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Ceramic Coating 2

PresentedBy:
Usman Ul Hassan Pirzada

Assigned By:
dr.Asma
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 Introduction.
 Advantages
 Physical Properties of Ceramic
Ceramic Coating.
Coating  Types Of Ceramic Coating.
 Application of Ceramic
Coating.
 Conclusion.
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What is Ceramic Coating?
A Ceramic Coating is the liquid polymer
which  can provide high-performance
Introduction
oxide layers on metals and alloys to solve
the problems of corrosion, wear, heat,
insulation and friction.
 History
Originally, the coating was invented for the steel
industry. The reason for this was the molten metal being
produced was causing the machinery to melt. Therefore
Ceramic Coating was invented.
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 The Ceramic coating will protect
the vehicle’s exterior and interior
from deteriorating for a lifetime

 The resale market value will be

substantially higher.
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Advantages

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Act as a Protection 10

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Stay Clean Longer 11

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Enhances the look of Paint 12

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1. Hygienic (Easy-to-clean).
2. High temperature resistance.
3. Environmental corrosion resistance.
4. High hardness (scratch and abrasion)
5. High chemical corrosion resistance.
6. Sun Light resistance (color stability).
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Coating
Following are some common types of Ceramic
Coating:
 Thermal spray coating.
 Plasma spray coating.
 Sputter coating.
 Dry-film lubricants.
 Wet chemical and electrochemical coatings.
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Coating
Following are some common applications of
ceramic coating:
 Space

 Automobile

 Marine
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The versatility of ceramic coatings makes them a

viable alternative to traditional organic paints. In
some cases, ceramic coatings offer several protective
properties that overcome the limitations of organic-
based paints. This allows ceramic coatings to be used
in situations that are simply not suitable for
conventional paints.
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