Product Data Sheet WokaStar Series Advanced Liquid-Fuel HVOF Spray Guns

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Product Data Sheet WokaStar Series Advanced Liquid-Fuel HVOF Spray Guns The Oerlikon Metco WokaStar Advanced Liquid- Fuel HVOF Spray Guns are an excellent choice when coatings of the highest quality and density are required for the most critical of applications. These guns also feature long-lasting, robust components, ensuring very reliable application and reproducible coatings. The Oerlikon Metco WokaStar spray guns for liquid-fuel HVOF incorporate advanced design features for superior performance and coating quality. Using economical kerosene fuel, WokaStar guns develop combustion chamber pressures that are 15 % to 20 % greater than conventional liquid fuel HVOF spray guns. An improved burner configuration with higher operating pressures and gas flows results in cleaner, denser and harder coatings for better wear resistance, corrosion resistance and dimensional restoration. Coatings can be very thick and can exhibit favorable compressive stresses that enhance bond and performance in service. The unique design of the WokaStar series guns will allow the use of economical lower flow settings which will reduce oxygen and kerosene costs by 10 % over conventional liquid fuel guns while also reducing cooling requirements by 30 %. Coatings consistent with the WokaStar series guns can be obtained at these economy settings. WokaStar guns are rugged, featuring durable, long service life components to withstand the harshest industrial spray environments, reliably and repeatedly. A shorter combustion chamber produces more complete and efficient combustion compared to other liquid fuel guns, thus minimizing the possibility of spitting, carbon build-up in the gun barrel and heat loss to the cooling water. The guns are designed for machine mounting and may be fixed on robots, linear traverse units and other manipulators. Oerlikon Metco has paid extreme attention to the stability of operating conditions to maximize production, while minimizing service requirements. Long standing experience in the design of HVOF equipment for thermal spray is your insurance this equipment can be utilized with complete confidence. The WokaStar guns have been rigorously designed to the latest safety codes and is CE-conformant. WokaStar-610-Sz Advanced Liquid-Fuel HVOF Spray Gun 2015 Oerlikon Metco 1

1 General Description The WokaStar series spray guns are designed for liquid fuel (kerosene) and oxygen operation. Fuel and oxygen are fed into the rear part of the gun, atomized by a mixer head and ignited in the combustion chamber as the heat source for the coating process. Spray powder from the powder feeder is fed radially into the gun through two powder ports into the gas stream. The spray stream is accelerated to a velocity of Mach 2 through a converging / diverging nozzle. The spray particles are heated to a molten or semi-molten state, propelled at high velocity and impact the coating surface in a plastic state. The long barrel optimizes the dwell time of the spray particles in the jet stream, while minimizing particle dwell time in air. This results in dense, intrinsically bonded coatings that exhibit low oxide content. HVOF spray using liquid fuel offers certain advantages over other processes, such as easy availability and handling, and higher energy density associated with these hydrocarbons. The increased quantity of heat available results in denser coatings with higher bond strengths. The WokaStar guns have been robustly designed, offering improved durability over liquid fuel HVOF guns currently on the market, while producing superior coatings. The metal housing will withstand harsh spray environments, while nozzle nuts are constructed of steel to prevent warping and provide a safe and tight seal. The rear gun body connectors have been designed to provide years of troublefree performance. Rear Gun Body (WokaStar-610 and WokaStar-610-S) Rear Gun Body with Ignition Module (WokaStar-610-Sz) Combustion Chamber Water Connection Burner Assembly Powder Injector Powder Injector Middle Gun Body Assembly Barrel 6 in Barrel 4 in Front Gun Body 4 in Front Gun Body 6 in WokaStar Series Guns Main Components Water Manifold 2015 Oerlikon Metco 2

1.1 WokaStar Gun Series Comparison Chart Gun Model WokaStar-610 WokaStar-610-S a WokaStar-610-Sz b Ignition Type Hydrogen Spark Plug Spark Plug Controller Compatibility: UniCoatPro LF MultiCoat HVOF c UniCoat LF UniCoat GLF c a b c Ignition module located in the JAMBox Ignition module mounted on the gun Requires that system is equipped with HVOF liquid fuel capability Compatibility Use with MultiCoat HVOF, UniCoat LF or UniCoat GLF requires special cable option supplied by Oerlikon Metco Systems Engineering. 2 Features and Benefits 2.1 WokaStar Coatings n Excellent wear resistance and extended longevity for costly parts and components n Superior microhardness compared to other thermal spray technologies n Outstanding adhesion to substrate, with the bond strength of some coatings typically exceeding 69 MPa (10000 psi) n Very high density coatings with minimal porosity n Low to medium residual stresses within the coating structure, depending on spray material and component geometry n Clean coatings with very low content of impurities and oxides n Fine, homogeneous microstructures n Thick coatings, up to or exceeding 6 mm (0.25 in) are possible n Smooth as-sprayed surface finishes n Excellent machinability and surface finishes, with super finishing possible for harder coating materials n Predictable coating chemistry 2.2 WokaStar Gun Hardware n Low-cost process using liquid fuel (kerosene) n Dual port, radially fed powder injection n Constructed of rugged materials for long service life with minimal maintenance n Different barrel lengths available for specific spray materials n Modular design allows for easy maintenance n Safe, reliable ignition using hydrogen or spark ignition n Polished barrel reduces internal carbon build up n Machine mountable design can be used with robots and traverses n Longer component life compared to conventional liquid fuel guns n Improved combustion chamber design results in more complete and efficient combustion n WokaStar-600 and WokaStar-600-S parameters can be used without modification with WokaStar-610 series guns 3 Accessories and Options Oerlikon Metco offers a choice of options such as different barrel lengths to be used with specific spray powders, gun ignition using hydrogen gas or spark plug ignition. For a complete list of optional parts and spare parts, please refer to the parts lists section of the reference manual. Oerlikon Metco offers a wide selection of Diamalloy and WOKA brand thermal spray materials optimized for the HVOF spray process. These include a variety of alloys, superalloys, blends and self-fluxing materials appropriate for many industrial applications and critical surfacing needs. 2015 Oerlikon Metco 3

