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Query Regarding Material for Plate of Iris Diaphragm

08/12/2010 4:34 AM

can somebody suggest what material should be used to make the plates of an iris diaphragm which operates in the temperature range of 1300-1700 C with out getting oxidised and should also be abrasive (ASAP).
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Re: Query Regarding Material for Plate of Iris Diaphragm

08/12/2010 9:36 AM

This one is made of trinium/titanium alloy. I don't know what temperatures it has withstood, but I've seen it glowing red-hot.
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