Melting experiments of Cu‐Sn‐Ti‐Zr filler metal powder containing cellulose nitrate and graphite, respectively, resulted in the formation of nanosized TiC particles in both Cu‐rich phase and CuSn3Ti5 intermetallic regions of the alloy (see figure). The variation of the binder type and content allows to tailor the properties of the filler metals in terms of erosion resistance, decisive for a new generation of superabrasive tools.
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