
Cerakote is the global leader in the manufacturing of ceramic coatings for the Aerospae industry
Cerakote is a leading ceramic-based coating technology known for its superior durability, corrosion resistance, and thermal stability. Cerakote has found a crucial role in the aerospace industry, where lightweight, high-performance coatings are essential for aircraft, spacecraft, and aerospace components.

Aerospace materials are exposed to extreme conditions, including high temperatures, pressure fluctuations, UV radiation, and corrosive environments. Traditional coatings may fail under such conditions, but Cerakote offers several key advantages:
Protects against oxidation and chemical exposure, extending the lifespan of aerospace components.
Withstands high temperatures without degradation, making it ideal for engine components and exhaust systems.
Coatings that are tailored for low reflectivity in the visible and the IR spectrum.
Adds minimal weight to aircraft parts, a crucial factor in aerospace engineering. Typical thickness application range is 6µm – 50µm.
Reduces wear on moving parts and improves longevity.
Resists exposure to aviation fuels, hydraulic fluids, and other harsh chemicals.
Available in a range of colors and finishes, including non-reflective and infrared-resistant options for military and stealth applications.

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Cerakote is utilized in a variety of aerospace applications, including:
Protects turbine blades, exhaust systems, and heat-sensitive parts from extreme temperatures and corrosion.
Enhances the durability of landing gear, fasteners, and brackets.
Shields sensitive components from environmental damage and electromagnetic interference (EMI).
Provides a durable finish for cockpit controls, seats, gallies, and exterior surfaces.
Used in space applications where resistance to radiation, extreme cold, and vacuum conditions is critical.
45°F Flammability Testing. Combustions Toxicity (Flaming Mode) Test. ASTM E595-15.

It is recommended that the epoxy seal coat in the current coating system be replaced by Cerakote to alleviate and remove the delamination and burning in the inner skin of the engine cowling when the aircraft is hovering. Moreover, the recommended Cerakote C-7700 Q can be used to paint on current engine cowlings to improve their heat resistance. Cerakote has long been used in automotive industries to provide a thermal barrier for exhaust systems to reduce the engine compartment temperature, the results obtained from this study for the first time suggest its applicability in aircraft.
This article is based on SAE International technical paper, "Improve Heat Resistance of Composite Engine Cowlings Using Ceramic Coating Materials, Experimental Design and Testing," by Yucheng Liu and Ge He, Mississippi State University, and Thomas Sippel, Airbus Helicopter Inc., doi:10.4271/2017-01-2130.
Cerakote has established itself as manufacturer of cutting-edge coating solutions for aerospace applications, providing unmatched protection, longevity, and performance under extreme conditions. As the aerospace industry continues to innovate, Cerakote remains a trusted choice for manufacturers seeking high-performance coatings that meet the rigorous demands of aviation and space exploration.
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