Flame Spray vs Plasma Spray
When it comes to Flame Spray and Plasma Spray, there are some noticeable differences between the two. In this blog, we will be taking a look into what the flame spraying and plasma spraying processes are, and introducing the main features and benefits of each so you can decide which
The Benefits of Arc Spray and HVOF
When it comes to arc spray and HVOF there are some major differences such as cost and durability that can affect whether one system is better than another for your application. In this blog, we will look at the differences and advantages of arc spray and HVOF so you can
Innovative Robotics Created in Partnership with Rolls Royce
Metallisation are proud to be supporting Rolls-Royce in the revolutionary use of robotic snake arms as part of the future of engine maintenance. http://www.metallisation.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Rolls-Royce-FLARE-a-pair-of-snake-robots.mp4 The U.K engineering company announced the new development of FLARE, a pair of “snake” robots that will aid in maintenance, alongside the release of an animated
A Quick Guide to Thermal Spraying
Thermal spraying (aka metal spraying) is a surface engineering/coating process that sprays metals, ceramics and polymers onto the surface of another material. It’s widely used to provide corrosion protection to ferrous metals, as well as to change the item’s surface properties, for instance, to improve the wear resistance or thermal
Metallisation Equipment – Really Does Stand The Test Of Time
For many years we have known that our metal spraying equipment is robust, sturdy and long-lasting, but as the saying goes – the proof of the pudding is in the eating. So we are thrilled to update you on our latest story … One of our customers returned an old
Metallisation Through The Decades
1909 – First patents for a metal spraying Swiss inventor (pictured) Max Ulrich Schoop, invents a combustion process to melt wire and spray it onto objects. 1922 – Metallisation is born Company is started to sell the spray system developed from the original design into the UK market. 1938 –