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ContactWear Protection through Surface Coating
The service life of components subject to high wear is determined by the type of their surface coating.
We have the expertise required to find the individual solution for your requirements.
You can choose from many variants! You can count on our many years of experience! Do not hesitate to contact us.
Areas of Application
Mechanical engineering
Industrial furnace construction
Steel industry
Petrochemical industry
Glass industry
Selection of Coatings

Coating table
Metals
Carbides
Ceramics
| Designation | Description | Special Properties | Hardness / Maximum Service Temperature | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RI01 | Highly wear-resistant roller coating. Can be applied to steel and aluminium. Easy to apply. Low coating costs. Maximum coating thickness up to 0.5 mm, colour: grey-green. | Semi-conducting, high wear resistance, with limitations regarding fatigue. | 900-1300 HV (0.3) 540 °C | Anilox rollers in printing presses, pump sealing areas, wear rings, shaft protection sleeves, deflection rollers and rolls |
| RI02 | Highly wear-resistant. Used for deflection rollers made of steel and aluminium. Easy to apply. Good adhesion to the base material. Maximum coating thickness 0.3 mm, colour: white | high wear resistance, with limitations regarding fatigue, high chemical resistance, with the exception of alkalis, porosity: ≤ 2%, excellent dielectric strength, particularly at elevated temperatures, up to 30 kV/mm, specific electrical resistance: up to 3∙1015 Ωcm, adhesion: 35-45 MPa. | 860 - 1255 HV(0.3) 1500 °C | Wear protection, protection sleeves for sensors, connectors, grinding discs, cable guides; insulators, rockers, thermal and electrical insulation sleeves, deflection rollers for thin resistance and copper wires |
| RI03 | Highly wear-resistant coating. Ceramic coating based on an aluminium oxide blend. Good adhesion to the base material. Coating thickness 0.3 mm. Colour: black | lower chemical resistance than RI02, RI24, RI25, high wear resistance with limitations regarding fatigue, higher ductility than RI02, RI24, RI25, lower roughness after grinding achievable than with RI02, RI24, RI25, porosity: ≤ 2%, low wettability. | 400-800 HV(0.3) 540 °C | Pump parts, shaft protection sleeves, mechanical seals, production tools for thread and synthetic fibre manufacturing |
| RI04 | Chromium oxide coating, resistant to frictional wear but brittle. Can be applied to steel and aluminium. Maximum coating thickness 0.3 mm. Colour: dark green | Semi-conducting, high chemical resistance across all pH values. Hard, corrosion and wear-resistant ceramic coatings, insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol, very low surface roughness achievable by grinding, specific electrical resistance: 107 Ωcm. | up to 1500 HV(0.3) 540 °C | General mechanical engineering, anilox rollers in printing presses, pump sealing areas, wear rings, shaft protection sleeves |
| RI06 | Tungsten carbide coating. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Carbide, conductive coating, better thermal conductivity, resistant to hammering, frictional wear, abrasion and sliding wear, better corrosion resistance and higher toughness than WC-Co, but lower hardness. | 800-1400 HV(0.3) 500 °C | Ball valves, gate valves, oil production equipment, contact rollers, cobalt-free: suitable for use in radioactive environments. |
| RI07 | repair material machinable by turning, for components made of nickel and nickel alloys, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | conductive coating, corrosion-resistant in many media. | 500 HV (0.3) | Reclamation and build-up of damaged or incorrectly machined nickel-based components, can replace Monel in corrosion applications where somewhat better hardness and machinability are required. |
| RI08 | Hard material coating based on nickel-chromium. Lower coating costs. Repair coating. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Self-fluxing alloy, hard, dense coatings, resistant to cavitation, fretting and particle erosion, good corrosion and oxidation resistance. | 55-58 HRC 820 °C | Pump sleeves, piston rings, forging tools, moulding pistons, grinding rolls, extruder nozzles, conveyor screws, chip breakers, shafts. |
| RI09 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten, coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, resistant to particle erosion and abrasion, high resistance to all mechanisms of mechanical wear, impact-resistant. | 65-68 HRC 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range, drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI10 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten. Highly corrosion-resistant. Used for wire rod rings and in the intermediate wire range. Coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, less brittle, lower tendency to cracking than RI09, impact-resistant. | HV (0.3) 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range. Drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI13 | Carbide coating of tungsten carbides embedded in a cobalt-chromium matrix. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Better corrosion and cavitation resistance than WC-Co coatings, can be used in many media at pH > 4, excellent erosion and abrasion resistance, ideal hard chrome replacement, wear-resistant in aqueous corrosive media, dense coatings suitable for gate valves | 800-1450 HV(0.3) 500 °C | Aircraft landing gear, shafts, control elements, pump seals, valves etc., excellent alternative to hard chrome plating |
| RI16 | excellent bond coat for ceramic top coats, repair material machinable by turning, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Resistant to hot gas oxidation and corrosive gases, prevents scaling of carbon and low-alloy steels, chromium enhances corrosion resistance | 400 HV(0.3) 980 °C | ceramic top coats, repair material |
| RI17 | excellent bond coat for ceramic top coats, repair material machinable by turning, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | good high-temperature oxidation resistance and good corrosion resistance in many media. | HRC 30 1000 °C | ceramic top coats, repair material |
| RI18 | Carbide coating of chromium carbides embedded in a nickel-chromium matrix. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Highly wear-resistant at elevated temperatures and in corrosive media. A higher carbide content is chosen for greater hardness and resistance to frictional wear, abrasion and particle erosion. | 700-1100 HV0.3 870 °C | Turbine parts: air seals, impact dampers, nozzle supports, valve bearings, supports, grinding rolls, forming tools, forging tools |
