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In a sintering process, how does Cobalt contribute in terms of hardness to the sintered product?

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The other powders in the mixture are Tungsten Carbide, Iron and Bronze. The sintering temperature is 850 deg C. The Pressure on the powder is 350 Kg/cm2

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Cobalt is the binder. It is the 'glue' that holds the carbide (or other) particles together.
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In a sintering process, how does Cobalt contribute in terms of hardness to the sintered product?

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Cobalt is the binder. It is the 'glue' that holds the carbide (or other) particles together.

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