Issued October 2000

Supersedes April, 1986

TM

Metco 443NS Nickel

Chromium/Aluminum
Composite Powder

Technical Bulletin #10-130


Metco 443NS Nickel Chromium/Aluminim
Composite Powder
Note: Metco 443 and Metco 443NS are identical materials. For the sake of simplicity, this bulletin
will refer only to Metco 443. The information it contains applies equally to Metco 443NS.

Metco 443 is a premium powder which was especially developed to produce coatings with a number
of unique benefits. For instance, these coatings are very resistant to oxidation and the effects of
corrosive gases at high temperatures.

Metco 443 undergoes an exothermic reaction when it is sprayed. This reaction is not as intense as
that of Metco 450 Nickel-Aluminum Composite Powder. Nevertheless, it is vigorous enough to assure
more consistent bonding than that which is obtained with materials which do not undergo the reaction
at all. It also causes better interparticle bonding, which results in coating integrity greater than that
shown by materials which do not undergo the reaction.

Plasma-sprayed coatings are self-bonding. They are recommended for resistance to oxidation and
corrosion in high temperatures. They are recommended as undercoats for final coatings of ceramics.
They are recommended for salvage and buildup of worn or mismachined parts made of nickel, nickel
alloys or machinable corrosion-resistant steels.

Coatings of Metco 443, applied with ThermoSpray equipment, are not self-bonding. They have high
bond strength, but should only be used on surfaces which have been prepared by one of the standard
methods of surface preparation. These coatings are recommended as abradable coatings for high
temperature performance in machine element clearance control applications. They are recommended
as undercoats for final coatings of ceramics. They are recommended for resistance to oxidation and
corrosion in high temperatures.

In connection with resistance to oxidation and chemical corrosion in high temperatures, plasma-
sprayed coatings are preferable to ThermoSpray coatings. The plasma coatings are self-bonding,
denser, less porous, and contain a lower percentage of oxides.

Coatings of Metco 443, used under final coatings of ceramics for high temperature service of the order
of 980C (1,800F), should be sprayed with plasma spray equipment for best performance. At lower
service temperatures, the 443 can be sprayed with ThermoSpray equipment if necessary.

ThermoSpray is the only process which can be used to produce abradable coatings of Metco 443 for
machine element clearance control applications.

Compared with coatings of Metco 43C Nickel-Chromium Alloy Powder, coatings of Metco 443:

1. Have higher oxidation resistance.

2. Have better machinability, with longer tool life.
3. Can be applied thicker, more than 2.5mm (.100") compared with approximately 1.3mm (.050").
4. Have an equivalent as-sprayed texture, ideal for bonding of a subsequent coating of a ceramic.

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Compared with coatings of Metco 43F Nickel-Chromium Alloy Powder, coatings of Metco 443:

1. Are second only to coatings of plasma-sprayed Metco 43F in resistance to oxidation in high
temperatures.
2. Have better machinability, with longer tool life.
3. Can be applied thicker, more than 2.5 mm (.100") compared with 0.5 mm (.020") to 0.6 mm
(.025").
4. Have much better as-sprayed texture for the bonding of a subsequent coating of a ceramic.

As an abradable coating, T443-10 is equal in erosion resistance to T450-13. It is less abradable, but
can be used in temperatures to 980C (1,800F), whereas T450-13 is limited to a maximum service
temperature of 815C (1,500F).

For a further discussion of abradable coatings, refer to the Metco Technical Bulletin entitled Abradable
and Abrasive Coatings.

The revision of this bulletin has been issued to:

1. Add new material specification conformance.

2. Add Type MBN and Type 11MB Plasma Spray Gun parameters, and Type 5P-II and Type 6P-II
ThermoSpray Gun parameters.

Metco 443 can be sprayed with Metco Plasma Spray System, using either nitrogen/hydrogen or
argon/hydrogen as the plasma gas. It can also be sprayed with Metco ThermoSpray Equipment, using
acetylene as the fuel gas.

