thermal spray coating

A highly effective method of protecting industrial equipment


BENEFITS OF THERMAL SPRAY COATING

Protects Equipment from Corrosion

Improves Overall Performance

Reduces Maintenance Costs

Extends the Lifespan of Equipment

Industrial Spray Process

Thermal Spray Coating

Traditional chrome plating may present significant health and environmental hazards. Due to this Exline, Inc. offers industrial coating services that include a few alternative "spray chrome" solutions for users of traditional chrome plating.


Thermal spray coating is an industrialized process that combines a heat source with a wire or powder coating material. The material is then melted into droplets and sprayed onto a surface at a high velocity. The thermal spray coating process is known by a variety of names, including: spray welding, plasma spray, HVOF, flame spray and is typically applied to metal substrates.


This process replaces hard chrome, which uses hexavalent chrome and is dangerous for workers and the surrounding environment. 

Thermal Spray Process

Why Hard Chrome Plating Can Be Considered Dangerous?

Health Issues

Hexavalent chromium is a known human carcinogen, meaning it has the potential to cause cancer in humans when inhaled or ingested. 

Health

Issues

Toxic

Fumes

Hexavalent chromium can be released in the form of toxic fumes, which can be inhaled by workers if proper ventilation is not in place.

Skin

Irritation

Direct contact with hexavalent chromium compounds can cause skin irritation and allergies.

Environmental
Impact

Hexavalent chromium runoff from hard chrome plating facilities can contaminate water sources and soil.

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