Wire flame spraying

In wire flame spraying, the spray material is melted in wire form in an oxy-acetylene flame and propelled onto the component by compressed air support. Particle velocities on impact with the component are approximately 200 m/s.

There is a wide range of metallic and non-metallic spray materials for a wide variety of applications. Depending on the component, high coating thicknesses can be achieved.

Examples of coating materials:

• steel
• non-rusting steel
• bronze
• molybdenum
• White metal
• etc.

Keywords:

• Coating possible on almost all base materials
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• rough wear surface
• low heating of the base material
• external and internal coating
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• On-site coating possible