"Why should we choose Brush Plating over traditional repair methods for industrial components?"

Industrial components like hydraulic shafts, marine diesel engines, and gearboxes endure harsh conditions, high loads, and constant wear.

Repairs need to be:

Precise, to restore exact dimensions without altering functionality.

Durable, to withstand ongoing stress.

Efficient, to minimize downtime and associated costs.

Traditional repair methods like welding, metallizing or replacement often fall short in meeting these demands. Enter Brush Plating.

Why Brush Plating Is the Optimal Solution

1. Localized Repair with Minimal Downtime

Brush Plating is a portable, precision-driven process that can be applied on-site, eliminating the need to dismantle and transport heavy equipment to a workshop.

This saves you valuable time and reduces operational disruptions, particularly for critical machinery like diesel generator bedplates or bearing saddles.

2. Restores Original Dimensions

Brush Plating can accurately rebuild worn or damaged surfaces to their original specifications, ensuring your components perform as intended.

Unlike welding, which may require extensive post-machining, Brush Plating provides a smooth, finished surface with minimal additional processing.

3. Preserves Base Material Integrity

The Brush Plating process avoids exposing the base material to high heat, which can cause stress, warping, or structural changes.

This makes it ideal for precision components such as hydraulic rods or printing rollers, where maintaining material integrity is critical.

4. Versatility Across Applications

Brush Plating is highly effective for repairing a wide variety of industrial components, including:

Hydraulic Shafts and Cylinders – Restored to resist wear and extend service life.

Gearboxes – Fixed for smooth operation and optimal performance.

Marine Diesel Engines – Repaired for continued reliability in demanding environments.

Printing Cylinders – Restored to eliminate pitting and surface irregularities.

Bearings and Housing – Precisely rebuilt to fit tolerances.

5. Cost-Effective Alternative to Replacement

Replacing damaged components can be costly and time-consuming, especially for custom or hard-to-find parts.

Brush Plating offers a cost-effective alternative by restoring existing components to like-new condition, often at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

When you need a repair solution that’s fast, reliable, and cost-effective, Brush Plating delivers. At Sterling Impreglon Asia, we have been perfecting this process for over 30 years, helping industries keep their critical equipment running smoothly.