Field Repair Kits For Impact Damage. Do Not Remove Your Impact Damaged Ram Repair Onsite Insitu.
Offering on-site and in-situ Hydraulic Impact Damage Repairs.
Cadmium Corrosion Coatings, Surface Treatments, Resizing and More
Offering on-site and in-situ Hydraulic Impact Damage Repairs, Cadmium Corrosion Coatings, Surface Treatments, Resizing and More
Workshop Kits
For the aircraft & shipping industry, print, & hydraulic repairs, resizing & corrosion coatings for engineering sections
About the Process
Additional information on various mechanical engineering services.
The process is portable, does not use immersion tanks, and over 50 pure metals, alloys, and anodised coatings are used for repairs, resizing, resurfacing, rebuilding, or protective plating of any metal object. The atomic bond created between the base metal and the applied coating has the cohesive strength of the base material itself; this produces deposits equal to and, in many cases, superior to bath plating. Hand-held tooling permits accurate control of deposit thickness, offering the finest of tolerances on localised areas, often eliminating the need for pre and post-machining.
The Advantages
Our workshop kits are incredibly useful, and the process carried out on-site and "in-situ" offers many advantages:
What to Expect
Overall the DALIC system offers the engineer a simple non-elaborate technique for applying electrodeposits only where they are required. Its use can, in many instances, save hundreds or even thousands of dollars by reducing production downtime delays, salvaging rejects, saving on rework costs and cutting down on expensive transportation.
Perhaps the engineers at the Rolls-Royce Engine Company who called it "The precision Engineer's Putting-on-Tool", created the best description of all.
A full production system can be designed for most needs with on-site training available for the operators, who require no specialised pre-qualifications.
The following represents a broad view of the marketing areas for the Dalic brush plating process:
General Engineering
Print and Packaging Industry
Electrical or Power Generation Industry
Aircraft Industry
The Dalic process is called for in the maintenance manuals of all major aircraft manufacturers, and as such, the procedures for correct applications and the particular solution required are laid down.