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Sulzer Metco Sulzer Metco Divisional Profile
Sulzer Metco Management AG | March, 2013
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Sulzer Metco
Sulzer Pumps Market leader in pump
technology and solutions
Sulzer Metco Market leader in surface
technology
Sulzer Chemtech Market leader for separation,
mixing and service solutions
Sulzer Turbo Services Leading independent service
provider for rotating equipment
Main markets served:
Oil and gas
Power
Water
Main markets served:
Transportation
Power
Main markets served:
Oil and gas
Main markets served:
Oil and gas
Power
Transportation
Full year 2012:
Sales of CHF 4 billion
ROS of 10.2%
ROCE of 15.5%
17 900 employees
Sulzer
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Sulzer Metco
Sulzer Pumps Market leader in pump
technology and solutions
Sulzer Metco Market leader in surface
technology
Sulzer Chemtech Market leader for separation,
mixing and service solutions
Sulzer Turbo Services Leading independent service
provider for rotating equipment
Sulzer Metco
Sulzer Metco is market leader in the fields of surface
solutions with a focus on specialized components and
engineering products and services, using advanced
coating and surface enhancement technologies.
Coating
equipment
Coating
materials
Coating
services Components
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Sulzer Metco Sulzer Metco Vision
To be
“The Leading Global Surface Solution Company”
…providing innovative and high quality products and services
to our customers.
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Sulzer Metco Sulzer Metco Market - Leader in Surface Solutions
Products and Services
High-end solutions and products for critical technical surface applications
Surface technology equipment and materials
Thermal Spray and PVD (physical vapor deposition) coating services
Plasma heat treatment services
Industrial gas turbine and aero engine components
Customer support services
Markets
Aviation
Power Generation
Automotive / Racing
Other specialized markets (Semicon, Plastic Packaging)
Customer Benefits
Higher profitability through higher performance, longer product life
and environmentally friendly solutions
Safety and security through protection of critical components against
wear and corrosion e.g. aircraft engine parts
Key Figures 2012 (in Millions CHF)
Order intake 690
Sales 690
Operating Income (EBITR) 69
Headcount as per December 31, 2012 2'399
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Sulzer Metco Broad Base of Surface Technology Solutions
Surface Technologies
Surface Mechanisms
Solutions
* PTA = Plasma Transferred Arc Human hair = 60 – 80 µm
Substrate
Substrate
Substrate
Substrate
Nitriding
Altering Surface
Chemistry
depth 0.005 – 0.8 mm
Thin Film
Adding Layers of Material
e.g. PVD, CVD, PACVD
0.1 – 50 µm
Thermal Spray
Adding Layers
of Material
20 µm – 10 mm
PTA* / Weld Hardface
Adding Layers
of Material
1 – 20 mm
Surface
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Sulzer Metco
Landscape of Various Coating Processes
There are a number of different coating processes for different purposes
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Thermal Spray
PVD
PA-CVD
Plasma Nitriding
Cold Spray
CVD
Ion Implant
Su
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tem
pera
ture
[°C
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Coating thickness or joint thickness [µm]
Sulzer Metco Coatings
Not in Sulzer Metco Portfolio
CVD: Chemical Vapor Deposition
Friction: Carbon Friction Layers
LC: Laser Cladding
PACVD: Plasma Assisted CVD
PVD: Physical Vapor Deposition
PTA: Plasma Transferred Arc
TIG: Tungsten Inert Gas
Sulzer Metco Coatings
Not in Sulzer Metco Portfolio
Sulzer Metco Coatings
Not in Sulzer Metco Portfolio
CVD: Chemical Vapor Deposition
Friction: Carbon Friction Layers
LC: Laser Cladding
PACVD: Plasma Assisted CVD
PVD: Physical Vapor Deposition
PTA: Plasma Transferred Arc
TIG: Tungsten Inert Gas
CVD: Chemical Vapor Deposition
Friction: Carbon Friction Layers
