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What about Carpenter's Custom 465? 50 to 60 Rc. See my predicament thread330-24316

We ended up using the CPM90V in our prototype, although, corrosion resistance is a concern. Our customer is currently evaluating it in service. The original material appears to be a 15-5 or custom 450. Again abrasive wear was the major concern. Has anyone had any experience with Carpenter's...

The only other info. I can offer is that the end product is a powdered cheese. It would seem that the slurry would not be that abrasive but it "chewed" through the original design quickly. I thought one of the Nitronic grades may work. Yes/No? Other web sites have mentioned carbide...

Further clarification... The assembly is different sized vaned parts that fit together. And it spins at 14,000 RPM's not 4000 Jeff

Yes, I believe it is called a nozzle. It spins at approx. 4000 RPM The liquid originally processed is now more of a slurry and is now causing severe wear to the original design. Jeff

Need some material suggestions for an atomizer that changes a liquid into a powder for the food industry. Current material is a 400 series stainless heat treated to 55-60 Rc. This is a multiple part assembly that is experiencing extremely abrasive wear. Machinability is also a concern. Any...