The aerospace and aviation sectors represent the largest market for thermal spray technologies. With each passing day, new coating standards and innovations are being developed to meet the demanding requirements of the industry.

In food processing equipment, surface protection is crucial due to constant exposure to chemical cleaning agents, steam, and frequent washdowns. To meet critical requirements such as microbial risk reduction, non-stick performance, corrosion resistance, and surface smoothness, thermal spray coatings are widely used. Especially on stainless steel surfaces, ceramic and non-stick coatings help enhance equipment hygiene, reduce maintenance frequency, and significantly extend the service life of the equipment.

In maritime equipment exposed to saltwater, humidity, and extreme wear conditions, durability is a critical requirement. Our thermal spray coating technologies provide long-lasting protection, particularly on pump shafts, propeller shafts, valve systems, cylinders, and bearing surfaces—areas highly prone to wear and corrosion. Through thermal spray coatings, corrosion resistance is significantly enhanced, and maintenance intervals are extended, resulting in improved overall system efficiency.

In plastic processing machinery, components such as screws, barrels, mold surfaces, rollers, and guide elements are exposed to high temperatures, friction, and chemical interactions, which over time lead to wear and surface degradation. To combat these challenges, thermal spray coating technologies—especially those using tungsten carbide and ceramic-based materials—are applied to enhance surface hardness, prevent sticking, and provide corrosion resistance. As a result, equipment lifespan is extended, maintenance costs are reduced, and high efficiency is achieved in production processes.