Thermal Spray Depot
1445 Washington Rd, Suite 400
Washington, PA 15301
About Thermal Spray Depot
- This site is dedicated to the thermal spray coating industry, often also called metallizing, flame spray, metal spray, plasma spray, or spray welding. We supply complete thermal spray systems, individual components, replacement parts, powder, and wire. We also supply auxiliary handling equipment, dust collectors, and rooms.
Competitors of Thermal Spray Depot
- Praxair Surface Technologies has over 75 years of industry experience. That’s why, when you partner with us, you get more than just protective coatings. You gain complete access to our industry knowledge, accumulated from over 2,400 engineers, technologists, and coating experts from 34 sites in...
- Hunter Chemical LLC is an ISO 9001:2015 certified supplier of nickel, cobalt and chrome-based chemicals, oxides and powders. We produce different nickel powders, chrome oxides and chrome oxide compounds suitable for thermal spray applications. Please contact us or visit www.hunterchem.com for...
- The flagship of our business is the anilox technology which we have developed over 20 years and has earned Laserlife Littlejohn a reputation for supplying high quality and consistent anilox rollers throughout the world.
Products by Thermal Spray Depot
Combustion Powder
A combustion powder system uses a combustible gas mixed with oxygen to create a flame outside of the spray gun of approximately 55000 F. This is the heat source to melt the material to be sprayed. The material to be sprayed is in the form of a powder that is fed into the center of the flame... Read moreCombustion Wire
A combustion wire system uses a combustible gas mixed with oxygen to create a flame outside of the spray gun of approximately 5500° F. This is the heat source to melt the material to be sprayed. The material to be sprayed is in the form of a wire that is fed into the center of the flame where it... Read moreHigh Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF)
A HVOF system uses a combustible gas mixed with oxygen to create a flame inside of the spray gun at a temperature of approximately 5500°F. The resulting gases of combustion expand rapidly and can only exit out the nozzle of the gun resulting in a gas stream speed that exceeds the sound barrier.... Read more