High Strength Cobalt Nickel Molybdenum Alloy
A maraging steel powder, Osprey® MAR-60 is produced through inert gas atomization which results in a fine powder of spherical morphology that can achieve ultra-high levels of mechanical strength and hardness upon heat treatment. It’s a metallurgically clean product with low impurity levels and high packing density, ideal for use in a variety of demanding applications. This 20-45um cut of cobalt-nickel powder is suitable for 3D printing and Metal Injection Molding (MIM) technologies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is cobalt nickel molybdenum alloy used for?
CoNiMo maraging steels are known for their excellent hardness and strength and the ability to withstand extreme conditions, including high temperatures and pressure. This is why they’re suitable for aerospace components, missile casings, and other critical applications where reliability and performance are of high importance.
How is cobalt-nickel powder made?
CoNi alloy metal powders are typically produced through a method known as gas atomization where the alloyed metal is melted and then dispersed into a fine powder using an inert gas. When created using this method, the powder produced is highly spherical in morphology, dense, and contains minimal impurities.
What is cobalt nickel molybdenum alloy made of?
CoNiMo maraging steels such as the Osprey® MAR-60 are primarily composed of 15% cobalt, 13% nickel, and 10% molybdenum. They also contain trace elements like titanium, chromium, manganese, silicon, aluminum, and carbon which add to the physical and mechanical properties of the alloy.
Is maraging steel strong?
Yes, maraging steel is known for its combination of high strength, toughness, and corrosion resistance. A cobalt nickel molybdenum alloy maraging steel such as the Osprey® MAR-60 exhibits a tensile strength of 1,400+ MPa at room temperature and over 2,400 MPa when heat treated.