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Welding solutions for the whole thermal power station
Coal and ash move through a thermal station every hour it is on load, and the components that carry them wear the whole time — mill shafts, burner nozzles, clinker grinder liners, ash slurry pumps and the mobile plant working the coal yard. Pick an area of the station on the map to see which components fail, how, and the SUPERON range that returns them to service.
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- Components mapped
- 4
- Station areas
- 500+
- Authorised distributors
Station map
Click any area — the photo above and the table below both update
Roller Yoke
Coal Handling PlantCoal Orifice
Coal Handling PlantCoal Burner Nozzle
Coal Handling PlantBoiler Feed Pump
Coal Handling PlantCoal Bend
Coal Handling PlantID Fan Shaft
Coal Handling PlantCoal Mill Vertical Shaft
Coal Handling PlantRing & Tooth Hammers
Coal Handling PlantUniversal Slide Valve
Ash Handling PlantClinker Grinder Liners
Ash Handling PlantCW Pump Impeller
Ash Handling PlantWear Plates Of Pump
Ash Handling PlantWagon Tippler Gear
Coal Yard & ReclaimSlurry Gear/Pinion
Coal Yard & ReclaimReclaimer Wheel
Coal Yard & ReclaimPoints & Crossing
Coal Yard & ReclaimDozer Cutting Edge
Mobile EquipmentDozer Arms
Mobile EquipmentDozer H Frame
Mobile EquipmentTrack Links
Mobile EquipmentTrack Pads
Mobile EquipmentIdler
Mobile EquipmentRollers
Mobile EquipmentNo match for that component. Tell us what you’re repairing and an application engineer will recommend a consumable.
Abrasion
Coal and ash cutting into chutes, orifices, liners, mill parts and track.
Erosion
Ash slurry and flue gas washing away pump casings, impellers and bends.
Heat & scaling
Burner nozzles, nozzle tips and fan parts cycling through temperature until they scale.
Cracking
Cast housings, gear cases and dozer frames split by shock loading and vibration.
What a power station buys from us
Send us the component.
We’ll send the procedure.
Base metal, wear factor and a photograph — an application engineer comes back with the consumable, the parameters and the expected life gain.