We generate advantageous solutions for equipment optimization and empower users with leading knowledge on how to economically invest in and protect valuable company assets to minimize maintenance and/or replacement costs, as well as significantly reduce downtime due to equipment failure. Harber Coatings Inc. provides:
Large scale/massive scale coating production quality control.
Large/massive part coating inspection procedures.
We work with users to develop strategies to decrease these economic pain points and achieve a competitive advantage, to increase equipment performance and reliability.
Material Failure Is Predictable
Corrosion, erosion and aging are the major factors for material and coating failure. Failure can occur with proper design (along with time) or with under design, due to improper material selection and/or coating deficiency. Dealing with such failures has become routine maintenance work, yet is often preventable.
Corrosion, erosion and/or some kind of aging usually starts at the surface of the material. Properly functioning coatings will effectively protect substrate materials to achieve exceptional working longevity and greatly increase equipment reliability.
Often, unexpected coating failures frustrate users. In certain cases users would rather select expensive material for perceived predictability, without having the best performance and economic value. Proper material and coating pairing can allow a much less expensive substrate material to be used and still greatly outperform expensive raw material. The appropriate selection of materials and coatings will let companies spend their budget in the most effective manner for specific needs and prevent unnecessary spending.
Effective coatings which surface engineer substrate materials, not only provide surface protection but, can also provide superior surface hardness and surface lubrication, per the design. Effective surface engineering is the key to significantly reducing corrosion and wear damage, ultimately resulting in substantial cost savings.