Sheffield surface engineering

Plasma Coating Service for Demanding Components

JCB Dixon Plasma Coatings delivers precise, repeatable plasma spray coatings for wear resistance, corrosion protection, thermal barriers and electrical isolation.

25+ years supporting engineering customers
UK and Europe industrial coating support
Precision control adhesion, thickness and finish

Plasma spray expertise

High-performance coatings for real engineering conditions

Our plasma coating service is built for demanding industrial applications where component life, surface performance and process consistency matter. Each project is approached around the substrate, working environment, tolerances and the coating performance required.

From steel manufacturing plants to aerospace work, the service helps maintain high-value equipment and increase operating life with controlled, engineered surface protection.

Precision coated industrial components arranged for inspection

Core capabilities

Coating systems matched to the job

01

Wear Resistance

Hard-facing and plasma-applied coatings for parts exposed to abrasion, friction and repeated mechanical contact.

02

Corrosion Protection

Protective coating options for components that need improved surface durability in challenging operating environments.

03

Thermal Barriers

Engineered surface layers for components exposed to elevated temperatures, pressure and thermal cycling.

04

Electrical Isolation

Plasma coating solutions used on applications such as bearing seats where electrical isolation is required.

Typical applications

Built for industrial maintenance and high-end components

  • Bearing seats for electrical isolation
  • Wear plates for agricultural and industrial equipment
  • Aerospace components with internal or external coatings
  • Race components and specialist engineering parts
  • Nuclear and fusion components requiring high temperature or inert metal surfaces

How we approach each job

  1. Review the component, tolerances and operating conditions.
  2. Select the coating system and surface preparation route.
  3. Apply the coating with controlled process settings.
  4. Inspect thickness, adhesion and finish requirements.

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