Materials Processing with Laser Spraying – Innovative Coating Solutions
Advances in laser technology are enabling novel manufacturing routes that complement or replace conventional processes. At Häuser & Co GmbH, we utilise additive manufacturing and laser‑based coating to upgrade components efficiently and precisely, delivering tailored performance where it matters most.
Additive Manufacturing and Laser Based Coatings at a Glance
Additive manufacturing
An effective alternative to conventional foundry and injection‑moulding techniques, particularly where complex geometries, functional integration or rapid design iterations are required.Laser‑based coatings
For high‑quality surface finishing with outstanding corrosion and wear resistance, providing long‑lasting protection in demanding industrial environments.
Tailor Made Coating Systems for Demanding Applications
Häuser & Co GmbH designs and manufactures state‑of‑the‑art coating systems that are precisely matched to each specific application. Our laser‑spray process applies coatings that:
- enhance corrosion resistance,
- reduce mechanical wear, and
- optimise key physical properties such as hardness, thermal conductivity and electrical conductivity.
The result is application‑specific performance for critical components in power generation, chemical processing, steelmaking and other heavy‑industry sectors.
Typical Applications and Materials
We process, among others, nickel‑based alloys such as INCONEL™ 625 for membrane walls in boiler and furnace construction, as well as cobalt‑based alloys for the repair and refurbishment of bushes, rolls and valves.
Our solutions combine the benefits of thermal‑spray coatings with those of weld overlay:
- exceptionally homogeneous layers,
- excellent post‑machinability, and
- very low dilution with the base material.
This creates robust, high‑performance surfaces while preserving the integrity of the underlying substrate.
Economic and Technical Advantages
By optimising coating thicknesses, we reduce material consumption and at the same time achieve significant weight savings – a clear advantage from both a production‑engineering and an operational perspective. Reduced alloy usage, lower component mass and extended service life all contribute to improved overall cost efficiency.
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