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High Velocity Oxy-Fuel (HVOF) coating is an application technique used to enhance the hardness and bond strength of many coating types. The HVOF process centers around a spray head that mixes oxygen, a combustible fuel (kerosene, acetylene, propylene and hydrogen) and a powdered friction-reducing coating material. A jetlike nozzle delivers coatings at temperatures of 5-6000o F at velocities beyond 7000 feet per second.
This process results in a coating with an extraordinarily high coefficient of adhesion, commonly exceeding bond strengths of 12,000 psi. This allows HVOF coatings to maintain friction reduction properties in high temperature environments, and makes them able to withstand the absence of proper lubrication for longer periods of time.
The heat and spray pressure of HVOF allow the deposition of materials with high hardness characteristics that further enhance friction reduction, including tungsten carbide, chrome carbide, nickel alloys, cobalt alloys and various carbon and stainless steels.
Mastery of HVOF application
Superior application of HVOF coatings requires a skilled hand, the latest equipment, and added expertise in coating chemistry. Electro-Coatings offers all three, along with a lengthy track record in successfully delivering HVOF projects on time and on budget.
Learn more about HVOF
A good first step toward utilizing HVOF technology is a call to the engineering experts at Electro-Coatings. We offer complete details and comprehensive application assistance on HVOF, and on the wide variety of coatings available through spray-based delivery systems. Contact us, and we'll put you in touch with a coating engineering expert who can answer technical questions and apply our "Yes We Can" approach to the coating industry's toughest challenges.