
The Armoloy Corporation is a renowned expert in nuclear coatings and surface engineering. Their coatings are designed to withstand the harsh conditions of nuclear environments.
Their expertise spans a wide range of industries, including aerospace, defense, and energy. They have a deep understanding of the unique challenges posed by these environments.
Armoloy's coatings are engineered to provide exceptional wear and corrosion resistance, making them an ideal solution for nuclear applications. Their expertise is built on decades of research and development.
Their coatings are applied through a proprietary process that ensures a strong bond between the coating and the substrate. This process allows for a high degree of customization and flexibility.
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About the Corporation
The Armoloy Corporation has been around for over half a century, and it's still going strong. It was developed and brought to market a long time ago, but its technology remains a leader in the industry.
The company has a significant global presence, with 18 licensed companies operating in seven countries. This widespread reach allows Armoloy to be where industry needs it most.
Armoloy's mission is to add value across the spectrum of manufacturing applications, which means they're dedicated to making a positive impact on various industries.
Nuclear Coatings & Surface Treatments

At Armoloy, they have a fully equipped metallurgical lab that's crucial for surface treatment solutions. This lab is the backbone of their expertise in nuclear coatings and surface treatments.
Their team has deep technical expertise, which ensures that components meet the rigorous standards required in nuclear applications. This level of expertise is what sets them apart from other surface treatment providers.
From initial project review through coating application and final inspection, Armoloy takes a meticulous approach to ensure that components are thoroughly coated and meet the required standards. This end-to-end service is what gives them a competitive edge in the nuclear industry.
Their complete surface coating oversight ensures that every detail is taken care of, from start to finish. This level of attention to detail is what makes them a trusted partner for nuclear applications.
Here are some key benefits of Armoloy's surface treatment solutions:
- End-to-end surface treatment solutions
- Metallurgical lab with deep technical expertise
- Rigorous standards met for nuclear applications
Benefits and Accreditations
Armoloy's coatings have been applied to components used in commercial nuclear power plants, research reactors, and radioactive material handling systems. They meet strict requirements for dimensional consistency, corrosion resistance, and radiation stability.
Armoloy coatings can be processed under documentation-controlled environments when needed, and certifications and traceability can be provided to support nuclear QA programs. This level of quality control is crucial in the nuclear industry.
Armoloy's coatings have helped mitigate risk from a wide range of metal failures, and they produce solutions that prevent metal failure while increasing cycle times. This means you can reduce downtime and increase productivity.
Here is a list of Armoloy's process accreditations:
- AS9100D
- ISO 9001:2015
- ISO 14001:2015
- RoHS Compliance
- NADCAP
- WEEE Compliance
- REACH Compliance
- NAMSA
- ISO 19011
- ISO 10993
Armoloy's coatings are also certified to NADCAP, AS9100, and ISO 9001, which ensures they meet industry standards.
Applications and Environments
The Armoloy Corporation's coatings are used in a variety of nuclear components and applications, including ball joints, bearing surfaces, and drilling equipment.
Armoloy coatings have been applied to fuel cell and reactor core components for over 30 years, and our dedicated team has years of experience with nuclear production protocols and systems requirements.
Our coatings are compatible with a wide range of materials used in the nuclear industry, including stainless steels, Inconel, and titanium.
Some examples of materials that can be coated with Armoloy processes include:
- Stainless steels
- Inconel
- Hastelloy
- Titanium
- Tool steels
Armoloy coatings have been applied to components used in commercial nuclear power plants, research reactors, and radioactive material handling systems.
Certifications and Approvals

Armoloy coatings have been applied to components used in commercial nuclear power plants, research reactors, and radioactive material handling systems.
They meet strict requirements for dimensional consistency, corrosion resistance, and radiation stability.
Armoloy coatings have undergone and passed rigorous testing to qualify for various accreditations, including AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 14001:2015.
Here are some of the key process accreditations Armoloy has achieved:
- AS9100D
- ISO 9001:2015
- ISO 14001:2015
- RoHS Compliance
- NADCAP
- WEEE Compliance
- REACH Compliance
- NAMSA
- ISO 19011
- ISO 10993
Armoloy nuclear coatings are fully compliant with ASTM D5144, NRC regulations, NQA-1, and most customer-specific standards throughout the nuclear coatings industry.