LC: Laser Cladding
PACVD: Plasma Assisted CVD
PVD: Physical Vapor Deposition
PTA: Plasma Transferred Arc
TIG: Tungsten Inert Gas
Diamond Like
CoatingsElectroplating
Welding
TIG
PTA
LC
Diamond
Coatings
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Sulzer Metco
To compete globally means meeting
high customer demands…
…reduce weight
…increase
performance
…reduce costs
…extend lifetime
…preserve
environment
Surface coating technology is for engineering what the
semiconductor technology is for the IT industry
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Sulzer Metco
Surface Coatings add value in a wide range
of key industry sectors
Aero – Fuel Efficiency
IGT –
Durability
Oil & Gas – Production Efficiency
Mining –
Lifetime extension
Other industries –
Cost reduction
Automotive –
Quality &
Environment
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Coatings in the aviation industry reduce fuel
consumption globally by 1 million liters per hour
Reasons for coatings
Less wear, corrosion and oxidation
Increased operating temperature
Hardchrome replacement for landing
gear
Value of the coating
Environmentally friendly solution
Higher fuel efficiency
Lower cost of ownership
Less noise
Less weight
Safer
Extended time between overhauls
Today’s challenges in the airline industry:
Safety
Fuel efficiency
Costs
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Sulzer Metco
Coatings in the IGT (Industrial Gas Turbine)
industry increase turbine efficiency by >5%
Reasons for coatings
Gap clearance reduction using
abradable seals
Temperature resistance
Reduced wear and friction
Corrosion resistance against the
impact of poor quality fuels
Value of the coating
Increased turbine efficiency
Increase time between overhaul/
maintenance (TCO)
Today’s challenges in the IGT industry:
Environmental aspects
Fuel efficiency
Costs
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Sulzer Metco
Coatings in the automotive industry
reduce lubricant oil consumption by 50%
Reasons for coatings
Improved wear protection
Corrosion resistance
Enhanced surface hardness
Chrome-6 replacement
Weight reduction
Value of the coating
Reduced oil and fuel consumption
Reduced component cost
Reduced CO2 emissions
Extended durability
Today’s challenges in the automotive
industry:
CO2 reduction
Performance
Costs & Quality
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Sulzer Metco
Coatings in the O&G industry
extend lifetimes of components up to 500%
Reasons for coatings
Higher hardness
Higher drilling pressure
Less abrasion
Corrosion resistance (paint
substitution)
Value of the coating
Deeper exploration
Reduced maintenance
Reduced costs
Longer uptime/availability and lifetime
Higher capacity
Today’s challenges in the O&G industry:
Maintenance
Capacity – deeper drilling
Costs
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Sulzer Metco
Coatings in the mining industry
increase equipment up-time by factor 2-5
Reasons for coatings
Enhance hardness of machinery
(e.g. excavation buckets, hydraulic
cylinders, conveyors)
Reduce abrasion and wear
Value of the coating
Life time extension
Less maintenance / down-time
Higher availability of machinery
Higher extraction rate
Today’s challenges in mining:
Harsh exploitation environment
Performance
Costs
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Coatings in the other industries increase
production speed and product quality
Reasons for coatings
Wear protection
Low friction coefficients
Smooth and Clean surfaces
High hardness
Low friction
Value of the coating
Increased lifetime
Faster process cycles
Cost reduction
Improved product quality
Longer maintenance intervals
Reduction of coolants and lubricants
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Sulzer Metco Comprehensive Offering
Materials Equipment Services Components Customer
Support
Spray powders
Spray wires
Braze, weld
overlay and
plasma
transferred arc
materials
Matrix materials
Equipment,
integrated
systems and
spare parts
Thermal spraying
Physical vapor
