Technologies

In the field of coating technology, a completely cleaned base substrate is one of the most important prerequisites for the successful application of coating agents.

Oils, dust or release agents prevent adhesion of the coating agent and thus reduce the corrosion protection effect and other functions of the application.

For the removal of solid residues and impurities, among other things, a fully automatic troughed belt blasting unit for bulk material is available.

We can pre-treat and clean both the smallest parts from a diameter of 4 mm and larger components up to a unit weight of 5 kg.

Zinc phosphating is a chemical process to create a poorly soluble conversion layer on a metal substrate.

Wet coating is an umbrella term for all application processes that use liquid coating agents and is very popular and widely used due to its wide range of applications.

It can be applied to almost all basic substrates and is suitable for small parts in the bulk sector as well as for components in the rack and hand application sector.

The zinc flake coating is a basecoat made of zinc and aluminium flakes. It is applied to the base substrate non-electrolytically and provides active cathodic corrosion protection.

No hydrogen is generated in our application, which virtually eliminates the risk of hydrogen embrittlement.
By combining them with a suitable topcoat and/or post-dip lubrication, we are able to completely fulfil their functional requirements.

Topcoats are organic sealants that fulfil a variety of different functions. On the one hand, they functionally enhance the coated components, as they increase resistance to corrosion, chemicals, weathering and mechanical influences.

However, topcoats can also add new functions such as adhesion promotion, electrical insulation or even defined friction and sliding coefficient windows. In addition to the functional aspect, appearance also plays a major role, which is why we offer a large number of colours and gloss levels.

Silicate top coats and anti-friction coatings or dry lubricants contribute to functional enhancement, an extended service life of components and the reduction of friction and thus wear.

They also help to successfully overcome the challenges of modern industrial applications and to continuously improve the environmental compatibility of machines and systems.