Specification Conformance

Metco 443NS is certified to meeting the requirements of the Rolls Royce Ltd. Specification MSRR
9507/14, the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Specification PWA 1347, the General Electric Specification
B50TF119, the Avco Lycoming Division Specification M3956, Williams International Specification
WIMS 646A, SNECMA Specification DMR 33-018, and Garrett Turbine Specification EMS 52432,
Class XVII and FP 5045, Type XVII.

Applications

The Handbook of Coating Recommendations lists the following applications for coatings of Metco 443:

Coating No. Function Typical Application

P443-10 Thermal Barrier Bond Coat Turbine engine components,

T443-10 heat treating fixtures.

T443-10 Abradable Coatings Machine element clearance control,

turbine engine components.

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Metco 443 is also Recommended for use as an oxidation barrier undercoat for ceramic coatings. Used
by itself in coatings, 0.2 mm (.008" ) to 0.3 mm (.012") thick, Metco 443 resists heat and prevents the
scaling of carbon and low alloy steel in hot atmospheres.

Powder Characteristics

Typical Composition: Aluminum 6%

Nickel Chromium Alloy Balance

Typical Size Range: -120 +45 microns

(-120 +325 mesh)

Melting Point: (approximate) 660C (1,215F)

(Aluminum Constituent)

Typical Physical Properties Of The Coatings

P443-10 P443-11 T443-10

Texture, as-sprayed (microinches aa): 300-500 500-700 400-700
Coating Finish (microinches aa):
machined: 30-40 25-30 40-50
ground (60 grit SiC): 10-14 6-9 7-10
Coating Macrohardness: Rb90 Rb90 Rb85
Coating Microhardness (Knoop50) 215 250 235
Coating Density (g/cc): 7.5 7.5 7.0
Coating Porosity (%): <1 <1 <2
Coating Weight (lb/ft2/.001"): .039 .039 .036
(kg/m2/0.1mm): .75 .75 .70
Coating Oxide Content (%): <3 <5 15
Bond Strength
Low Carbon Steel or Stainless Steel
(300 and 400 series substrates)
ground, psi: 4,000 4,000 3,000
MPa: 27.6 27.6 20.7

Thickness Limitation

On Outside Diameters: Not determined. Coatings P443-10, P443-11 and T443-10 have all been
applied thicker than 2.5 m (.100") on x 25 mm (1") shafts without problems.

On Inside Diameters and Flat Surfaces: The thickness limitation of coating P443-10 is 1.5 mm
(.060"), of coating P443-11 is 1.5 mm (.060"), and of coating T443-10 is 1 mm (.040").

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 Surface Preparation

Coatings P443-10 and P443-11 are self-bonding. When they are used for the presently recommended
coating functions, thorough cleaning of the substrate is the only surface preparation required.

When coating T443-10 is used to resist oxidation and corrosion, the surface to be sprayed must be
prepared by, at least, grit blasting.

When coating T443-10 is used as an abradable coating, a bond coat of Metco 450 is required, in
common, with all other abradable coatings.

Whenever Metco 443 is used as a buildup material and the coating is machined before application of
a final coat of a different material, the machine surface will require grit blasting or other standard
methods of preparation to assure good bond strength of the final coat.

Bonding

1. Plasma-sprayed coatings are self-bonding and show bond strength of more than 4,000 psi (2,760
N/cm2) on ground substrates of low carbon steel, titanium and aluminum.
2. Coatings applied with a ThermoSpray gun are not self-bonding. The exothermic reaction, which
occurs during spraying, makes the bond strength of coatings of Metco 443 higher than that
obtained with Metco 43C and Metco 43F-NS powders, which do not have the exothermic reaction.
However, when sprayed with a ThermoSpray gun under field conditions, where differences in
equipment condition, operator technique and overall spraying conditions are inevitable, Metco 443
is not recommended as a self-bonding material.
3. As a matter of sound practice, it is recommended that surfaces which are to be plasma-sprayed be
prepared to the extent of grit blasting, and that surfaces which will be sprayed with a ThermoSpray
gun be prepared with any standard method of preparation.
4. The use of Metco 443 for applications where the coating must be finished to a feather edge is not
recommended when ThermoSpray is used, and only on a prepared surface when plasma is used.

