Cremer Coating
  • Flame spraying
  • Flame spraying
  • Flame spraying

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  • Hard metal coating

    Cremer the hard metal coating specialist based in Lüdenscheid. Two coating systems are used in hard metal coating for thermal spraying / flame spraying: Powder flame spraying and High speed flame spraying (HVOF).

  • Aluminium

    Aluminium flame spraying is a variant of flame spraying according to DIN EN 657 / DIN EN ISO 14919 for all elements which are not suitable for spray galvanising or fire galvanising. chromed or nitrated elements are unsuitable for example.

  • Bronze

    Bronze coating is a variant of flame spraying according to DIN EN 657/DIN EN ISO 14919 for all elements suitable for bronze coating chromed or nitrated elements are unsuitable for example.

  • Ceramic

    We spray on ceramic coatings with plasma ceramic spraying and powder flame ceramic spraying. There are different ceramic spray agents for ceramic coating.

  • Molybdenum

    Molybdenum coatings have a hardness of 60-66HRc depending on the coating method used and are perfect for the manufacture of wear-resistant coatings.

  • NiCrBSi

    NiCrBSi alloys and their composition according to DIN EN 1274 and DIN EN ISO 14920 with subsequent fusion have a particularly good resistance to wear and corrosion.

  • Copper

    Spray copper plating was further developed and based on new findings became a fixture of very good electric conductive coatings and improved electric conductivity of elements made from poor or non-conductive agents.

  • Zinc plating

    The advantage of spray galvanising (ca. 60°C) also in comparison with hot galvanising (at ca.450°C) is that the thermal exposure of the work piece can be disregarded and deformations can be excluded in large surfaces too.

  • Wolfram

    Wolfram/Tungsten carbide with hardness of up to 2300HV represents an excellent base for a wear protection coating for long duration. The coating is carried out through flame spraying.