To apply to plastic injection molding parts, the effects of Cr and Mo contents on mechanical properties and corrosion resistance in a molten fluoropolymer were studied in two series of Mo
2NiB
2 base cermets with the composition of Ni-5.0mass%B-Xmass%Cr-51.0mass%Mo (X: 12.5∼20.0) and Ni-5.0mass%B-15.0mass%Cr-Ymass%Mo (Y: 46.6∼55.4 (Mo/B atomic ratio: 1.05∼1.25)).
In Ni-5.0mass%B-Xmass%Cr-51.0mass%Mo cermets, transverse rupture strength (TRS) increased with increasing Cr content and showed a maximum value of 2.2GPa at 17.5mass%Cr, and then decreased at 20.0mass%Cr. Hardness increased monotonically with increasing Cr content and showed a maximum value of 86.5HRA at 20.0mass%Cr. In Ni-5.0mass%B-15.0mass%Cr-Ymass%Mo cermets, TRS increased with increasing Mo content and showed a maximum value of 2.3GPa at 53.2mass%Mo (Mo/B atomic ratio: 1.20), and then decreased at 55.4mass%Mo (Mo/B atomic ratio: 1.25). Hardness increased monotonically with increasing Mo content and showed a maximum value of 87.5HRA at 55.4mass%Mo. In both series of cermets, improvements of TRS and hardness were mainly attributed to refinement of tetragonal M
3B
2 (M: Mo, Ni, Cr) complex boride particles. Lowering of TRS seems to be due to embrittlement caused by aggregation of tetragonal M
3B
2 complex boride particles and precipitation of tetragonal M
5B
3 complex boride particles.
The excellent corrosion resistance equivalent to Hastelloy C in a molten fluoropolymer was obtained in Ni-5.0mass%B-15.0∼17.5mass%Cr-51.0mass%Mo and Ni-5.0mass%B-15.0mass%Cr-48.8∼53.2mass%Mo (Mo/B atomic ratio: 1.10∼1.20) cermets.
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