Oxidation Resistance

The following is a list of coatings, in order of decreasing resistance to oxidation in air at 980C
(1800F) Materials on the same line are equivalent.

1. P43F-10 - A/H2 5. Plasma 43C - A/H2

2. P43F-10 - N2/H2 6. ThermoSpray 43C
3. P443-10, Plasma 43C - N2/H2 7. P450-12
4. P443-11, T443-10, P44-10 - A/H2, ThermoSpray 43F 8. M405-10

Finishing
Good machine finishes have been obtained using a K6 carbide tool, with a work speed of 165-200
SFPM (0.8-1.0 m/s), 0.064 mm (.0025" )/rev. traverse, and 0.076 mm (.003") in-feed.

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Excellent ground finishes have been obtained using a 60-grit silicon wheel at a wheel speed of 5,500
SFPM (27.9 m/s), a work speed of 90 SFPM (0.46 m/s), slow traverse, and light in-feeds. Use slower
work speeds and slightly higher in-feeds for rough finishing. Plasma coatings of Metco 443 will
machine easier, with less tool wear, than ThermoSpray coatings.

Safety Measures

Flame spraying is a completely safe process when performed in accordance with Metcos Safety
Measures. Familiarize yourself with local safety regulations before starting spraying operations. DO
NOT operate your spraying equipment or use the spray material supplied before you have thoroughly
read the Metco Instruction Manual.

Disregarding These Instructions May Be Dangerous To Your Health.

System Parameters ThermoSpray

Set #1 Set #2 High Spray Rate

Spray Gun
Type: 5P/5P-II 6P/6P-II 5P-II 6P-II
Nozzle: P 7-G/P 7B-G P 7A-M/P 7C-M P 7C-K P 7C-K
Siphon Plug: 5P 200/5P 585 6P 205/6P 605 5P 585 6P 605
Air Cap: 5P 3/5P 577 6P 4 5P 504 6P 4
(Note 6) (Note 6) (Note 6) (Note 6)
Metering Valve: 12 N/A 11 N/A
Vibrator: Yes N/A Yes N/A

Gas
Pressure -Oxygen, psi: 30 32 28 30
bar: 2.07 2.2 1.9 2.07
Acetylene, psi: 15 15 15 15
bar: 1.03 1.03 1.03 1.03
Flow - Oxygen: (Note 1) 30 45 46 42
Acetylene: (Note 1) 36 55 54 50

Powder Feed
Flow Control Valve - clicks open: (Note 2) 6-10 N/A 10-15 N/A
Unit: (Note 8) N/A 3MP/4MP N/A 3MP/4MP
(Note 9) (Note 9)
Meter Wheel: N/A S/- N/A S/-
RPM: (Note 2) N/A 12/- N/A 30/-
Feed Rate Indicator Setting: (Note 2) N/A -/38 N/A -/70
Vibrator Air Pressure, psi: N/A 15/5 N/A 15/5
bar: N/A 1.0/.3 N/A 1.0/.3
Nitrogen Carrier Gas - Pressure, psi: N/A 55 N/A 55
bar: N/A 3.8 N/A 3.8
Flow: N/A 37 N/A 37

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Spraying
Spray Distance, inches: (Note 3) 6 7 5-6 9
mm: 152 178 127-152 230
Spray Rate, lb/hr: 6 6 15 15
kg/hr: 2.72 2.72 6.8 6.8
Gas Consumption - Oxygen,ft3/hr: 47 95 94 82
m3/hr: 1.3 2.69 2.7 2.3
Acetylene,ft3/hr: 33 59 56 49
m3/hr: .9 1.67 1.6 1.4
Nitrogen,ft3/hr: N/A 10 N/A 10
m3/hr: N/A .28 N/A .28
Coverage, ft2/hr/.001": 150 133 370 329
m2/hr/0.1mm: 3.5 3.1 8.7 7.6
Powder Required, lb/ft2/.001": .040 .045 .041 .041
kg/m2/0.1mm: .76 .86 .78 .78
Deposit Efficiency, %: (Note 4) 90 80 90 80

