Thermal Spray Coating in Ahmedabad

Our teams arc spray zinc and aluminium onto blasted steel where it stands, with their own spray sets and compressors.

  • Zinc, aluminium and Zn-Al 85/15
  • 15 arc spray sets
  • Site teams with their own equipment
Operator in a hood and helmet arc spraying metal onto a large blasted steel vessel

Thermal Spray Across Gujarat

Thermal spray melts wire or powder and sprays it onto steel. Zinc and aluminium metallizing is well suited to site work, because a team needs only power and access. Structures too large for a galvanizing bath, or already installed, can be blasted and sprayed in place without heat distortion.

Around Ahmedabad this mainly means chemical plant structures, tank shells and pipe racks, together with chimneys and ducts at power plants. Metal spray requires no curing, so the full thickness is applied in one shift, which suits a shutdown window.

Applications Around Ahmedabad

Power plants across Gujarat

Chimneys, boiler structures and ducts aluminized in place. Arc spray sets need only electrical power and access to the steel.

Chemical, dye and pharma units, Vatva and Naroda GIDC

Steel that cannot go to a galvanizing bath: installed tanks, pipe racks and frames, zinc sprayed in place and sealed.

Refineries, petrochemicals and the Dahej and Bharuch coast

Aluminium on tanks, vessels and process steel in salt and chemical air. Mythri Metallizing is an Engineers India Ltd approved vendor for thermal spray aluminium coating (TSAC).

Engineering plants with worn parts

Worn shafts and journals are rebuilt by metallizing and machined back to size.

Thermal Spray for Ahmedabad Plants

For structures, a team travels with arc spray sets, compressors and blasting equipment. Steel is blasted, sprayed and sealed section by section, so that no blasted steel is left to rust, and thickness is tested before release.

An operator on a scaffold arc spraying aluminium onto a large steel tank at a chemical plant
Arc spray rectifier and gun sets
15 sets
Air compressors
15 in the fleet
Methods at site
Arc spray and flame spray
Wire
Zinc 99.95%, aluminium 99.5%, zinc-aluminium 85/15
Tests
Thickness to IS 3203, pull-off adhesion to ASTM D4541

Work in Gujarat

Essar Power, Surat

Aluminizing · chimney in situ

A chimney aluminized in place at the power plant, without dismantling it. This is the method we offer for chimneys and ducts at power plants in the state.

Essar Projects, Hazira

Zinc metallizing · coarse screen project at a power plant · 2013

A zinc metallizing project at Hazira, in south Gujarat, that ran for 100 days with a team of 20 on site.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you aluminize a chimney at our power plant without taking it down?
Yes. Chimneys are usually treated in situ, with blasting and spraying carried out from scaffolding or other access around the stack, normally in a planned shutdown.
What must our site provide for thermal spray?
Our teams bring spray sets, compressors and blasting equipment. Arc spray needs electrical power and access to the steel. Flame spray needs no electrical supply, so it suits repairs, small areas and places without power.
What thickness do you apply, and how is it checked?
Our standard for zinc and aluminium is 175–200 µm, and up to about 500 µm is possible. Thickness is measured with a calibrated gauge before release, and pull-off adhesion is tested.

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Please share the structure, its dimensions and location, and your planned shutdown window. Our engineers will respond with a recommended method, schedule and quotation.

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