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Colmonoy 88 increases service life of debarking knives by 50% using the Fusewelder torch
This video shows Alloy Products UK spraying a debarking knife with Colmonoy 88, a nickel-based hardsurfacing alloy, using the Fusewelder Torch and the Fuseweld Process, giving a 50% longer service life, 4x faster application than previous method, and higher efficiency during final grinding stage due to accuracy of powder application.






