Great Features and Benefits of Bimetallic Barrel

After that, you just heated in a furnace at high temperature, which melts the powdered metal and then evenly distributed by centrifuging. Once you complete this process, you just cool the barrel under the specific controlled conditions and then get ready for upcoming processing. Here, the bimetallic is a protective layer and the barrel has been developed via a high quality control.

Moreover, the construction of bimetallic barrel offers a protective surface to the major strength of backing materials. The advantages of bimetallic barrel construction are providing the optimum process performance as well as increased the wear life. The main characteristics of bimetallic barrel can allow the process for continuous detection such as precise control, condition changes, similarity of barrel zone temperatures and the immediate response to heat as well as cool commands. This barrel construction process also reduces the wear gap and extends the productivity life as well. This bimetallic barrel has included the following features and benefits that include:

Features: 

1. High performance backing material

2. Effective engineered design

3. Inseparable inlay bond

4. Bimetal construction

5. Extraordinary corrosion resistance

6. Wear and abrasion resistance on harsh layer

7. Hardness layer reaches around 1.5mm thickness

8. Outstanding wear or corrosion resistance

9. Toughness does not decrease with depth or under normal temperature

10. Bimetallic bore inlay

Benefits:

1. Maximize the process control

2. Efficient energy transfer

3. Increased barrel and screw life

4. Strengthen the resistance to fatigue

5. Optimum process performance