| RI20 | repair material machinable by turning, for nickel-based superalloys, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | high resistance to wear loads. good high-temperature oxidation resistance, excellent corrosion resistance in many media. resistant to crevice corrosion, pitting, sulphuric acid and chlorine | 500 HV0.3 800 °C | the paper and pulp industry, e.g. for digesters and bleaching vessels. Equipment and components for sour gas applications, reactors for acetic acid production. |
| RI21 | Carbide coating of chromium carbides and tungsten carbides. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, particularly in humid environments. Dense, smooth coatings. Corrosion protection in many media better than RI06. Can be used in many media at pH > 4. | 800-1400 HV0.3 < 700 °C | Oil production equipment, paper machines, pump seals and rotors, ball valves, compressor shafts etc. |
| RI24 | Highly wear-resistant coating. Ceramic coating based on an aluminium oxide blend. Good adhesion to the base material. Coating thickness 0.3 mm. Colour: light blue | lower chemical resistance than RI02, high wear resistance with limitations regarding fatigue, higher ductility than RI02, lower roughness after grinding than with RI02, porosity: ≤ 2%, low wettability. | 600 - 900 HV0.3 540 °C | Pump parts, shaft protection sleeves, mechanical seals, production tools for thread and synthetic fibre manufacturing |
| RI25 | Highly wear-resistant coating. Ceramic coating based on an aluminium oxide blend. Good adhesion to the base material. Coating thickness 0.3 mm. Dark blue | lower chemical resistance than RI02, RI24, high wear resistance with limitations regarding fatigue, higher ductility than RI02, RI24, lower roughness after grinding achievable than with RI02, RI24, porosity: ≤ 2%, low wettability. | 500-800 HV0.3 540 °C | Pump parts, shaft protection sleeves, mechanical seals, production tools for thread and synthetic fibre manufacturing |
Corrosion Protection
Our protective measures slow the rate of corrosion to the point that damage to the component during its service life is avoided.
You can count on our many years of experience! Do not hesitate to contact us.
| Designation | Description | Special Properties | Hardness / Maximum Service Temperature | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RI06 | Tungsten carbide coating. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Carbide, conductive coating, better thermal conductivity, resistant to hammering, frictional wear, abrasion and sliding wear, better corrosion resistance and higher toughness than WC-Co, but lower hardness. | 800-1400 HV(0.3) 500 °C | Ball valves, gate valves, oil production equipment, contact rollers, cobalt-free: suitable for use in radioactive environments. |
| RI07 | repair material machinable by turning, for components made of nickel and nickel alloys, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | conductive coating, corrosion-resistant in many media. | 500 HV (0.3) | Reclamation and build-up of damaged or incorrectly machined nickel-based components, can replace Monel in corrosion applications where somewhat better hardness and machinability are required. |
| RI08 | Hard material coating based on nickel-chromium. Lower coating costs. Repair coating. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Self-fluxing alloy, hard, dense coatings, resistant to cavitation, fretting and particle erosion, good corrosion and oxidation resistance. | 55-58 HRC 820 °C | Pump sleeves, piston rings, forging tools, moulding pistons, grinding rolls, extruder nozzles, conveyor screws, chip breakers, shafts. |
| RI09 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten, coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, resistant to particle erosion and abrasion, high resistance to all mechanisms of mechanical wear, impact-resistant. | 65-68 HRC 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range, drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI10 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten. Highly corrosion-resistant. Used for wire rod rings and in the intermediate wire range. Coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, less brittle, lower tendency to cracking than RI09, impact-resistant. | HV (0.3) 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range. Drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI13 | Carbide coating of tungsten carbides embedded in a cobalt-chromium matrix. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Better corrosion and cavitation resistance than WC-Co coatings, can be used in many media at pH > 4, excellent erosion and abrasion resistance, ideal hard chrome replacement, wear-resistant in aqueous corrosive media, dense coatings suitable for gate valves | 800-1450 HV(0.3) 500 °C | Aircraft landing gear, shafts, control elements, pump seals, valves etc., excellent alternative to hard chrome plating |
| RI16 | excellent bond coat for ceramic top coats, repair material machinable by turning, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Resistant to hot gas oxidation and corrosive gases, prevents scaling of carbon and low-alloy steels, chromium enhances corrosion resistance | 400 HV(0.3) 980 °C | ceramic top coats, repair material |
| RI17 | excellent bond coat for ceramic top coats, repair material machinable by turning, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | good high-temperature oxidation resistance and good corrosion resistance in many media. | HRC 30 1000 °C | ceramic top coats, repair material |
| RI20 | repair material machinable by turning, for nickel-based superalloys, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | high resistance to wear loads. good high-temperature oxidation resistance, excellent corrosion resistance in many media. resistant to crevice corrosion, pitting, sulphuric acid and chlorine | 500 HV0.3 800 °C | the paper and pulp industry, e.g. for digesters and bleaching vessels. Equipment and components for sour gas applications, reactors for acetic acid production. |
| RI21 | Carbide coating of chromium carbides and tungsten carbides. Coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Excellent oxidation and corrosion resistance, particularly in humid environments. Dense, smooth coatings. Corrosion protection in many media better than RI06. Can be used in many media at pH > 4. | 800-1400 HV0.3 < 700 °C | Oil production equipment, paper machines, pump seals and rotors, ball valves, compressor shafts etc. |
Chemical Resistance
Chemical resistance generally describes the ability of materials to withstand the effects of chemicals.
