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P-CVD TREATMENT (PENETRATED CVD)
- HRC80(HV1800-2000)

What is P-CVD?

CVD is defined as ‘a surface hardening by thermochemical diffusion penetration’ and it greatly increase wear-resistance, corrosion-resistance & thermal resistance. This is not a simple coating on the material surface, but a surface penetration with CVD method. So, the P-CVD treated material has no flaking which usually takes place in the general coated material such as stellite coating, tungsten carbide coating, chrome carbide coating and so on.

Superior in Galling, Abrasion, Erosion

  • Three Piece Ball Valve
  • Three Piece Ball Valve

Comparisons between P-CVD and Conventional Coating

Type Our P-CVD™ Conventional Coating (HVOF)
Stellite #6 Tungsten Carbide Chrome Carbide
Structure Our P-CVD™ _  StructureHigh quality similar boundary layer is formed between CVD layer & base material. Thus there is no flaking effect due to strong coherence. Conventional Coating (HVOF) _  StructureIt is clearly divided between CVD layer & base material. Thus there is a flaking effect.
Structure Our P-CVD™ _  Post-used picturesBecome shiny more when we use it. Conventional Coating (HVOF) _  Post-used picturesAs we use it, there are flaking, abrasion and corrosion generated.
Application Valves, Pumps for polysilicon, oil refinery, petrochemical, mining, steel and iron plant, instead of conventional coating such as tungsten, chrome carbide, stellite coating Low graded Valves for gentle slurry and solids in petrochemical, steel and iron plant etc.