Venture Engineering Co., Ltd.

06-5949-9495, 08-1940-2154, 08-1318-5400, 0-2987-0370

veco@veco.co.th

12/10 Moo 5 Road Lamlukka Klong 8 Tumbol Lamlukka Amphoe Lamlukka Pathum Thani 12150

Thermal Spray

HTS Coatings applies many types of thermal spray processes; and many factors determine which solution is the best for each project. Thermal spray can be used for the repair and overhaul of damaged components or for preventative wear resistance and corrosion management.

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Arc Spray Coating

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What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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Flame Spray

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What is flame spray? Flame spray coating is the most basic form of thermal spray and one of the oldest. It's tried and true techniques provide great restoration for damaged machine parts. Flame spray at HTS Coatings is typically performed using oxygen and acetylene and can be sprayed with either wire or powder materials. Flame spray melts these materials in the combustion stream and applies the material to the part. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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Plasma spray

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What is plasma spray? Plasma spray is a high heat thermal spray system that combines technical aspects of both flame and arc spray. Plasma spray systems were the first systems capable of creating a high enough flame temperature to reliably apply carbide coatings. This high heat is the main benefit of plasma spray and allows for the application of ceramic coatings. Plasma spray uses an electrical arc to dissociate and ionize hydrogen and argon gases. The plasma spray gun injects powder into this spray stream to apply various types of coatings. Plasma Spray Solutions Ceramic plasma spray coatings can be used as a thermal barrier for components used in high heat environments. Plasma coatings are also wear and corrosion resistant. Plasma thermal spray also offers I.D. spray capabilities. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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arc spraying

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Wire arc spray is a variant of thermal spraying process where two conductive metal wires are fed independently into the spray gun. These consumable wires are electrically charged and an arc is generated between them when it comes in contact with each other. The molten material is atomized into small particles and propelled at high velocity onto the desired substrate by compressed air to form corrosion & wear resist layer. ATS has expertise and proven track record for application of wire arc spray coatings for atmospheric & chemical corrosion. Over the years, we have developed customised coatings for components and equipment of Paper mill, Boiler, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas industries. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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Wire Arc Spray

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Wire arc spray is a variant of thermal spraying process where two conductive metal wires are fed independently into the spray gun. These consumable wires are electrically charged and an arc is generated between them when it comes in contact with each other. The molten material is atomized into small particles and propelled at high velocity onto the desired substrate by compressed air to form corrosion & wear resist layer. ATS has expertise and proven track record for application of wire arc spray coatings for atmospheric & chemical corrosion. Over the years, we have developed customised coatings for components and equipment of Paper mill, Boiler, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas industries. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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Thermal spray coating

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What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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HVOF Coating

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HVOF Spray Solutions HVOF is our most versatile spray solution. Almost any part is a good candidate for HVOF, so it is up to the customer to determine if the additional corrosion and wear protection is required over flame, arc or plasma spray. HVOF excels at thinner coatings and meeting tight machine tolerances. Some of the common parts sprayed via HVOF at HTS Coatings are print rollers, pump sleeves, ball valves and even some hydraulic shafts. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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Wire arc spray is a variant of thermal spraying process where two conductive metal wires are fed independently into the spray gun. These consumable wires are electrically charged and an arc is generated between them when it comes in contact with each other. The molten material is atomized into small particles and propelled at high velocity onto the desired substrate by compressed air to form corrosion & wear resist layer. ATS has expertise and proven track record for application of wire arc spray coatings for atmospheric & chemical corrosion. Over the years, we have developed customised coatings for components and equipment of Paper mill, Boiler, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas industries. What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.

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What is Thermal Spray? Thermal spray is an industrial coating process that heats or melts metallic or ceramic materials and deposits them onto a surface. It is used for surface enhancement or surface remanufacture. How Does Thermal Spray Work? Thermal spraying uses heat, depending upon the metallurgical properties of the coating material, and various carrier gases, depending upon the thermal spray process. Each process has different benefits as the result of these temperatures and process characteristics. A thermal spray process should be carefully selected depending upon the desired coating characteristics such as; wear resistance, corrosion resistance, thermal barrier, and many more. Other factors include: size and shape, substrate material and the operating environment of the component. Each spray process has strengths and application limits. Explore our processes for yourself or contact a member of our HTS Coatings team to find your best solution.