This document discusses ceramic coatings, including their advantages and applications. Ceramic coatings are liquid polymers that form oxide layers on metals and alloys, protecting against corrosion, wear, heat, and friction. They enhance the look of vehicle paint, keep surfaces cleaner for longer, and increase resale value. Ceramic coatings are resistant to temperature, corrosion, scratches, and UV light. Common types include thermal spray, plasma spray, and sputter coatings. Key applications include use in the automotive, marine, and aerospace industries.
This document discusses ceramic coatings, including their advantages and applications. Ceramic coatings are liquid polymers that form oxide layers on metals and alloys, protecting against corrosion, wear, heat, and friction. They enhance the look of vehicle paint, keep surfaces cleaner for longer, and increase resale value. Ceramic coatings are resistant to temperature, corrosion, scratches, and UV light. Common types include thermal spray, plasma spray, and sputter coatings. Key applications include use in the automotive, marine, and aerospace industries.
This document discusses ceramic coatings, including their advantages and applications. Ceramic coatings are liquid polymers that form oxide layers on metals and alloys, protecting against corrosion, wear, heat, and friction. They enhance the look of vehicle paint, keep surfaces cleaner for longer, and increase resale value. Ceramic coatings are resistant to temperature, corrosion, scratches, and UV light. Common types include thermal spray, plasma spray, and sputter coatings. Key applications include use in the automotive, marine, and aerospace industries.
This document discusses ceramic coatings, including their advantages and applications. Ceramic coatings are liquid polymers that form oxide layers on metals and alloys, protecting against corrosion, wear, heat, and friction. They enhance the look of vehicle paint, keep surfaces cleaner for longer, and increase resale value. Ceramic coatings are resistant to temperature, corrosion, scratches, and UV light. Common types include thermal spray, plasma spray, and sputter coatings. Key applications include use in the automotive, marine, and aerospace industries.
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Ceramic Coating 2
PresentedBy: Usman Ul Hassan Pirzada
Assigned By: dr.Asma 3
Introduction. Advantages Physical Properties of Ceramic Ceramic Coating. Coating Types Of Ceramic Coating. Application of Ceramic Coating. Conclusion. 4 What is Ceramic Coating? A Ceramic Coating is the liquid polymer which can provide high-performance Introduction oxide layers on metals and alloys to solve the problems of corrosion, wear, heat, insulation and friction. History Originally, the coating was invented for the steel industry. The reason for this was the molten metal being produced was causing the machinery to melt. Therefore Ceramic Coating was invented. Good Why onInvestment My Vehicle? 6
www.iconfinder.com 7 The Ceramic coating will protect the vehicle’s exterior and interior from deteriorating for a lifetime
The resale market value will be
substantially higher. Less Maintenance 9
Advantages
www.iconfinder.com Act as a Protection 10
www.iconfinder.com Stay Clean Longer 11
www.clipart.email Enhances the look of Paint 12
www.pngitem.com Physical Properties 13
1. Hygienic (Easy-to-clean). 2. High temperature resistance. 3. Environmental corrosion resistance. 4. High hardness (scratch and abrasion) 5. High chemical corrosion resistance. 6. Sun Light resistance (color stability). Types of Ceramic 14
Coating Following are some common types of Ceramic Coating: Thermal spray coating. Plasma spray coating. Sputter coating. Dry-film lubricants. Wet chemical and electrochemical coatings. Applications of Ceramic 15
Coating Following are some common applications of ceramic coating: Space
Automobile
Marine Conclusion 16
The versatility of ceramic coatings makes them a
viable alternative to traditional organic paints. In some cases, ceramic coatings offer several protective properties that overcome the limitations of organic- based paints. This allows ceramic coatings to be used in situations that are simply not suitable for conventional paints. 17