Notes
1. Type 2GF Flowmeter. When using a Type GF Flowmeter, reduce pressure for oxygen 10 psi and
also reduce acetylene pressure 2-4 psi.
2. Use as a starting point. Adjust as necessary to obtain spray rate shown.
3. Spray distance is important. Bond strength and reliability fall off rapidly outside this range.
4. Deposit efficiency figures have been rounded off for easy calculation.
5. Spray rates and deposit efficiencies were obtained by skilled operators with all equipment in first-
class condition.
6. Set air pressure to 15 psi (1.03 bar).
7. With the exothermic powders, proper spray distance is especially important, or bond strength and
reliability fall off rapidly.
8. Parameter settings are also used for Type 3MP-Dual and Type 4MP-Dual.
9. Use powder port shaft A and black 9-ft. powder feed hose with Type 4MP.

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 System Parameters Plasma Spray

Set #3 Set #4
N2/H2 Ar/H2
Spray Gun
Type: 3MB/7MB 3MB/7MB
Nozzle: G GH
Powder Port: #2 #2
Uni-Jet Ring: (Note 1) N/A 3M 275
Insulator: (Note 2) 7M 55 7M 50

Gas
Pressure - Primary, psi: 50 100
bar: 3.45 6.89
Secondary, psi: 50 50
bar: 3.45 3.45
Flow - Primary: 150 80
Secondary: (Note 3) 15 20

Power
Unit: Note 4 Note 4
Arc Amps: 500 500
Arc Volts: 74-80 70-80

Powder Feed
Unit: (Note 7) 3MP/4MP (Note 8) 3MP/4MP (Note 8)
Meter Wheel: S/- S/-
RPM: (Note 5) 20/- 20/-
Feed Rate Indicator Setting: -/48 -/65
Vibrator Air Pressure, psi: 15/5 15/5
bar: 1.0/.3 1.0/.3
Carrier Gas Flow: 37 37

Spraying
Spray Distance, inches: 5-6 5-6
mm: 127-152 127-152
Spray Rate, lb/hr: 8 8
kg/hr: 3.6 3.6
Coverage, ft2/hr/.001": 154 133
m2/hr/0.1mm: 3.6 3.1
Powder Required, lb/ft2/.001": .052 .060
kg/m2/0.1mm: .99 1.15
Deposit Efficiency, %: (Note 6) 75 65
Deposition Rate, lb/hr: 6.0 5.2
kg/hr: 2.72 2.36

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Notes:
1. With the Type 3MB Gun, use Cat. No. 3M 275 Uni-Jet Ring with the Cat. No. 3M 276 Electrode
Nut. Install ring with the 45 internal recess facing and nut and with the jet hole toward the top of
the gun, approximately 180 from the gas inlet.
2. With the Type 7MB Gun, use Cat. No. 7M 50 with argon and Cat. No 7M 55 with nitrogen.
3. The secondary gas flow shown in the chart may be adjusted as much as 5 points, if necessary, to
obtain voltage within the range shown; EXCEPT THAT the secondary gas flow may not be reduced
to zero, and hydrogen flow may not exceed 25. If the required voltage is not obtained with this
preliminary gas flow adjustment, check the equipment for a worn nozzle, a worn electrode, or a gas
leak between the flowmeter and the gun. If there is no gas leak, and the nozzle and electrode are
not badly worn, further adjustment of the secondary gas flow, up to an additional 5 points, is
permissible, if this second adjustment does not result in a flow of zero and a hydrogen flow
exceeding 25. If the required voltage is not then obtained, replace the worn parts.
4. The Metco Types 2MR, 4MR, 6MR, or 7MR Power Supply Units can be used. CAUTION: When
using the Types 6MR and 7MR Units with a 3MB Gun, do not exceed 40 kW operation.
5. Use as a starting point. Adjust as necessary to obtain spray rate shown.
6. Rounded off for easy calculation.
7. Parameter settings are also used for the Type 3MP-Dual and the Type 4MP-Dual.
8. Use powder port shaft A and black 9-ft. powder feed hose with Type 4MP.

