Thermal coating
Special finishes
Since 2001, we have offered thermal coating as a specialized service. The process is performed using a 6-axis robot equipped with a CNC rotary fixture. Thermal coating is an innovative and cost-effective method for imparting specific properties to a surface, resulting in enhanced performance (e.g., wear and corrosion resistance, thermal and electrical insulation or conductivity, improved grip properties, etc.).
Versatile and efficient applications:
This opens up a wide range of potential applications, such as in pump manufacturing, paper and printing machinery, and oil production technology, to name just a few.
The main advantages of thermal coating are:
- Any metallic base material can be coated
- Many plastics can be coated
- Weight reduction through the use of lightweight metals
- Improved tool life
- cost savings
- no changes in the microstructure of the base material
Examples of Applications for New Fabrication and Repair
- Running surfaces (shaft seals, stuffing boxes, plain bearing surfaces, cylinder and piston running surfaces, etc.)
- Repair of bearing seats
- Thread- and wire-guiding parts
- Thermal and Electrical Insulation > Conductivity
- Flu layers
- Corrosion protection
- Abrasive wear
- Rescue of the committee
- Reinforce
Coating materials
The coatings are typically made of metals, ceramics, carbides, or composite spray materials to meet specific physical requirements.
Coating materials include, for example:
Stainless steels, zinc, tin, nickel, Monel, cermets, aluminum bronze, chrome steel, molybdenum, nickel-based alloys, ceramics (chromium oxide, aluminum oxide, titanium oxide), bronze, biomaterials, carbides (tungsten carbide, chromium carbide), Hastelloy B, C
