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    2022

    May 31st - May 31st

    Saint-Gobain Thermal Spray Powders – Protecting Semiconductor Dry-Etch Chambers

    Dry Etching in the Semiconductor World

    January 18th - January 18th

    Using Modern Flame Spray Technology to Metallize Capacitors – or Schoopage

    Modern flame spray technology is a thermal spray technique used to produce high-performance, uniform coatings on substrates. Flame spray technology involves supplying feedstock to an oxy-fuel flame. The flame melts

    January 18th - January 18th

    4 Key Applications of Plasma Transferred Arc Coating

    Plasma transferred arc (PTA) coating – also known as PTA hardfacing – was developed in the 1960s as a means of rebuilding and repairing worn mechanical parts. Today, plasma transferred arc coating is predominantly

    2021

    November 22nd - November 22nd

    How Thermal Spray Powder Morphology Impacts Coating Performance

    Thermally sprayed coatings are some of the best surface engineering solutions in enhancing the lifetime and performance of equipment that is exposed to high temperatures, and highly corrosive and wear-prone

    October 12th - October 12th

    An Introduction to Thermal Spray Technology

    The inception of thermal spray technology dates to the early 20th century. It refers to surface engineering techniques that involve the deposition of solid, semi-molten, or molten feedstocks on target substrates

    October 12th - October 12th

    Plasma Spray Guns: Understanding Output Efficiency

    Plasma spraying is an energy-intensive thermal spray technique widely used to produce wear-resistant, high-quality, uniform functional coatings. Due to the extremely high temperatures of plasma arcs (5000--16000

    July 5th - July 5th

    The Evolution of Flame Spray Technology

    Flame spraying is one of the oldest and simplest ways of depositing a metallic or ceramic coating onto a surface. However, thanks to its versatility and cost-effectiveness, it remains the most widely-used thermal spraying technique today. Here we cover the fundamentals of flame spray technology and take a look at some of the

    July 2nd - July 2nd

    High Performance Thermal Barrier Coatings for Aerospace Applications

    Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBCs) can significantly improve the lifetime and efficiency of aero engines. TBCs can be deposited via different methods – but for high-performance applications, Electron Beam Physical

    June 10th - June 10th

    Flame Spray vs Twin Wire Arc Spray: What’s the Difference?

    Flame spraying and twin wire arc spraying (generally referred to simply as "wire arc spraying") are two different types of thermal spraying process. With a great deal of overlap in the capabilities of these two techniques, it can sometimes be difficult to

    May 26th - May 26th

    Babbitt Deposition via Flame Spraying

    The surfaces of plain bearings are typically coated with babbitt, a soft white metal that provides a durable, low-friction surface capable of withstanding cyclic loading. Flame spraying remains a popular method of depositing babbitt for these applications. Here, we take a closer look at the properties of babbitt, and why flame

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