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Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap

Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap

1000.0 INR/Piece

Product Details:

  • Bend Radius Rigid, does not bend
  • Flexibility Rigid
  • Yield Strength Varies (scrap)
  • Temperature Range Not rated (scrap material)
  • Tensile Strength Varies (scrap)
  • Tolerance As per industry standards
  • Diameter 80-200 mm
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Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Price And Quantity

  • 1 Piece
  • 1000.0 INR/Piece

Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap Product Specifications

  • 12-18 mm (varies)
  • Rigid, does not bend
  • Scrap cylinders
  • Cylindrical
  • 150-350 mm (varies)
  • Hollow cylinder
  • Re-melting, recycling, metal recovery
  • Rigid
  • ASTM/ASME compliant
  • None (scrap condition)
  • T-400, 3002NS, 66F-NS
  • As per industry standards
  • Metallic gray
  • 80-200 mm (varies)
  • Varies (scrap)
  • Not rated (scrap material)
  • Not applicable (scrap)
  • Varies (scrap)
  • Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS
  • Open-ended
  • Powder metallurgy, weld hardfacing recovery
  • 80-200 mm
  • Used/Industrial Scrap
  • Loose cylinders
  • 1250-1400C
  • 7.8 - 8.4 g/cm3 (depends on alloy)
  • Solid cylinders (scrap/used)
  • Industrial scrap barrels/cylinders
  • Yes
  • HRC 45-62 (parent alloy)
  • Jayant Impex Pvt. Ltd.
  • Cobalt, Chromium, Nickel, Tungsten (depending on alloy)

Product Description

Material Classification and Cross Reference

Material Designation Alloy Family Primary Form Application Method Equivalent Standard
Tribaloy T-400 Cobalt Molybdenum Chromium Silicon Solid Cast Wrought Powder Metallurgy Casting Machining PM Sintering UNS R30400 SAE Tribaloy T-400
Diamalloy 3002NS Cobalt Molybdenum Chromium Silicon Thermal Spray Powder High Velocity Oxy Fuel HVOF Tribaloy T-400 Equivalent Chemistry
Metco 66F-NS Cobalt Molybdenum Chromium Silicon Thermal Spray Powder Atmospheric Plasma Spray APS Tribaloy T-400 Equivalent Chemistry

Nominal Chemical Composition

Element Element Name Minimum Mass Fraction Maximum Mass Fraction Nominal Value
Co Cobalt Balance Balance 60.40
Mo Molybdenum 26.50 30.00 28.50
Cr Chromium 7.50 10.00 8.50
Si Silicon 2.20 3.00 2.60
C Carbon 0.00 0.08 0.04
Fe Ni Iron and Nickel Combined 0.00 1.50 0.80

Physical and Mechanical Properties

Property Value Range Metric Units Imperial Units
Density 8.90 Grams per Cubic Centimeter 0.322 Pounds per Cubic Inch
Hardness Cast 51 to 58 Rockwell C Rockwell C
Hardness HVOF Coating 52 to 60 Rockwell C Rockwell C
Hardness APS Coating 45 to 55 Rockwell C Rockwell C
Melting Point Minimum 1288 Celsius 2350 Fahrenheit
Melting Point Maximum 1340 Celsius 2440 Fahrenheit
Maximum Service Temperature 760 Celsius 1400 Fahrenheit
Ultimate Tensile Strength 690 Megapascals 100000 Pounds per Square Inch


Versatile Alloy Scrap for Recovery and Recycling

Our scrap cylinders are ideal for industrial clients engaged in recycling and metal recovery. They are carefully sourced from used Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, and Metco 66F-NS parent alloys, ensuring consistent composition. These alloys are valuable in powder metallurgy and weld hardfacing processes, effectively supporting resource reuse and cost-saving initiatives in manufacturing.


High Performance Meets Industry Standards

Every batch complies with ASTM/ASME norms and offers significant hardness and durability, even in scrap condition. With thicknesses ranging from 12-18 mm and constructed from robust elements like cobalt and tungsten, these hollow cylinders meet industry expectations for reliability and repeatability during recycling and re-melting applications.

FAQ's of Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, Metco 66F-NS Scrap:


Q: How are the Tribaloy T-400, Diamalloy 3002NS, and Metco 66F-NS scrap cylinders processed for metal recovery?

A: These scrap cylinders are collected, sorted, and then re-melted or processed for metal recovery. Specialized recycling techniques are employed to extract valuable elements such as cobalt, chromium, nickel, and tungsten, which can then be reused in new manufacturing or powder metallurgy applications.

Q: What are the typical applications for this type of industrial scrap?

A: These scraps are commonly repurposed in powder metallurgy, weld hardfacing recovery, and metal reclamation. Their robust composition and hardness make them suitable for industries seeking high-performance alloy content for blending or direct reuse.

Q: When should one consider using recycled cylindrical alloy scrap like these?

A: Recycled alloy scraps should be considered when cost-effective material sourcing, sustainability, or recovering high-value alloying elements (such as cobalt or tungsten) is required, particularly in foundries, recycling centers, or secondary alloy producers.

Q: Where are these scrap cylinders sourced and supplied from?

A: Jayant Impex Pvt. Ltd., based in India, supplies these scrap cylinders. They are acquired from used or finished products and are available for domestic and international buyers in loose, open-ended barrel/cylinder forms.

Q: What benefits does this scrap offer over virgin material?

A: Utilizing scrap reduces material costs, supports circular economy practices, and helps conserve natural resources. Additionally, industrial scrap often still contains substantial amounts of recoverable precious metals suitable for reuse in demanding metallurgical applications.

Q: Is any surface treatment performed on these scrap cylinders?

A: No surface treatments are applied; the scrap is provided in its as-is, metallic gray condition, consistent with industrial scrap handling standards.

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