System
Features
3-axis gun mover (X, Y, Z axes and gun pitch); variable high-speed
vector driven part rotator; 20-foot long parts weighing up to
2-tons; complete dust and powder reclaim system with a FARR Tenkay
IV dust collector; closed-loop temperature controlled air makeup
system; automatic swing up work door; tinted windows including
UV protection; Allen-Bradley SLC 500 controls; Panelview operator
interface screen; part recipe programming capability.
Application
Plasma spraying is one of many thermal spray processes that we
integrate into automated systems. Plasma spraying melts or plasticizes
powdered metal into its fourth state of matter known as plasma.
Once the plasma plume has been created, a controlled blast imparts
the plasticized material onto its targeted surface to protect
parts from heat, extreme temperature fluctuations, high wear areas,
surface protection, dielectrics, and to enhance or hinder conductivity. |
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The
science of plasma spray in production requires precise integration
between the part manipulation and automation with the plasma spray
process itself.

Dual
Process HVOF and Plasma Spray Coating System
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