High Velocity Oxygen Fuel (HVOF)

note the shock patterns in the flame
The Most Cost Effective Complete HVOF System Available

Mobile HipoJet 2700 HVOF System
A complete HipoJet 2700 includes the HVOF gun, HVOF gas
flow panel, gas regulators, flash back arrestors, PF 700 powder feeder, gas control module, and a mobile cart. This
compact system is easily moved to alternate locations.
Increase Profits with a low maintenance HVOF gun

HipoJet 2700 HVOF Gun
The HipoJet 2700 HVOF gun design utilizes an internal axial-feed
powder injection. Specially designed gas mixing and combustion chambers allow for high thermal efficiency and
maximum particle heating, unrestricted gas and powder flow. The results are high particle velocities producing
dense, low oxide coatings leading to reduced operating cost. All hose connections enter the gun axially, producing
a streamlined and compact unit. The versatile gun body design allows for quick maintenance operations. A variety of
gun mounts for machine and robot mounting are also available

PF 700 Powder Feeder
Reliable rotating disk with simple low cost maintenance
The model PF-700 operates on a volumetric feed principle. Slots in the powder wheel at the base of
the canister fill with powder. Rotation of the powder wheel forces the powder into the exit ports. An inert carrier
gas transports the powder from the exit ports through the powder hose and to the thermal spray gun. The system is
built to withstand the spray environment. The PF-700 holds 700 CC of powder, the weight of which will vary
depending on the material being sprayed.

HipoJet 2700 with
Hybrid
Water Jam Box
HipoJet 2700 with Hybrid Attachment
The optional hybrid attachment is used when the absolutely densest coating is required. The water
cooled front end allows the melted particles to remain in the high velocity stream longer thus accelerating them to
a higher velocity.
A HVOF system uses a
combustible gas mixed with oxygen to create a flame inside of the spray gun at a temperature of approximately
5500°F. The resulting gases of combustion expand rapidly and can
only exit out the nozzle of the gun resulting in a gas stream speed that exceeds the sound
barrier. A sonic boom with aftershock diamond patterns is the evidence of this phenomena. This is the
heat source to melt and accelerate the material to be sprayed. The material to be sprayed is in the
form of a powder that is fed into the center of the flame where it is melted. Once it is
melted in the flame, the liquid metal is atomized and accelerated to a high velocity from a
combination of the pressure from the flame and compressed air that is injected around the flame. The atomized
molten metal now forms a columned stream, similar in appearance to a spray paint pattern, except this is
molten metal. The molten stream of metal is deposited on the component to be coated at a thickness
of .0005" (.0127mm) per pass to .002" (.0254 mm) per pass. The variation of thickness per pass is depended on
the material being sprayed and the amount of heat build up on the part being coated. This system is
especially good for depositing tungsten carbide and chrome carbide. Check our prices, we are far more cost
effective than a JP 5000, Diamond Jet, or a Jet Kote.
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