System Parameters Plasma Spray

Set #5 Set #6
N2/H2 Ar/H2
Spray Gun
Type: 9MB/10MB 9MB/10MB
Nozzle: 730/820 732/830
Powder Port: #2 #2
Insulator: Note 1 Note 1

Gas
Pressure - Primary, psi: 50 100
bar: 3.45 6.89
Secondary, psi: 50 50
bar: 3.45 3.45
Flow - Primary: 150 80
Secondary: (Note 2) 15 20

Power
Unit: Note 3 Note 3
Arc Amps: 500 500
Arc Volts: 74-80 70-80

Powder Feed
Unit: (Note 6) 3MP/4MP (Note 7) 3MP/4MP (Note 7)
Meter Wheel: S S
RPM: (Note 4) 20 20

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Feed Rate Indicator Setting: -/48 -/65
Vibrator Air Pressure, psi: 15/5 15/5
bar: 1.0/.3 1.0/.3
Carrier Gas Flow: 37 37

Spraying
Spray Distance, inches: 5-6 5-6
mm: 127-152 127-152
Spray Rate, lb/hr: 8 8
kg/hr: 3.6 3.6
Coverage, ft2/hr/.001": 154 133
m2/hr/0.1mm: 3.6 3.1
Powder Required, lb/ft2/.001": .052 .060
kg/m2/0.1mm: .99 1.15
Deposit Efficiency, %: (Note 5) 75 65
Deposition Rate, lb/hr: 6.0 5.2
kg/hr: 2.72 2.36

Notes:
1. With the Type 9MB Gun use Cat. No. 9MB 55 with nitrogen, and Cat. No. 9MB 50 with argon. With
the Type 10MB Gun use Cat. No. 10MB 55 with nitrogen, and Cat. No. 10MB 50 with argon.
2. The secondary gas flow shown in the chart may be adjusted as much as 5 points, if necessary, to
obtain voltage within the range shown; EXCEPT THAT the secondary gas flow may not be reduced
to zero, and hydrogen flow may not exceed 25. If the required voltage is not obtained with this
preliminary gas flow adjustment, check the equipment for a worn nozzle, a worn electrode, or a gas
leak between the flowmeter and the gun. If there is no gas leak, and the nozzle and electrode are
not badly worn, further adjustment of the secondary gas flow, up to an additional 5 points, is
permissible, if this second adjustment does not result in a flow of zero and a hydrogen flow
exceeding 25. If the required voltage is not then obtained, replace the worn parts.
3. The Metco Types 6MR, 7MR, or 8MR Power Supply Units can be used.
4. Use as a starting point. Adjust as necessary to obtain spray rate shown. Rounded off for easy
calculation.
5. Spray rates and deposit efficiencies shown were obtained by skilled operators with all equipment in
first-class condition.
6. Parameter settings are also used for the Type 3MP-Dual and the Type 4MP-Dual.
7. Use powder port shaft A and black 9-ft. powder feed hose with Type 4MP.

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 System Parameters Plasma Spray

Set #7
Ar/H2
Spray Gun
Type: 11MB
Nozzle: 11MB 112
Air Cooled Cover, Yes (Note 5)
psi: 30
bar: 2.1

Gas
Pressure - Primary, psi: 65
bar: 4.5
Secondary, psi: 65
bar: 4.5
Flow - Primary: 45
Secondary: 10

Power
Unit: 7MR or 8MR
Arc Amps: 500
Arc Volts: 45-50

Powder Feed
Unit: 3MP/4MP (Note 1)
Meter Wheel: P/-
RPM: (Note 2) 20/-
Feed Rate Indicator Setting: (Note 2) -/40
Vibrator Air Pressure, psi: 15/5
bar: 1.0/.3
Carrier Gas Flow: 37

Spraying (Note 3)
Spray Distance, inches: 1
/2-2
mm: 13-50
Spray Rate, lb/hr: 4
kg/hr: 1.8
Coverage, ft2/hr/.001": 70
m2/hr/0.1mm: 1.7
Powder Required, lb/ft2/.001": .056
kg/m2/0.1mm: 1.1
Deposit Efficiency, %: (Note 4) 70

