Colmonoy® 88, a fully dense, complex carbide coating, can  outperform two-phase NiCrSiB hardfacing materials with tungsten carbide in many slurry erosion applications. The common solution against erosion wear in many applications that involve slurry or silt is the archetypal two-part blended NiCrSiB plus Tungsten Carbide applied by Spray & Fuse: FusewelderTM Torch, SpraywelderTM System, PTA or laser cladding systems. Read More

ColTung™ 1 is an easy to use hardfacing rod. It is widely used in many industries, but particularly in Oil & Gas spray shops. ColTung™ 1 is made from a nickel-based powder which is blended with tungsten carbide and then sintered in a vacuum furnace to make a solid rod. UK Technical Manager - Warren Lewis demonstrates this versatile product and explains its role in a variety of maintenance and repair applications for Oil & Gas. Read More

Alloy Products Technical Manager, Warren Lewis, demos the Fusewelder™ Torch, spraying a debarking knife with Colmonoy® 88 increasing service life by 50%. Read More

Wall Colmonoy is providing solutions to increase the lifetime of key operational equipment for UK steel manufacturers by laser cladding Reheat Furnace skid posts with Colmonoy® 625. Read More

Wall Colmonoy produces Colmonoy® (nickel) and Wallex® (cobalt) wear-resistant alloys that are specifically designed to resist cavitation. Read More

The Welsh Governments Economy Minister, Vaughan Gething MS had his first company site visit last Thursday since entering his new role. Read More

From exploration and drilling to pumping and refining, our range of nickel and cobalt-based hardfacing alloys have successfully extended the useful life of Oil & Gas equipment and machinery from harmful corrosion and wear. Read More

The first nickel-based hardfacing alloy, Colmonoy® was developed by two metallurgists Mr. Norman Cole and Mr. Walter Edmonds in 1937. Read More

Colmonoy® Alloy News – Colmonoy coated pump Parts for oil producing and refining equipment last longer. Read More

In this video, Alloy Products Technical Manager, Warren Lewis, demonstrates the Fusewelder™ Torch, taking you through the process of applying powder to a workpiece, step-by-step. Read More