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February 15, 2017
By: KERRY PIANOFORTE
Editor, Coatings World
The innovative polyether ether ketone (PEEK) powders VESTAKEEP developed by Evonik significantly reduce the wear and tear of components in demanding industrial applications. The PEEK powders of Evonik’s VESTAKEEP brand are particularly suitable for applications that are subject to extreme mechanical, thermal and chemical requirements. The coating material is able to withstand permanent operating temperatures of up to 250°C and is characterized by its unique ability to resist abrasion and chemicals. Thanks to the excellent tribological performance of coatings made from specially developed VESTAKEEP powders , the friction between sliding surfaces is significantly reduced, which in turn increases efficiency and economy of operation – for example lower fuel consumption and lower carbon dioxide emissions in combustion engines, extended service life of bearings, or higher turbine speeds. These special VESTAKEEP coatings also allow for employing more cost-efficient substrate materials for components used in applications with sliding friction. The various VESTAKEEP PEEK powders are comprised of particles with average particle sizes ranging from 5 to 110 µm. They can be applied by flame and electrostatic spraying methods, or as aqueous dispersions. With electrostatic application, layer thicknesses can range from 20 and 300 µm; dispersions are suitable for thinner layers.
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