Postalloy® CP63070-M is a nickel base self-fluxing powder alloy combined with a very special high carbon tungsten carbide grade to produce the highest amount of abrasion resistance possible. The matrix that encapsulates the carbides has a hardness of 55–60 RC.
The Tungsten Carbide in CP63070 has a very high hardness with a very dense, uniform crystalline structure.
The residual stresses are far lower than conventional tungsten carbide, providing better toughness and impact resistance.
The particles have almost no microdefects, enhancing the wettability characteristics.
The low fusing temperature of this alloy combined with cobalt-free carbides help to reduce solution alloying and melting of the carbides.
The tungsten carbide used is this product goes through an oxidation reduction process that reduces the oxidation potential of this alloy. This helps to reduce unwanted overspray and gives the operator more control of the puddle.

Postalloy® CP63070-M uses the same nickel base self-fluxing powder alloy, but with a more economical, less abrasion resistance and less impact resistant tungsten carbide. Designed for less abrasive wear environments or when maximum abrasion resistance is not required.