PROTECTIVE COATINGS
Nexceris has developed coating technologies for metallic and ceramic substrates to address materials issues in high-temperature systems. We provide a range of functional coatings for electrical, corrosion and catalytic applications using scalable, cost-effective processes. Leveraging a portfolio of intellectual property and manufacturing know-how, we help our customers create products that perform better, simplify operations and save money. Nexceris provides coating suspensions, coating services and process development services to customers around the globe.
Check out some of the products we already have in stock such as ChromLok™ and AlumiLok™. Check out and see if we can help develop a special concoction to fit your needs.
Our Catalyst Solutions team designs and manufactures custom catalysts for process chemistry and pollution abatement applications. Using our expertise in metals and metal oxides, we provide tailored solutions for customer‐specific needs.
The Catalyst Design team identifies custom catalyst formulations and manufacturing routes that create unique value for our customers.
Protective Coatings for SOFC Components
Nexceris Updates
Accelerated Testing for Long-Term Results with Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
To achieve commercial acceptance, long-term stability testing is critical to demonstrate improved durability of protective coatings. Nexceris has successfully developed a suite of coatings to provide improved high-temperature protection to metallic components used in solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFC).
Revisiting Nexceris’ Solid Oxide Fuel Cell Advancements from MS&T 2018
Remember MS&T 2018 in Columbus, Ohio? No?! Well, all of us at fuelcellmaterials want you to remember what we talked about and fueled up your brain a bit.
Functional SOFC Interface Coatings Presented at European SOFC & SOE Forum
Nexceris was honored to give a presentation at the 13th European SOFC & SOE Forum on our development of various SOFC interfaces created by aerosol-spray deposition. Our Director of Materials Science, Neil Kidner, recently gave a talk on July 4th at the conference, which is held every two years in beautiful Luzern, Switzerland.