Five to seven repairs before a full recoat.
Our proprietary Restore & Grind repair process fills only the drawline wear on a coated wire drawing block, blends seamlessly with the original chemistry, and gets a block back to work for a fraction of a recoat.
Five to seven repairs before a full recoat. Proprietary. Refined at Parkway-Kew.
Restore & Grind is our proprietary repair process for coated wire drawing blocks. It fills only the drawline wear area on a coated block, then blends seamlessly with the original coating chemistry. The block goes back into service with the same surface it started with, at a fraction of the recoat cost.
A typical coated block sees five to seven Restore & Grind cycles before a full recoat is back on the schedule. That is the difference between a wire drawing block that runs for a season and a wire drawing block that runs for a decade.
- Selective fill of the drawline wear area only
- Seamless blend with the original coating chemistry
- Compatible with HVOF and metallized coatings
- Five to seven cost-effective repairs before a full recoat
Best-fit applications and adjacent processes.
Coated wire drawing blocks
The core application. Every coated block in service at our customers is a candidate for the Restore & Grind cycle.
Capstan surfaces
Selective repair of wear rings on capstan drums running the same hardsurfacing chemistries.
Rebuilt hardsurface layers
Any part carrying a Parkway-Kew wear layer is a candidate for selective repair before a full rebuild.
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