depositions
Plasma nitriding
Thermal spray
coating
Physical vapor
deposition
coating
Nitriding and
heat treatment
Pre- and post-
coating treatment
DLC Coatings
Co-development
with OEM's
Part
manufacturing
Conventional
and non-
conventional
machining
Technical
support
Calibration
Equipment
maintenance
Training
Research and
development
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Sulzer Metco Solutions for Key and Specialty Markets
Solutions for
Surface Mechanism Aviation
Power
Generation Automotive
Other
Specialized
Markets
Thermal Protection
Friction & Wear
Corrosion
Oxidation
Clearance Control
Sealing
Electrical Conductivity
Decorative Enhancement
Sticking
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Sulzer Metco Locations & Activities - Close to our Customers
Materials Equipment Services Components Sales &
Marketing
Barchfeld, DE
Westbury NY, US
Troy MI, US
Ft Saskatchewan, CA
Lyubersty Moscow, RU
Wohlen, CH
Westbury NY, US
Bergisch Gladbach, DE
Wohlen, CH
Salzgitter, DE
Stalybridge, UK
Weissenborn, DE
Barboursville WV, US
Bergisch Gladbach, DE
Niederwürschnitz, DE
Herford, DE
Altbach, DE
Limoges Cedex, FR
Bons-en-Chablais, FR
Amherst, USA
Research Tr. Park, US
Shanghai, CN
Lyubersty Moscow, RU
Bremen, DE
Naples, IT
Dayton OH, US
Sao Paulo, BR
Chennai, IN
Shanghai, CN
Lomm, NL
Debrecen, HU
Stockport, UK
Kelsterbach, DE
Wohlen, CH
Cwmbran, UK
Stockholm, SE
Madrid, ES
Milano, IT
Standdaarbuiten, NL
Bron, FR
Poznan, PL
Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.
Westbury NY, US
Downey CA, US
Jundiai, BR
Singapore, SG
Padstow, AU
Tokyo, JP
Shanghai, CN
Lyubersty Moscow, RU
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Sulzer Metco Nearly 80 Years in the Market Place
Sulzer Metco
EPI
Acquired 1991
Alloy Metals
Acquired 1986
Plasma Technik
Est . 1970 Acquired 1985
Metco
Est . 1933 Acquired 1994
Q - Coat
Acquired 1998
Eldim ( Turbine Components )
Acquired 2000
Interturbine Coatings BV
Acquired 2000
Metaplas Ionon ( Thin Films )
Acquired 2001
Euroflamm
Acquired 2001
Select
Powertrain
Acquired 2002
DB Thin Film
Acquired 2002
WOKA
Acquired 2004
Ambeon
Acquired 2004
OSU
Acquired 2004
Salzgitter
Acquired 1995
Coating Services
Equipment
Materials
Component Manufacture
Wick
Acquired 200 6
BorgWarner
Acquired 200 9
STT
Acquired 200 9
Bekaert DLC
Acquired 20 10
Cold Spray
Technology
Acquired 2012
Thermoset
Acquired 20 12
Protective
Coatings LCC
Acquired 20 12
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Sulzer Metco Contact Us
To take control of your surface engineering challenges,
contact:
Your local Sulzer Metco Sales Office
Visit our web site at www.sulzer.com
E-mail us at [email protected]
All rights reserved. Information included in this presentation is proprietary information of Sulzer Metco.
Unless prior written agreement has been received from Sulzer Metco, no part of this presentation may be reproduced,
distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording.
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Sulzer Metco Annex
All rights reserved. Information included in this presentation is proprietary information of Sulzer Metco.
Unless prior written agreement has been received from Sulzer Metco, no part of this presentation may be reproduced,
distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording.
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Sulzer Metco
Surface coating is a core technology
for a sustainable future
Enabling fuel efficiency Enabling durability
Enabling security Enabling performance
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Sulzer Metco
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CHF Millions
Select
WOKA
Growth Supported Through Strategic Acquisitions
Plasma
Technik
Alloy
Metals
EPI
Metco
Q-Coat
Eldim
Euroflamm
Metaplas Ionon
DB Thin Films
Ambeon OSU
CAGR
13%
Wick
Salzgitter
BorgWarner
STT
Bekaert DLC
Cold Spray
Technology
Thermoset
and Protective
Coatings LCC
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Sulzer Metco Presence in Mature and Emerging Markets