The advanced thermal-spraying technologies offered by BMR and LBT provide you with high quality coatings and overlays that keep your wear-prone equipment in service longer.  We select the proper coating material and process based on your requirements and the application of your part.  Primary coating processes are:

Thermal Spraying Technologies

You can save thousands of dollars every year by protecting your wear-prone components with tough thermal-sprayed coating materials.  This is a highly cost-effective way to prolong equipment life and save hundreds of hours of line down-time.  Sprayed and coated surfaces combat the effects of corrosion, heat, and wear agents and keep your production processes moving.

HVOF Spray System - High Velocity Oxygen Fuel uses high pressure liquid fuel and oxygen to deposit a very even uniform coating.  HVOF is used for many different metallic coatings, although carbides are the most commonly used metals.

 

Plasma Spray System - This process uses a plasma flame to produces a dense high quality coating.  The most commonly sprayed coatings are ceramics.

 

Arc Wire Spray System - This process is used to spray materials on a contour.  The most common materials are 400 and 300 series stainless steel, low and high carbon steels, nichrome, monel, nickel, bronze A, brass, copper, aluminum and zinc.

In addition to these thermal-sprayed coatings, BMR Group can provide you with other wear-resistant finishing technologies.

Welding Overlays - Used to combat a wide range of problems from corrosion to gouging/galling to low-impact wear.  Application methods include MIG, TIG, and plasma welding.  A wide range of corrosion- and wear-resistant materials are used.

 

Combustion Powder Spray System - This process applies a smooth deposit on any contour. When used to deposit Spray and Fuse alloys, the deposit is fused to the base metal, resulting in a metallurgical bond between the overlay and the base metal.

Please contact our sales staff at 260-635-2195 to determine which coating process is best-suited to your application.

Thermal-spraying looks impressive...

...and the results are spectacular!

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