Hardness is a defining characteristic of wear plates, as it directly influences the plate's ability to resist abrasion, impact, and other forms of wear. The hardness of a material is typically measured on the Mohs scale or the Rockwell hardness scale.

Welding is a critical process in the fabrication of metal structures and equipment. Traditionally, welding has been done using gas-shielded wire, where the wire is coated in a layer of gas to protect the welding pool from contaminants.

According to the structure of the wire, flux cored hardfacing welding wire can be divided into two types of seamed wire and seamless wire.

Wear Plates are seen as one of the most important things that manufacturing and industrial companies need. If you own one, then you might have already considered using wear plates; but what are they actually for?

In our previous post we discussed categorizing cracks based on when they occur. Cracks can and should be categorized based on three criteria

Deciding which welding process to use can be challenging. Learn the basics of solid and flux-cored wire - and how to maximize the benefits of each.