Jwell Bimetallic Screw Barrel with HP/HVOF Alloy Coating

Bimetallic Screw BarrelBimetallic Screw Barrel

Key Features

  • HP/HVOF full-surface alloy coating for enhanced wear and corrosion resistance
  • Centrifugally cast bimetallic barrel with 30% or 50% tungsten carbide
  • WPT1, WPT2 and WPT3 alloys for different processing conditions
  • Inner diameter range from Φ12 to Φ300 mm
  • Suitable for extrusion and injection molding machinery

Applications Scenarios

 

Technical Parameter

Parameter Specification
Applications Plastic extrusion machinery / Injection molding machinery
Bimetallic Barrel Base Material 45# steel / 40Cr
Main Material Options SACM645, SCM440, 38CrMoAlA
Barrel Manufacturing Process Centrifugal casting
Screw Coating Process HP/HVOF full-surface alloy thermal spraying
Previous Treatment Process PTA screw-flight overlay welding
Tungsten Carbide Content 30% or 50%
Inner Diameter Range Φ12–Φ300 mm
Bimetallic Processing Length Up to 4,000 mm
Maximum Effective Length Up to 12,000 mm
Nitriding Depth 0.50–0.80 mm
Nitriding Hardness ≥HV960
Straightness 0.015 mm/m
Chrome-Plating Thickness 0.02–0.085 mm
General Plastic Applications PP, PE, ABS, AS and PS
WPT1 Alloy Corrosion-resistant alloy
WPT1 Applications Nylon, PVC, PC and PMMA
WPT2 Alloy Wear- and high-temperature-resistant alloy
WPT2 Applications Glass-fiber-reinforced nylon, magnetic powder, aluminum/magnesium powder and Bakelite
WPT3 Alloy Combined wear, corrosion and high-temperature resistance

Product Description

The JWELL bimetallic screw barrel is designed for plastic extrusion and injection molding applications involving abrasive, corrosive or high-temperature materials. It combines precision-machined base materials with application-specific alloy protection to improve the durability of the screw and barrel working surfaces.

The screw uses advanced HP/HVOF full-surface thermal spraying instead of conventional PTA welding applied only to the screw-flight edges. This process creates a protective alloy coating across the working surface, helping reduce wear, corrosion and heat-related damage.

The bimetallic barrel is produced by centrifugal casting. Available tungsten carbide contents have been increased from the previous 10% specification to 30% and 50%. The alloy processing length can reach 4,000 mm, while the maximum effective component length is up to 12,000 mm.

Three alloy options are available:

  • WPT1: Corrosion-resistant alloy for nylon, PVC, PC and PMMA.
  • WPT2: Wear- and heat-resistant alloy for glass-fiber-reinforced nylon, magnetic powder, aluminum/magnesium powder and Bakelite.
  • WPT3: Combined resistance to wear, corrosion and elevated temperatures.

Available materials include SACM645, SCM440 and 38CrMoAlA. The product covers inner diameters from Φ12 to Φ300 mm, with nitriding hardness of at least HV960 and nitriding depth of 0.50–0.80 mm.

For accurate selection, please provide the machine model, processed material, screw dimensions, additive or glass-fiber content and operating temperature.

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