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CNC grinding is a critical step in thermal spray processes.

Coatings applied by the HVOF process exhibit density, hardness, and bond strength characteristics that can significantly outperform other methods of application.

Quality assurance is crucial to Hayden Corporation's success.  All finished work is reviewed in a thorough inspection process.

Hadyen supports a full-services, in-house machining division for all wear-resistant coatings.

Closeup of cross section of a nickel chrome boron self fluxing alloy coating.

Technician abrasive blasting a large feed screw in our large blast room.

Slick-up phase of fusing a self fluxing alloy coating on a section of shaft stock.

Flame spraying of tin wire onto a housing for electrical grounding.

Plasma application of chrome oxide to a large shaft OD.

Completed grinding of chrome oxide ceramic on flanged shafts.

Inspector performing final inspection, using snap gauges and micrometers.

Hayden Corporation can deploy field teams to apply our thermal sprayed coatings on-site.

Automated HVOF application of tungsten carbide using Stellite JetKote equipment.

Technician applying thermal sprayed aluminum to a customer component at their facility.