Industries We Serve
From dies to automotive, iron and steel to energy — wherever a surface wears, a dimension drifts, or a part is replaced again and again.
Industries differ, the problem does not
In a cement mill, on a ship's shaft or in a press die, the question is the same: why does this part wear out so quickly, and can it be reused without replacement?
Abrasive wear
Surface loss from contact with dust, slag, minerals or metal. The most common wear type in mining, cement and steel.
Adhesive wear and friction
Micro-welding and tearing from metal-to-metal contact. Seen on shafts, bushings, slides and guide surfaces.
Corrosion and erosion
Surface loss from chemical environments, seawater or fluid flow. Decisive in marine, energy and petrochemical work.
The right method and the right alloy are selected according to the type of wear the part is exposed to. That is why the first question is not “which part” but “why is the part failing”. Our alloys →
Not seeing your industry?
What matters is not the industry but the material and the form of wear. Send us your part and we will assess it.