3.1 Optional Barrel and Front Gun Body Lengths: Gun Barrel and Front Gun Body Length Application 101.6 mm / 4 in Standard: Recommended for most coating parameters. 152.4 mm / 6 in Optional: Recommended when a longer dwell time is required, such as for spraying some carbides, coarse materials or when high spray rates are a necessity. Note: Customers should use the shortest barrel length possible that achieves the desired coating results as the length of the barrel is directly proportional to the amount of loading (material build-up) in the barrel. However, this will vary for different materials and spray parameters. 3.2 Remote Ignition Module Required to upgrade a WokaStar-610 gun to a WokaStar-610-S gun. This module can be mounted on the gun, a robot or other location. Note that additional cables and controller features are required. 3.3 Air Jet Assembly Supplies cooling gas to the substrate while spraying. Air or any inert gas, such as CO 2 or N 2, may be used as the cooling medium. Item No. 1051091. Remote Ignition Module 3.4 Hose Assemblies Includes water inlet and outlet hoses, oxygen and kerosene hoses to connect the gun to the controller. Available in 2 lengths: Type Length Item No. 19H-25 8 m / 25 ft 1070914 19H-50 15 m / 50 ft 1070831 3.5 Electrical Connection Assemblies Connects a WokaStar-610-S gun to UniCoatPro LF. Includes ignition device, ignition device supply cable, pressure transducer, pressure sensor cable and ground wire. Available in 2 lengths: Air Jet Assembly Length Item No. 8 m / 25 ft 1070659 15 m / 50 ft 1070660 2015 Oerlikon Metco 4

4 Technical Data 4.1 Dimensions WokaStar-610-Sz: 298.4 mm / 11.75 in (4 in barrel) 349.2 mm / 13.75 in (6 in barrel) 111.1 mm / 4.375 in 167 mm / 6.58 in WokaStar-610-S: 298.4 mm / 11.75 in (4 in barrel) 349.2 mm / 13.75 in (6 in barrel) 111.1 mm / 4.375 in WokaStar-610: 277.9 mm / 10.9 in (4 in barrel) 328.7 mm / 12.9 in (6 in barrel) 111.1 mm / 4.375 in 119.4 mm / 4.7 in 119.4 mm / 4.7 in 2015 Oerlikon Metco 5

4.2 Specifications General Specifications Particle velocity 400 to 800 m/s 1300 to 2625 ft/s Combustion pressure 7.5 bar 108.8 psig Total heat input 293 kw 1,000,000 BTU/h Heat loss to water (cooling capacity) 93 kw 318,000 BTU/h Heat output 200 kw 682,000 BTU/h Recommended exhaust flow (min.) 15,000 m 3 /h 8750 ft 3 /min Process Media Hydrogen H 2 6.9 bar 88 NLPM 100 psig 200 SCFH Oxygen O 2 Nitrogen N 2 (carrier gas) Kerosene Compressed Air 17 bar 1100 NLPM 12.1 bar 18 NLPM 17 bar 32.2 l/h 5.5 bar 500 NLPM 250 psig 2500 SCFH 175 psig 600 SCFH 250 psig 8.5 gal/h 79 psig 1140 SCFH Weight Approximate 5 kg 11 lb Water Requirements 14 bar 200 psi (min.) 39 l/min 10 gal/min Inlet temperature (max.) 24 C 75 F Quality < 40 µs Potable (drinking water) Compatibility Controllers For use with WokaStar-610; WokaStar-610-S guns: MultiCoat HVOF, UniCoat LF, UniCoat GLF Powder Feeders For use with WokaStar-610-Sz gun: UniCoatPro LF, MultiCoat HVOF For use with MultiCoat HVOF, UniCoat LF, UniCoat GLF systems: 9MPE-DJ-CL20, Single-120-H, Single-120-AH, Twin-120-H, Twin-120-AH, Single-220-H, Single-220-AH, 5MPE-HP For use with UniCoatPro LF systems: Twin-140, 5MPE-HP, 9MPE-DJ Specifications indicate the maximum output of the spray gun. Most controller platforms have lower output capabilities. Information is subject to change without prior notice. www.oerlikon.com/metco 2015 Oerlikon Metco info.metco@oerlikon.com6