There are many different field of applications one can think of. Our coating capabilities cover the thermal coatings such as Flame spraying (FLSP) with wire or powder, Electric-arc spraying (EASP) and HVOF process.
Reason to use one of the thermal coating can be as follows
For new designed parts, sprayed coatings offer a rewarding combination of features:
- To create high performance parts that would be difficult or costly to produce by other means
- To value engineer new or existing parts by spraying premium material coatings over lightweight or low cost substrates
- To design composite material parts that use the best qualities of the sprayed coating and the structure member
- To provide a surface property not otherwise available
For repair and rebuild worn machine parts, sprayed coatings save time and money, while increasing service life:
- Parts can be rebuilt faster and at less cost with sprayed coatings than by using welding, plating or sleeving
- When new parts have to be ordered, spray repair can save days of downtime; yet the cost can run as low as 10% of replacement cost
- Because a premium material can be used as the build-up coating, repaired parts will outwear new ones
- Parts can be so easily rebuilt so that spare parts inventories can be greatly reduced
for salvage of mis-machined parts or undersized castings:
- A coating material equivalent to the original material can be chosen to restore dimension
- It results in much lower cost than completely refabricating a new part.
- Aerospace
- Agriculture
- Art
- Automotive
- Aviation
- Galvanizing
- Nutrition Industry
- Glass
- Marine
- Metal Working
- Military
- Motors
- Paper
- Plastics
- Printing
- Pulp
- Pumps
- Textiles
- Construction machinery
- Eccentric shafts, cam shafts, crankshafts
- Guide rails, guide ways, setting wedges
- Brake disks, V-belt pulleys
- Roles, rollers
- Cross beams, ball and socket bearings
- Piston rods, pin, axles
- Plunger, piston, valves
- Pinion shafts, worn shafts
- Firm and sliding bearing seats
- Simmering and sliding seats
- Wrong Drill holes
- Abrasion Resistance
- Atmospheric and Heat Corrosion Control
- Biological compatibility
- Clearance Control
- Coating coverage can be full encapsulation or flight only
- Coating strippability can allow for both recoating and repair
- Coatings are hard and dense with good bond strengths
- Coatings need to be adapted to specific criteria
- Coatings which need to be post treated (turning, grinding, diamant grinding)
- Components with a coating have a longer lifetime
- Control of Oxidation and Sulfidation
- Corrosion protection
- Crack free and dense coatings with fairly homogeneous microstructure
- Dimensional Restoration
- Easily machinable with standard cutting tools
- Electrical Properties
- Electrical resistance/conductivity
- Environmentally friendly coatings with no volatile organics (paints)
- Erosion Resistance
- Excellent replacement for chrome
- Excellent resistance to friction
- Extended roll life increases productivity
- Extreme heat
- Extremely hard surface
- For joining and coating applications
- Fouling protection
- Galvanic Corrosion Control
- Good cavitation and fretting resistance
- Good hot gas corrosion resistance, particularly in sulphurous gases
- Good protection against sliding wear, hammer wear
- Good resistance to corrosion
- Good sliding wear resistance
- Hard Chrome replacement
- Heat barrier
- Heat resistant
- High temperature protection (thermal barrier coatings)
- Impact Resistance
- Increase conductivity
- Increase surface hardness to reduce wear
- increased lubricity properties
- Increases productivity
- Inventoried for quick delivery
- Longer overall roll life and screw life
- Machine revisions
- Maintains screw efficiency
- Medical implants
- Minimal Component distortion allowed
- New unique material combinations
- No dimensional limits to components sizes
- Oxidation protection
- Rebuild and Salvage Operations
- Reduces machine downtime
- Reducing wear
- Repair damaged surfaces – rebuild
- Resist flame impingement corrosion
- Resistance to Adhesive Wear
- Resistance to Cavitation Effects
- Resistance to Chemical Attack
- Resistance to Fretting
- Resistance to Galling
- Resistant to Abrasion and Erosion
- Sliding Wear Resistance
- Stable dielectric factor
- Superior compatibility with wear resistant barrels
- Thermal Barrier Coatings TBC
- Thermal or Electrical Insulation
- Very good resistance to heat
- Wear and corrosion resistant
- Wear resistant with ceramic surface
- When no pre or post-heat treatment is allowed