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Notes:
1. Use powder port shaft A and black 9-ft. powder feed hose with the Type 4MP Powder Feed Unit.
Use 5 psi (.3 bar) vibrator air pressure.
2. Use as a starting point. Adjust as necessary to obtain spray rate shown.
3. Spray rates and deposit efficiencies shown were obtained by skilled operators with all equipment in
first-class condition.
4. Deposit efficiencies for 13-50 mm (1/2-2") spray distance range taken at 50 mm (2"). As S.D.
decreases, deposit efficiencies increase approximately 5% for every 13 mm (1/2").
5. Used when spraying I.D.s 152 mm (-6") or less. Set gun cooling air at 50 psi (3.4 bar).
6. Set gun cooling air at 20 psi (1.4 bar).

System Parameters Plasma Spray

Set #8 Set #9 Set #10

N2 Ar/H2 N2/H2
Spray Gun
Type: MBN MBN MBN
Nozzle: MBN 430 MBN 432 MBN 430
Powder Port: #6 #2 #2
Gas Distribution Ring: MBN 55 MBN 65 MBN 325

Gas
Pressure - Primary, psi: 50 100 50
bar: 3.4 6.9 3.4
Secondary, psi: 50 50
bar: 3.4 3.4
Flow - Primary: 100 80 150
Secondary: (Note 1) - 20 15

Power
Unit: MRN MRN MRN
Arc Volts: 500 500 500
Arc Amps 55-65 75-80 75-80

Powder Feed
Unit: (Note 3) 4MP 4MP 4MP
Feed Rate Indicator Setting: (Note 4) 63 34 48
Vibrator Air Pressure, psi: 5 5 5
bar: .3 .3 .3
Carrier Gas Flow: 37 37 37

Spraying
Spray Distance, inches: 4 5-6 5-6
mm: 100 125-150 125-150
Spray Rate, lb/hr: 20 8 8
kg/hr: 9.1 3.6 3.6

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Coverage, ft2/hr/.001": 455 133 133
m2/hr/0.1mm: 10.7 3.1 3.1
Powder Required, lb/ft2/.001": .044 .060 .052
kg/m2/0.1 mm: .85 1.15 1.0
Deposit Efficiency, %: (Note 5) 90 65 75
Deposition Rate, lb/hr: 18 5.2 6
kg/hr: 8.2 2.3 2.7

Notes:
1. The secondary gas flow shown in the chart may be adjusted as much as 5 points, if necessary, to
obtain voltage within the range shown; except hydrogen flow may not exceed 25. If the required
voltage is not obtained with this preliminary gas flow adjustment, check the equipment for a worn
nozzle, a worn electrode, or a gas leak between the flowmeter and the gun. If there is no gas leak,
and the nozzle and electrode are not badly worn, further adjustment of the secondary gas flow, up
to an additional 5 points, is permissible, if this second adjustment does not result in a flow of zero
and a hydrogen flow exceeding 25. If the required voltage is not then obtained, replace the worn
parts.
2. When zero secondary flow is specified, a minimum of 50 psi (3.4 bar) of pressure is required to
activate the secondary gas pressure switch. The same gas, as used for the primary, may be used
for this purpose. Make sure to keep the secondary flowmeter closed.
3. Use powder port shaft A and 9-ft. black powder feed hose.
4. With the Type 4MP Powder Feed Unit, feed rates are given as starting points. Adjust to obtain rate
shown.
5. Deposit efficiencies are approximate and have been rounded off for easy calculation. Spray rates
and deposit efficiencies shown were obtained by skilled operators with all equipment in first-class
condition.

Producing Recommended Coatings

Coating Number: P443-10

Surface Preparation: Any standard method.

Spraying: Parameter Set No. 4, 6, 7, or 9.
Finishing: Machine, if finish coat.

Coating Number: P443-11

Surface Preparation: Any standard method.

Spraying: Parameter Set No. 3, 5, 8, or 10.
Finishing: Machine, if finish coat.

Coating Number: T443-10

Surface Preparation: Any standard method.

Spraying: Parameter Set No. 1 or 2.
Finishing: Machine, if finish coat.

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