Painting

Protection against corrosion
Painting is an effective way of protecting metal components against corrosion. The paint layer acts as a physical barrier, preventing moisture and corrosive agents from coming into direct contact with the metal. This helps to extend the life of components and reduce the need for maintenance and replacement.

Pickling

Improved quality of finishes
Pickling helps to improve the quality of the finishes applied to metal components. By removing the old layers, the surface becomes uniform, free of defects and imperfections. This results in smoother, more uniform and aesthetically pleasing finishes.

Grenading

Removal of deformations and residual tensions
Shot blasting can help remove deformations and residual stresses present in metal components. When a metal is exposed to high blasting speeds, it undergoes a process of controlled plastic deformation. This can help relieve internal stresses and reduce the occurrence of deformations, improving the structural integrity and durability of components.

Pegging

Resistance and durability
Stud crimping provides a strong and durable connection between metal components. The compression generated during the crimping process creates a strong and stable joint, capable of withstanding loads and stresses over time. This secure fastening guarantees the structural integrity of the components, reducing the likelihood of failure or detachment.