HY Co12(UNS R30012)

Introduction

HY Co12  Material grades and equivalents;Stellite 12/ UNS R30012

HY Co12 (Stellite12 /UNS R30012) cobalt is a cobalt alloy. Cited properties are appropriate for the annealed condition. It has a fairly low ductility among cobalt alloys. In addition, it has a moderately high thermal conductivity and a moderately low electrical conductivity.

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    Description

    HY Co12(Stellite12 /UNS R30012)

    HY Co12 Material grades and equivalents;Stellite 12/ UNS R30012

    Stellite cobalt base alloys consist of complex carbides in an alloy matrix. They are resistant to wear, galling and corrosion and retain these properties at high temperatures. Their exceptional wear resistance is due mainly to the unique inherent characteristics of the hard carbide phase dispersed in a CoCr alloy matrix.

    HY Co12(Stellite12 /UNS R30012) could be considered an intermediate alloy between Stellite 6 and Stellite 1. It contains a higher fraction of hard, brittle carbides than Stellite 6, and has increased resistance to lowangle erosion, abrasion, and severe sliding wear whilst retaining reasonable impact and cavitation resistance.

    HY Co12(Stellite12 /UNS R30012) is often used self-mated or running against Stellite 6 or Stellite 1. The higher tungsten content provides better hightemperature properties compared to Stellite 6, and it can be used at temperatures up to about 700˚C

    HY Co12(Stellite12 /UNS R30012) Chemical composition:

    Co

    Cr

    W

    C

    Ni

    Mo

    Fe

    Si

    Other

    Bal.

    30

    8

    1.4-1.8

    <3.0

    <1.0

    <3.0

    <2.0

    <0.5

    HY Co12(Stellite12 /UNS R30012) Mechanical properties:

    ASME/AWS

    Hardness(HRC)

    (SF)A 5.21 ER CoCr-A

    40-45

     Characteristic as below:

    Higher tungsten content provides better high-temperature properties compared to HY Co12, and it can be used at temperatures up to about 700˚C.

    Processing conditions and application:

    HY Co12(UNS R30012/Stellite 12) is typically used for cutting tools that need to withstand abrasion, heat and corrosion. Examples include industrial knives for cutting carpets, plastics, paper and synthetic fibres; and saw tips in the timber industry. It is also used for control plates in the beverage industry, pump vanes, bearing bushes and narrowneck glass mold plungers; and for hardfacing of engine valves, pinch rollers in the metal-processing industries, and rotor blade edges.