Metallic coatings consist of a metallic element or alloy. These coatings are applied with the help of a sprayer, either electrochemically, chemically, or mechanically. They are applied to any equipment which requires a shiny appearance as well as protection from sunlight, any corrosion, or oxidation. The Armoloy coatings will form a strong and protective metal surface with proper bonding to the base metal. A thin and precision coating will be able to improve the surface hardness as well as the lubricity while increasing the wear life of the coated parts.

Armoloy Coatings

The Armoloy coatings have been designed for tooling to run in an efficient manner and last for a longer time. For low friction and corrosion protection, the coating will be able to increase cycle time, reduce wastage and also improve the performance. Armoloy offers world-class protective metallic coatings that are beneficial to a number of industries, which include food processing and packaging; gas and oil extraction; medical, nuclear and aerospace industries; etc. There is a wide range of Armoloy coating solutions for different industries. There will be a reduction in the maintenance as well as the machinery expenses because of the coating’s resistance. This will lead to reduced downtime and lower replacement costs. Armoloy coating consists of pure chrome. The chromium coating is a hard coating that is free of cracks; it is cone-shaped, precise, and very thin. It may be deposited on any metal, with the exception of magnesium and titanium.

Metallic coatings

Metallic coatings form a protective layer that is corrosion resistant and has the ability to withstand tough environmental conditions. It will change the properties of the material surface where it is applied. The hot galvanizing dip is one of the several ways metallic coatings are applied on steel surfaces. It involves the coating of iron, steel, or other ferrous materials with a zinc layer. Electroplating is when metal is coated with a thin layer of another metal by electrolysis. Sherardizing involves forming a zinc-iron alloy coating that is corrosion-resistant on the surface of steel or iron. Metallic coatings are special coatings that are applied to metals for their protection. It lessens the wear and tear, and increases its overall life.