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The document compares two methods for applying tungsten carbide coatings: HVOF (High Velocity Oxygen Fuel) and laser cladding. HVOF uses a thermal spray process with low heat input to create a mechanical bond with the substrate. Laser cladding uses a concentrated heat source to create a metallurgical bond and can apply thicker coatings, though HVOF has lower costs. Both cause minimal thermal distortion but have different microstructures. Laser cladding is generally better for applications requiring a strong
- Author
- Jayden
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- EN