Power Generation Equipment Surface Finishing

At our 35,000-square-foot facility in Spokane, we provide an extensive range of capabilities for finishing power generation components: turbines, generators, piping systems, generators, fuel processing equipment, structural parts, and more. Depending on your needs, we can perform several processes to prepare parts for specific applications:

• Anodizing: This process forms a durable non-conductive finish to aluminum surfaces.
• Metal Plating: This process deposits a thin metal layer onto a component's surface. Options include zinc, nickel, silver, tin, black oxide, as well as decorative gold. 
• Electropolishing: By removing small imperfections, metal surfaces become smoother and more uniform. 
• Painting: We apply primers, two-part epoxies, urethanes, and water-borne paints to add protective or aesthetic qualities. 
• Powder Coatings: Powder coatings add a durable protective layer onto a metal finish. 

Key benefits from these processes include corrosion resistance, improved durability, and friction reduction. Anodizing adds electrical and thermal insulation, while metal plating can enhance a component's electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance. Contact us for a quote on our metal finishing for the energy industry.