Lainisalo Group
Ceramic coatings
Advanced surface technology for critical industrial components. We ensure the durability and reliability of your parts when conditions exceed the limits of conventional painting.
BENEFITS & PERFORMANCE
Maximum durability and precision
Withstands extreme temperatures, heavy mechanical wear and aggressive chemicals, ensuring a long service life for components even in the harshest conditions.

The exceptionally thin, durable film allows threads and sealing surfaces to be coated directly, without time-consuming masking or changes to tolerances.

No chemical pretreatment and minimal VOC emissions. Coatings meet strict REACH, RoHS and Prop 65 requirements.

TECHNOLOGY & IMPLEMENTATION
Technical implementation of the process and additional services
The coating can be applied to a range of base materials, including steel, aluminium, titanium and various alloys. The process is particularly well suited to components for the arms and defence industries, exhaust systems, sensor housings, turbine parts and industrial valves.
Unlike traditional wet or powder coating, the process relies on direct mechanical surface preparation without heavy acid or phosphating baths. Spraying is carried out as a very fine mist in a controlled environment, after which the workpiece is heat-cured to achieve the required adhesion and hardness.
We complete the finishing of coated products in-house, all under one roof. Wear-resistant laser markings, measuring scales, QR codes, barcodes and serial numbers can be applied to the ceramic coating without damaging the protective layer.
While ceramic coatings are primarily technical protective coatings, our range includes a wide selection of standard and specialist colours. The finish can be matte and non-reflective (e.g. for defence equipment) or semi-gloss, according to the customer’s visual requirements.
LOCATIONS
Locations providing the service
Perho (Automation Line)
Address:
Teollisuustie 3 69950 Perho
Unit Manager
Kari Liukko
040-5919406
kari.liukko@lainisalo.fi
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 7:00–15:30
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