Process Accreditations
Armoloy nuclear coatings have undergone rigorous testing to qualify for various accreditations. These accreditations demonstrate the company's commitment to quality and safety in the nuclear industry.
AS9100D is one of the accreditations Armoloy has achieved. This standard ensures that the company's quality management system meets the requirements of the aerospace industry, but is also applicable to the nuclear industry.
ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 are also important accreditations held by Armoloy. These standards focus on quality management and environmental management, respectively.
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Armoloy's coatings are also compliant with RoHS and WEEE regulations. These regulations dictate the responsible disposal of electronic waste and the use of hazardous substances in products.
In addition to these accreditations, Armoloy has achieved NADCAP and REACH Compliance. NADCAP is a program that recognizes companies that have demonstrated their ability to meet industry standards, while REACH Compliance ensures that the company's products meet the requirements of the European Union's Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation, and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation.
Other notable accreditations held by Armoloy include NAMSA, ISO 19011, and ISO 10993. These accreditations demonstrate the company's commitment to quality, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Here are some of the key accreditations held by Armoloy:
- AS9100D
- ISO 9001:2015
- ISO 14001:2015
- RoHS Compliance
- NADCAP
- WEEE Compliance
- REACH Compliance
- NAMSA
- ISO 19011
- ISO 10993
Are Coatings Approved for Nuclear Use?
Armoloy coatings have been applied to components used in commercial nuclear power plants, research reactors, and radioactive material handling systems. They meet strict requirements for dimensional consistency, corrosion resistance, and radiation stability.
These coatings are qualified for use in nuclear energy systems, providing long-lasting solutions for nuclear industry devices. Our coatings have been applied to fuel cell and reactor core components for over 30 years.
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Armoloy coatings have undergone rigorous testing to qualify for various accreditations, including AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and NADCAP. This ensures that our coatings meet the highest standards for quality and performance.
Our coatings are fully compliant with ASTM D5144, NRC regulations, NQA-1, and most customer-specific standards throughout the nuclear coatings industry. This means that you can trust Armoloy coatings to meet the rigorous standards required in nuclear applications.
Here is a list of some of the accreditations and certifications that Armoloy coatings have achieved:
- AS9100D
- ISO 9001:2015
- NADCAP
- ISO 14001:2015
- RoHS Compliance
- WEEE Compliance
- REACH Compliance
- NAMSA
- ISO 19011
- ISO 10993
Armoloy coatings can be applied to nearly all ferrous and non-ferrous base materials, making them a versatile solution for a wide range of nuclear applications.
People and Expertise
The Armoloy Corporation has a team of experts who specialize in surface engineering and coatings.
The company's surface engineering expertise is rooted in its research and development of proprietary technologies.
Armoloy's team includes engineers, scientists, and technicians who collaborate to develop and apply advanced surface coatings.
These coatings are designed to provide wear and corrosion resistance, as well as improved performance and efficiency.
The company's expertise spans a range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, and medical device manufacturing.
Armoloy's surface engineering capabilities include electroplating, hard anodizing, and other specialized processes.
The company's team of experts stays up-to-date with the latest technologies and advancements in surface engineering.
Armoloy's expertise is not limited to surface engineering, as the company also provides consultation and testing services.
The company's team of experts works closely with customers to understand their specific needs and develop tailored solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Armoloy better than hard chrome?
Armoloy TDC offers a thinner, more uniform coating than traditional hard chrome, reducing the need for post-machining processes
How thick is the coating on the armoloy?
The Armoloy TDC coating is 2-7 micrometers (µm) thick, making it a relatively thin layer. This thinness is likened to an eggshell, indicating its delicate yet protective nature.
What is the hardness of Armoloy?
Armoloy Thin Dense Chrome (TDC) has a surface hardness of 72 to 78 Rockwell C (Rc), significantly harder than standard hard chrome. This exceptional hardness provides superior wear resistance and surface integrity.
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