Abstract
The purpose of the work is to search for heat-resistant coatings for titanium and steel billets upon heating for metal forming. A water-based heat-resistant coating, which has an operating temperature of 1200°C and a binder consisting of an acrylic emulsion with additions of colloidal graphite, bentonite, and an aluminum powder, is studied. This coating favors a decrease in the thickness of the defective surface layer that forms when titanium and steel billets are heated for metal forming.
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