Q&A about thermal spraying processing and ceramic laser engraving processing.
●What functions does the thermal spray coating have? Wear resistance, corrosion resistance, heat resistance, thermal insulation, thermal barrier properties, high-temperature oxidation resistance, electrical insulation, electrical resistance, conductivity, electron emission, magnetic shielding effect, far-infrared radiation, lightweighting, resistance to molten metal, decoration, rigidity enhancement, braking distance reduction, release properties, gap filling, non-giving effect, sensor film, anti-slip, wear part recovery, superconducting film, static electricity prevention, antibacterial effect. ●What is the maximum size that can be processed by thermal spraying? The largest size in the past was Φ1,600×8000L; roll grinding machine capacity Φ1500×8,000L. ●What is the difference from welding build-up? In welding, there are restrictions on the material properties. It is said that there is a dilution rate of about 30%, and to achieve the catalog hardness, it is necessary to apply three layers, which also leads to distortion of the material. Thermal spraying can keep the material temperature below 100°C, preventing distortion, allowing for processing of both new and repaired items without distortion. ●How does thermal spraying adhere? Basically, there are no issues in areas that rotate or slide, but in areas with impacts, it can cause peeling.
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Our company specializes in surface modification technologies that are not commonly heard of, such as "thermal spraying" and "ceramic laser engraving." Thermal spraying is one of the special techniques used across a range of industries, from low-tech sectors like kitchenware to high-tech industries such as aerospace. We were founded in 1950 with the aim of engine regeneration (engine boring) for automobiles and motorcycles, and we have consistently operated with the goal of being "the only one in a niche market" up to the present day.