Hard Coatings For Steel

Our range of nanostructured coatings can be applied to a wide range of metallic substrates including stainless steels superalloys tool and carbon steels as well as nickel copper and cobalt based alloys and are a recognised replacement for hard chrome and cadmium plating ceramics and hvof tungsten carbides.

Hard coatings for steel.

They can be immersed in salt water and fresh water. Amorphous alloy coatings such as nistelle and hastelloy greatly improve temperature wear and corrosion resistance. Almost twice as hard as concrete. Submersible epoxy coatings also known as coal tar epoxy these coatings are our most resistant to abrasion chemicals and corrosion on concrete and steel.

Especially in salt air marine environments. Suitable coating materials series 500 hard chromium plating coatings can be successfully applied to most metal substrates including steel stainless steel iron brass bronze copper hastelloy inconel monel nickel alloys and aluminum. Our steel coating options include. With a surface hardness near 9 000 vickers cvd diamond coatings that have been grown onto the tools show 10 to 20 times better tool life compared to pvd coatings.

With a 15 000 hour salt spray test astm b117 rating rust grip is therefore one of the most effective anti rust anti corrosion coatings. This is the coating of choice for production work in non ferrous materials because of its higher hardness and its ability to run at two to three times the speed of uncoated tooling. Duralar is a remarkable new class of nanocomposite ultra hard metal coatings applied by duralar coating systems duralar technologies is a global coating machines company that has created unique new families of advanced ultra hard metal coatings. Apply with a sprayer.

Stainless steel coatings provide exceptional wear and corrosion resistance and are ideal for dimensional build up of worn or damaged parts. Plasma transferred arc hard surfacing. In addition duralar also has greater thermal stability than many other coatings. Carbon steel coatings can be used to rebuild or repair surface damage on many steel substrates bringing them back to oem specs while closely matching material properties.

So it is does not degrade and is able to maintain its high performance even at sustained elevated temperatures. Duralar hard coatings can be much thicker than conventional coatings and they actually contain clusters of diamond material giving them significantly greater hardness and wear resistance. Thermal spray hard surfacing gives equipment and component parts substantially greater wear resistance even in extreme working environments and high cycle or continuous use applications. From mining to steel production equipment designers and builders use specified hard coating surfacing technologies in key high wear areas.

You can apply it directly over rusted metal steel surfaces or existing paint with no sandblasting required.