HVAF Thermal Spraying, Tungsten Carbide, Paper Industry Roll

Active Combustion High Velocity Air Fuel thermal spray process applying a grip coating of 88/12 WC/Co to a paper industry roller. Face width 7.2m, diameter 985mm.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Thermal
• Spray
• Welding
• paper
• industry
• tungsten
• carbide

[Casowsky]

I'll take 2... one for each hand

[Thetruthishere11]

@den67

plasma mixed with powder

[LordDemosair]

RIP headphone users

[windson7]

@normanmj no, I mean as a weapon.

[normanmj]

@windson7

We do actually. We have close to two dozen robotic plasma spray booths at our facility alone.

[deviantcreep]

I want one!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[physicmad]

im just waiting for the "piszzhooowww" like a light saber.

[windson7]

now why doesnt the military have this thing?! 

[angie4josh]

I wonder if id get a booboo if i touched it.

[jasonpbond]

This is not tungsten carbide coated paper, rather the roll is made of steel and is used in the manufacture of paper.

This is a HVAF coating, and higher quality than HVOF. The particles are lower temperature and higher velocity. Leading to a porosity-free coating.

[jeetendrag10acc2]

where is the tungsten carbide coated paper used?is it sand paper?