Topic: Material treatment

Material treatments are processes to change material structures or add surface layers.
Material treatment

PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) by Dekracoat BV

PVD is the physical application of a wear-resistant layer in a vacuum environment. The PVD process (Physical Vapor Deposition) takes place under high vacuum, at a high temperature. The materials like Wolfram, Chromium, Titanium and Aluminium are evaporated on the tooling (for example punches, molds, drills & mills). During the process, some gasses

Hard
Low coefficient of friction
Good heat dissipating
Thin layer
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Material treatment

Hard Carbon Coatings by Oerlikon Balzers Coating

Within the universe of wear resistant thin films, diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings have emerged as an ideal solution for demanding tribological applications with unique combination of friction and wear reduction.

Superior hardness/ wear resistance
Low Friction
Possible application ceramics
Possible application polymes/elastomers
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Material treatment

Opalising by Surface Treatment

Opalising is a special type of anodising for aluminium parts.

Dimension stable
No increase of roughness
No effect on flatness
Good Microhardness
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Material treatment

Oxide based layers, BALINIT HALONA by Oerlikon Balzers

Oerlikon is specialized in the deposition of advanced metal alloy coatings made by Sputtering process. This technology is used to deposit coatings on variety of vacuum compatible substrates such as metal and ceramics.

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Material treatment

Hot Isostatic Pressing by Aalberts Surface Technologies by Aalberts Surface Technologies

HIP involves the simultaneous application of a high-pressure inert gas (up to 207 MPa) and an elevated temperature (up to 1400°C) in a specially constructed vessel.

Improved properties:
Steering the HIP cycle:
Clean HIP operations:
Efficient production:
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