4 RESULTS FOR TERM: "chrome oxide coatings"

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Chrome oxide coatings are a type of industrial coating, applied using Rokide rod or plasma electric arc coating processes. Also known as “black oxide coatings,” chrome oxide coatings are used in numerous industrial applications. Chrome oxide (Cr2O3) is an inorganic compound of chromium and oxygen. It is one of the ...

Advantages of Thermal Spray Coatings

Thermal spray coatings are a type of industrial coating that uses melted or heated materials to create a new outer layer on the surface of treated parts, components, or equipment. A number of different thermal spray coating processes are possible, including HVOF (high-velocity oxygen fuel), plasma electric arc, fuel combustion, ...

Chrome Carbide Coatings

Chrome carbide coatings are a type of industrial coating. These coatings are usually applied via HVOF (High Velocity Oxygen Fuel) or plasma electric arc spray processes. Chrome carbide coatings are effective in operating temperatures as high as 1500°F (815°C). This material is proven to effectively resist wear caused by abrasion, ...

MICRALOX® Passes Stringent Saltwater Spray Test for Marine Applications

Woonsocket,RI(June 22, 2012) — Sanford Process Corporation, a division of Katahdin Industries, announces the results of a rigorous saltwater test on its anodic coating product, MICRALOX®. After 15,000 hours of exposure to 4-6% salt spray per MIL-A-8625F, aluminum treated with MICRALOX® experienced no pitting. Normal anodizing is expected to withstand ...

Chrome Oxide Coatings

Advantages of Thermal Spray Coatings

Chrome Carbide Coatings

MICRALOX® Passes Stringent Saltwater Spray Test for Marine Applications

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