Thermal Spray Coatings Illustration
For Ferrous & Non-Ferrous Metals and Alloys
Thermal Spray Coatings Processing Illustration
- Permanent Non-Stick
Properties - Increased Surface
Hardness - Chemical & Corrosion
Resistant - Low-Friction
- FDA Compliant & USDA Approved
- Excellent Resistance to
Wear - Excellent Mold & Adhesive
Release - Low Surface Energy
Series 900 "Thermal Spray Polymer" coatings are multi-step processes which consist of depositing molten or semi-molten particles of stainless steel or other alloys, and ceramics under acceleration to form a matrix on the base metal surface.
The matrix is extremely porous and is sealed with the controlled infusion of high-release fluoropolymers or other low-friction, high-temperature, lubricating particles.
The newly formed, hardened surface becomes an integral part of the base metal, and is engineered to provide maximum non-stick properties and extreme resistance to wear and abrasion where traditional release surface coatings have limited life.
Endura® provides an entire family of Series 900 proprietary coatings, each engineered to provide specific performance benefits and proven solutions in today's most demanding applications.
These illustrations provide a processing overview.
Contact Endura® to learn more about many other proprietary or patented offerings or call Endura® @ 586-739-0101
