SX-80 Plasma Spraying Equipment

The SX-80 heat exchanger, also known as a chiller or water cooler, is primarily used to cool distilled water that has been passed through a spray gun. After undergoing heat exchange via the refrigeration principle, the cooled distilled water—now at a lower temperature—is recirculated back into the spray gun, effectively cooling it and ensuring that the spray gun maintains an optimal operating temperature at all times, thereby extending the lifespan of the nozzle. The dual-compressor drive design reduces the overall size of the unit, freeing up more space for you.

Plasma-sprayed ceramic wear- and corrosion-resistant coatings for chemical process pipelines and reactor vessels

Plasma spraying is a technique used for surface strengthening and surface modification of materials. It employs a plasma arc powered by direct current as a heat source to heat ceramic materials to a molten or semi-molten state, then sprays them onto the pre-treated surface of a workpiece at high velocity, thereby forming a firmly bonded surface layer. Ceramic coatings prepared by plasma spraying exhibit high bonding strength, low porosity, and low surface roughness, making them increasingly widely used in repair and reinforcement applications across various industries.