Postle Industries

Cleveland-based Postle Industries, a global provider of industrial hardfacing and wear-resistant technologies, has updated its logo.

The company, which manufactures the Postalloy brand of hardfacing alloys, celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2019.

Postle Industries has announced that Bob Miller, who served as a materials engineer there for the past 19 years, has died. Miller grew up in Connecticut and was an Eagle Scout. After serving six years in the U.S. Navy, he earned a materials engineering degree from the University of Bridgeport and...

Postle Industries has introduced a vanadium-tungsten carbide hardfacing alloy for extreme abrasion, Vanguard PS150, available as an open-arc welding wire. Postalloy® PS-150 is a tubular metal-cored hardfacing wire that provides a dense, heterogeneous deposit of vanadium-tungsten carbides,...

Postle Industries has introduced a complex carbide hardfacing alloy that resists extreme abrasion. It is available as a flux-cored wire (Postalloy 2836-SPL) and tubular electrode (Postalloy 218HD). The high-hardness, multicarbide welding alloys withstand high-stress grinding, low-stress...

Postle Industries offers tubular hardfacing electrodes for severe abrasion applications and those involving high heat or impact. The tubular design allows for a greater volume of carbides than ever before for increased abrasion resistance, says the manufacturer. Available in ¼, 3/8, and ½...

Postle Industries has introduced Postalloy® PS98 hardfacing alloy to be used as a matrix welding wire for tungsten carbide embedding, also known as GMAW carbide embedding. Tungsten carbide particles are fed from an overhead hopper directly into the alloy’s molten weld pool via vibratory feeding...