm are possible.
• Heat affected zones are minimised and the cracking inherent in weld hard facing eliminated.
• Typical LaserBond applied materials include: tungsten carbide, tool steels, stainless steels, nickel alloys such as inconel and cobalt alloys such as Stellite1, and copper and copper alloys.
• We have designed and built out LaserBond system to be very flexible.
• Very small components up to large rolls of 1600mm diameter and 6m length can be processed.
• Hard to reach areas such as inside diameters and recesses (eg: crankshaft pins) can also be repaired.

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Benefits of LaserBond™ Laser Cladding:

• Heat sensitive components, such as hardened shafts, gears etc, can be repaired without risk of distortion or other undesirable heat effects.
• The metallurgical bond allows LaserBond applied layers to be used in high impact and other heavily loaded situations. With this welded bond, we can guarantee a LaserBond layer will not come off.
• The controlled energy minimises the undesirable thermal decomposition of hard phases such as carbides, resulting in superior wear resistance.
• Due to the extremely low dilution with the substrate, high performance surfaces can be applied in a thin layer.
• Corrosion and wear resistant surfaces as thin as 0.3mm are possible.
• Heat affected zones are minimised and the cracking inherent in weld hard facing eliminated.
• Typical LaserBond applied materials include: tungsten carbide, tool steels, stainless steels, nickel alloys such as inconel and cobalt alloys such as Stellite1, and copper and copper alloys.
• We have designed and built out LaserBond system to be very flexible.
• Very small components up to large rolls of 1600mm diameter and 6m length can be processed.
• Hard to reach areas such as inside diameters and recesses (eg: crankshaft pins) can also be repaired.

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