Coatings Technology Blog

Applications: Oil%20and%20Gas

Tufram Proves a Sound Investment for Seismic Streamer Manufacturing

A company that manufactures seismic streamers relies on Magnaplate’s Tufram surface treatment to prevent wear and stick-slip issues.

Nedox Helps Manufacturer of Gas Separators Overcome Sour Gas Attack

Our Nedox family of surface treatments is well suited for demanding oil and gas conditions, such as exposure to sour gasses.

A Nedox Coating Goes Beyond Corrosion Protection in Oil and Gas Extremes

A Nedox engineered coating is well-suited to deliver high performance and durability in corrosion-intensive environments that also cause wear and abrasion.

General Magnaplate Engineered Coatings for Pumps, Valves and Compressors

Pumps, valves and compressors endure a host of threats that can impact their reliability and your operation’s productivity. Our new video describes how General Magnaplate’s engineered coatings protect a variety of metal surfaces from corrosion, abrasion, wear, material buildup and other conditions to ensure optimal media flow and maximum uptime across a broad range of applications.

Evaluating Coatings? Don’t Forget About Thermal Sprays

When selecting your surface protection coating, be sure to also consider thermal sprays.

Protect Your Pumps With Engineered Coatings

Engineered coatings can address your application’s conditions and your pump’s specific mechanical requirements to ensure productivity and uptime.

Mind Your Metal - Coating Conversations on Oil and Gas [On-Demand Webinar]

Parts found in oil and gas equipment must perform reliably despite exposure to corrosive chemicals, abrasive fracking fluids, sour gases in drilling, high pressures, liquids, variable pH levels and high temperatures.

Mind Your Metal - Coating Conversations on Valves [On—demand Webinar]

Valves used in industrial facilities, as well as oil and gas installations, must endure severe conditions that can damage surfaces, lead to downtime or even shorten a part’s lifetime.

Video - Protect Critical Oil And Gas Components From Extreme Conditions

Throughout the oil and gas industry, equipment is prone to unforgiving conditions that can affect performance and reliability.

Engineered Coatings Protect Valves in Harsh Conditions of Oil and Gas Facilities

As oil and gas facilities move to more remote locations with extreme conditions, any equipment downtime due to parts failure can be costly.

To Keep Mining Operations Running, Protect Valves With Engineered Coatings

Mining and mineral processing facilities present a host of threats that can affect valve reliability and uptime. Knife gate valves used in slurry transport, for example, must consistently perform despite heavy contact with abrasive, corrosive metal solids or acids that can erode the valve.

Video - Engineered Coatings for Oil and Gas

Surface enhancement coatings take the worry out of keeping your oil and gas tooling safe from wear and corrosive conditions—enabling you to downsize your casings and other components to make your drilling operation more efficient.

How Engineered Coatings Extend Equipment Lifetime [White Paper]

How engineered coatings extend equipment lifetime, protecting parts from wear, abrasion and corrosion.

Our NEDOX® Coating Protects Impellers From Corrosion In Oil And Gas Application

Nedox coating protects impellers from corrosion in oil and gas applications, significantly increasing the lifespan of equipment.

General Magnaplate Plasmadize®

Synergistic thermal spray Plasmadize includes polymer infusion, and when applied mechanically bonds to the substrate, altering its surface properties.

Finding A Chrome Replacement Solution In A Nedox® Smart Coating

Nedox smart coating can replace and ultimately exceed chrome for technical benefits that include wear resistance, corrosion resistance and low friction.

Mirror-Finish of Magnaplate HMF® Extends The Life Of Ball Valve Applications

HMF mirror-finish coating extends the life of ball valve applications, providing low friction, improved hardness and corrosion resistance—eliminating factors that lead to galling.