Flame Spray SpA products

Discover the Arc Spray technology, the most effective method for protecting your surfaces from corrosion and restoring worn-out components quickly and affordably. Thanks to a cold process, Arc Spray applies durable metallic coatings without altering the substrate, ensuring long-lasting results on any surface. From rust prevention on steel structures to the regeneration of critical parts, Arc Spray is the ideal choice for various industries. Enhance the longevity of your materials with a coating that truly makes a difference!

High-Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF) is an advanced thermal spray process that deposits extremely durable coatings on various materials. It uses a high-speed stream of oxygen and fuel to plasticize and propel powdered coating materials onto surfaces, resulting in exceptionally dense and wear-resistant coatings, ideal for applications requiring protection against wear and hot oxidation.

APS is a versatile and highly efficient way to apply protective coatings to various substrates, improving surface properties and extending component life. This method is ideal for a wide range of materials and industrial applications, making it a popular option in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and power generation.

Spray and Fuse is an innovative process that uses thermal spraying and subsequent heat treatment to improve the resistance and adhesion of the applied coating. This process is particularly suitable for applications requiring superior protection from wear and corrosion.

Cold spray technology is a cutting-edge method for surface coating and repair that uses high-speed particle impact to deposit materials without the need for traditional high-temperature melting. By accelerating solid particles to supersonic speeds, it enables precise and efficient coating applications, offering enhanced material properties, reduced thermal degradation, and expanded possibilities for industries such as aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing.

Wire Spray is a cost-effective thermal spray technique used for restoration purposes. By utilizing inexpensive wire feedstock, this process efficiently restores worn or damaged components. It provides an economical solution for extending the lifespan of industrial equipment while maintaining quality and performance.