Combustion

Combustion spraying is a cost effective alternative for applying metallic and ceramic coatings in less demanding environments. This process relies on a chemical reaction between oxygen and a combustion fuel to produce a heat source that creates a gas stream with a temperature in excess of 3,000°C. A consumable, usually a powder or wire, is heated and propelled onto a substrate to form a surface coating. Common coatings include stainless steels and aluminums.

Features and Benefits

Field portable equipment

Benefit: Coatings can be applied during planned shutdown operations.

High deposition rates

Benefit: Coating rates up to 50ft2/system/shift under normal shutdown conditions minimize operation disruption.

Deposit efficiency up to 98%

Benefit: Less allow waste and greater labor efficiency reduces on-site time and materials cost.

Ergonomic equipment design and operation

Benefit: Less operator fatigue yields better productivity and coating quality.

Services and Technologies

Learn about CASL’s service and technology offerings. Our industry solutions provide the best in class services to meet the demands of your business.

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    Weld Overlay

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    Thermal Spray

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    Electroplating

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    Component Remanufacturing

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    HaloJet ID HVOFTM System

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    Overlaid Spools

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    Field Service

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    Machining & Finishing

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    Research & Development

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    Coating Materials