Alloy Sheet		    
Metal powders can be blended to customer specifications. The following are some of our more popular blends and their typical properties. (These figures are intended as guides to properties and should not be construed as specifications or minimum standards.)    


BLENDED CATEGORIES

  1. Iron and Carbon Steel
  2. Iron-Copper and Copper Steel
  3. Iron-Nickel and Nickel Steel
  4. Low Alloy Steel
  5. Copper Infiltrated Iron and Steel
  6. Stainless Steel
  7. Brass,Bronze and Nickel Silver
  8. Major P/M Alloy Groups
    
Iron and Carbon Steel    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
F-0000 41 C:0-0.3
Fe: Bal		 6.70 60F 50,000 25,000 18,000 2.5
F-0005 41-M 0.45C;0.50MnS
Fe:Bal.		 6.60 72F 57,000 - - -
F-0000 45-P 0.02C;0.45P
Fe:Bal		 6.60 35B 90,000 - 29,000 3.90
F-0008 46 0.6-09C;
Fe:Bal		 6.60 60B 74,000 42,000 35,000 <0.5
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Iron-Copper and Copper Steel		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
FC-0208 80 2Cu;0.75C;
Fe: Bal		 6.70 72B 120,000 60,000 55,000 <1
FC-0508 47 0.6-0.9C;4-6Cu
Fe:Bal.		 6.30 68B 100,000 58,000 47,000 <0.5
FC-0800 19 8Cu;0.4C
Fe:Bal		 6.50 50B 86,000 44,000 38,300 1.00
FC-2008 81 20Cu;1C;
Fe:Bal		 6.20 45B 79,500 47,800 40,000 1.30
FC-2015 18 23.5Cu;1.5C;
Fe:Bal		 6.50 65B 80,000 52,400 48,500 0.00
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Iron-Nickel and Nickel Steel		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
FN-0200 79 2Ni;0.25C;
Fe: Bal		 6.60 55F 50,000 25,000 17,000 3.0
FN-0205 78 2Ni;0.5C;
Fe:Bal.		 6.90 61B 93,000 45,200 31,100 2.50
FN-0208 77 2Ni;0.8C
Fe:Bal		 7.00 70B 108,000 57,800 50,800 <1
FN-0405 76 4Ni;0.5C
Fe:Bal		 7.00 72B 120,000 60,000 40,400 3.0
FN-0408 39-C 4Ni;1-2Cu; 0.75C;
Fe:Bal		 6.60 75B 90,000 49,200 39,600 1.00
"FN-0408" 82 4Ni;0.6C;1.6Cu;0.55Mo;
Fe:Bal		 7.00 92B 190,000 100,000 65,000 2.50
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Low Alloy Steel		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
FL-4605 83 1.8Ni;0.6C;1.6Cu;0.55Mo
Fe: Bal		 7.00 87B 170,000 80,000 55,000 2.50
FL-4605 84 1.8Ni;0.6C;0.55Mo
Fe: Bal		 7.00 80B 150,000 - - -
FL-4608 87 2Cu;3.8Ni;0.9C;0.75Mo
Fe:Bal		 6.80 24C 107,300 55,800 46,500 1.50
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Copper Infiltrated Iron and Steel		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
FX-2008 35 15-20Cu;1C;
Fe: Bal		 7.30 93B 164,200 72,300 57,700 2.00
"FX-2008" 85-X 17Cr;13Ni;2.2Mo;0.9Si;15-20Cu;
Fe: Bal		 7.30 66B 108,600 59,200 49,700 4.30
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Stainless Steel		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
SS-303N1 88 18Cr;11Ni;1Mn;
Fe: Bal		 6.40 62B 86,000 39,000 32,000 0.50
SS-304N1 89 19Cr;10Ni;1Mn;
Fe:Bal.		 6.40 61B 112,000 43,000 38,100 0.50
SS-316L 85 17Cr;13Ni;2.2Mo;0.9Si;
Fe:Bal		 6.50 65B 94,000 45,000 30,000 6.00
SS-410 86 13Cr;0.8Si;0.8Mn
Fe:Bal		 6.20 15C 85,000 66,700 56,900 0.00
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Brass,Bronze and Nickel Silver		    
MPIF Designation Wakefield Number Nominal Composition, % Density, g/cc Hardness Rockwell Transverse Rupture Strength, psi Ultimate Tensile Strength, psi Yield Strength, psi Elongation %
CZP-3002 4 170Cu;1.5Pb
Zn:Bal		 8.00 75H - 33,900 - 24.00
CTG-1001 23 10Sn;1C;
Cu:Bal.		 6.50 45H 25,800 15,100 9,600 9.70
CTG-1004 11 10Sn;4.4C;
Cu:Bal		 7.00 67H 20,000 9,400 6,500 6.00
CNZ-1818 5 63Cu;17.5Ni;
Zn:Bal		 7.90 90H 73,000 34,000 20,000 11.00
"Copper" 3 100Cu 7.80 81H 61,000 29,000 - 18.00
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Major P/M Alloy Groups		    
DESIGNATION CHEMISTRY APPLICATIONS
F-0000 Pure Fe (carbon
below 0.03%)		 Low strength at high density, a soft magnetic material
F-0005 Fe- .5% C Moderate strength, mild steel
F-0008 Fe- .8% C Moderate strength, mild steel
FC-0208 Fe- 2% Cu- .8% C Higher strength structural parts
FN-0205 Fe- 2% Ni- .5% C High strength when heat treated, good impact resistance
FN-0208 Fe- 2% Ni- .8% C High strength when heat treated
FX-2008 Fe- 20% Cu- .8% C Infiltrated steel, high strength, sintered or heat treated
SS-316 316 stainless steel Good toughness and corrosion resistance
SS-410 410 stainless steel Hardens during sintering, good abrasion resistance
CZP-2002 Brass:
Cu- 20%Zn, 2% Pb		 Good toughness, elongation, easy machining, good corrosion resistance
CT-1000 Bronze: Cu- 10% Sn* Structural and bearing applications, excellent corrosion resistance
CZN-1818 Nickel silver:
Cu- 18% Ni- 18% Zn		 Decorative, tough and ductile, superior corrosion resistance
* Diluted bronze available
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