Corrosion Protection Products & Solutions

Anticorrosive describes a material, coating, or treatment designed specifically to resist or prevent corrosion on metal surfaces. Anticorrosive coatings, such as nickel chrome or tungsten carbide layers, form a durable barrier against rust, chemical exposure, and abrasive wear, commonly used on industrial components like wire drawing blocks and drilling equipment.

Anti-corrosion coatings are typically applied using specialized processes such as HVOF (High Velocity Oxygen Fuel) spraying, plasma spraying, metallizing, submerged arc welding, or fuse welding, depending on the substrate and application. Each method deposits a protective metal or ceramic layer onto the component surface, requiring precision equipment and controlled application to ensure proper adhesion and durability.

We offer multiple coating technologies including HVOF (exceeding Mach 2 spray speed), plasma ceramic coatings like PK-1500 Chrome Oxide, submerged arc coatings such as PK-503 and PK-200, metallizing, and fuse welding. Each technology is selected based on the specific application, substrate material, and required wear or corrosion resistance level.

Hardsurfaced coatings significantly extend component life compared to uncoated parts. For example, urethane-coated festoon wheels last 2-3 years longer than OEM alternatives, while tungsten carbide and ceramic coatings on wire drawing blocks and fracking plungers reduce wear-related failures, minimizing costly replacements and unplanned downtime.

Yes, our proprietary Restore & Grind process allows worn wire drawing blocks to undergo 5-7 cost-effective repairs before requiring full recoating. This process fills and blends the drawline wear area, seamlessly matching the original coating and significantly reducing both repair costs and equipment downtime.

Our corrosion protection coatings serve oil and gas companies rebuilding fracking plungers, wire mills hardsurfacing drawing blocks, shipping terminals manufacturing trolley festoon wheels, and heavy industry rebuilding rope pulleys. Each application demands tailored coating solutions to withstand extreme wear, friction, and corrosive operating conditions.