| Designation | Description | Special Properties | Hardness / Maximum Service Temperature | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RI02 | Highly wear-resistant. Used for deflection rollers made of steel and aluminium. Easy to apply. Good adhesion to the base material. Maximum coating thickness 0.3 mm, colour: white | high wear resistance, with limitations regarding fatigue, high chemical resistance, with the exception of alkalis, porosity: ≤ 2%, excellent dielectric strength, particularly at elevated temperatures, up to 30 kV/mm, specific electrical resistance: up to 3∙1015 Ωcm, adhesion: 35-45 MPa. | 860 - 1255 HV(0.3) 1500 °C | Wear protection, protection sleeves for sensors, connectors, grinding discs, cable guides; insulators, rockers, thermal and electrical insulation sleeves, deflection rollers for thin resistance and copper wires |
| RI04 | Chromium oxide coating, resistant to frictional wear but brittle. Can be applied to steel and aluminium. Maximum coating thickness 0.3 mm. Colour: dark green | Semi-conducting, high chemical resistance across all pH values. Hard, corrosion and wear-resistant ceramic coatings, insoluble in acids, alkalis and alcohol, very low surface roughness achievable by grinding, specific electrical resistance: 107 Ωcm. | up to 1500 HV(0.3) 540 °C | General mechanical engineering, anilox rollers in printing presses, pump sealing areas, wear rings, shaft protection sleeves |
Electrical Insulation
Insulation coatings are becoming increasingly important in modern machine and plant engineering.
Increasing performance requires thermally or electrically insulating functional coatings, which can be achieved with ceramic-based plasma or detonation coatings.
We produce high-performance insulation coatings for electrical insulation, which is used not only in electrical engineering but also in mechanical engineering.
Insulating shaft connections effectively prevent damage.
| Designation | Description | Special Properties | Hardness / Maximum Service Temperature | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RI02 | Highly wear-resistant. Used for deflection rollers made of steel and aluminium. Easy to apply. Good adhesion to the base material. Maximum coating thickness 0.3 mm, colour: white | high wear resistance, with limitations regarding fatigue, high chemical resistance, with the exception of alkalis, porosity: ≤ 2%, excellent dielectric strength, particularly at elevated temperatures, up to 30 kV/mm, specific electrical resistance: up to 3∙1015 Ωcm, adhesion: 35-45 MPa. | 860 - 1255 HV(0.3) 1500 °C | Wear protection, protection sleeves for sensors, connectors, grinding discs, cable guides; insulators, rockers, thermal and electrical insulation sleeves, deflection rollers for thin resistance and copper wires |
Regeneration of Parts
Environmentally conscious action
Environmentally conscious production is one of our most important goals. The regeneration of old parts is therefore a very important task for us. We place great value on repairing your parts and restoring their performance. You can count on our many years of experience! Do not hesitate to contact us.
| Designation | Description | Special Properties | Hardness / Maximum Service Temperature | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RI09 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten, coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, resistant to particle erosion and abrasion, high resistance to all mechanisms of mechanical wear, impact-resistant. | 65-68 HRC 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range, drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI10 | Hard material coating based on chromium-nickel with added tungsten. Highly corrosion-resistant. Used for wire rod rings and in the intermediate wire range. Coating thickness 0.6-0.7 mm. | tougher, better thermal conductivity, highest corrosion resistance, less brittle, lower tendency to cracking than RI09, impact-resistant. | HV (0.3) 540 °C | Wire rod rings and the intermediate wire range. Drawing dies, pump seals, wire capstans, hydroelectric valves, measuring mandrels etc. |
| RI16 | excellent bond coat for ceramic top coats, repair material machinable by turning, coating thickness 0.5 mm. | Resistant to hot gas oxidation and corrosive gases, prevents scaling of carbon and low-alloy steels, chromium enhances corrosion resistance | 400 HV(0.3) 980 °C | ceramic top coats, repair material |







