07-04-2008, 01:38 PM,
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Gordon
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Hi Stephen
Not sure what these are like, may be worth a look
[both links dead]
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07-04-2008, 05:02 PM,
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Vijay Deshpande
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Stephen Booth Wrote:Thanks Gordon, that is a good start, the gladiator is pretty much right on the mark.
Dear Stephen,
why not try TeroDyn 3500
Vijay Deshpande
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08-07-2008, 12:25 AM,
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Gordon
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Hi Ion
Edit on your post to make link clickable
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11-28-2008, 12:38 AM,
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Thank you for the feedback Stephen
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04-02-2009, 05:38 PM,
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
"RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Most of the low thermal capacity torches,such as Xiom1000,use propane for spraying polymeric powder.In India imported propane is expensive (compared to LPG/LNG/acetylene) and poor availability.More powerful torches using acetylene, like Xiom 5000 costs more than three times and is not required for coating comparitively smaller area.
Has anyone tried LPG /LNG for polymer sparying? 'hope to get some positive answer.
ram chattopadhyay "
This is not true. The Xiom gun both the 1000 & 5000 run on propane. They will also spray with LPG and Propylene.
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04-03-2009, 01:35 PM,
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Gordon
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RE: Thermal Spraying of PP and PE
Hi Jeff0
to the Surface Engineering Forum.
Thanks for your input
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