TSA
Thermal Spraying Aluminium
Contact
Call us: (+31)78-618 67 06
Go to contact form
techniques
The techniques offered by CTB Holland BV can be categorized into two groups:
B.Surface treatments techniques , improving the original surface by cleaning or improved morphology:
Blasting with steel grit, ceramic grit or glass beads, bristle blasting, shotpeening, Microcleaning®, Micropeening®.
A. Techniques resulting in a protective surface-layer of another material on the original surface:
Flamespraying, thermal spraying aluminium (TSA), paints and powder coatings.
Steelblasting
When blasting with steel, either steel grit or steel shot is being used. Steel shot is produced when molten carbon steel is...
Blasting
Generally speaking one can say that blasting can be done either abrasively or non-abrasively. When abrasively blasting part of...
Glassbead blasting
This surface treatment uses glass beads as shot, in order to clean the surface. The hardness and the percentage of broken glass...
Ceramic blasting
For this surface treatment the shot is of ceramic nature. For very mild abrasive blasting we use Zirblast ceramic beads....
Bristle Blasting
With bristle blasting metallic surfaces can be cleaned using a specifically designed rotating bristle. The effect is similar to a...
Shotpeening
While shot peening the substrate is bombarded at an angle of 90 degrees with shot (metal, glass beads etc) in order to condense...
Microcleanen®
At Microcleaning® the surface is cleaned by shooting off the polluting particles adhering to the original surface, by bombarding...
Micropeening®
When micropeening® a surface, it is being hammered by pure round glass beads, under very precisely controlled process conditions....
Flamespraying
Flamespraying, somtimes called thermal spraying, enables the application of layers of various low melting metals like Zn or Zn/Al...
Paints
Paints can offer good protection against corrosion, if applied by experts.Next to possible inhibitor effects the protective power...
Powdercoatings
Polyester powder coatings are sprayed electrostatically and spread out at higher temperatures (160-180C) into a smooth good...