Call 1-800-550-5768 or describe your application below, and a member of the technical team gets back to you.
Tell us what fails, where it sits and what it runs in.
Dimensions and operating conditions are enough to start.
You reach a Blasch engineer by calling 1-800-550-5768 or 518-436-1263, or by sending the form on this page with the dimensions of the part, the medium, the temperature and the flow. A member of the technical team in Albany, New York, reviews the application and answers you directly. You do not need a drawing to start.
Four details let an engineer judge the application on the first read. If you only know some of them, send what you have.
Outside and inside diameter, length, wall thickness, flange or mounting details. A sketch with numbers or a photo of the worn part works as well as a drawing.
What touches the part: slurry, ash, catalyst, flue gas, molten metal or acid. Particle size and solids content help where wear is the problem.
The normal operating temperature, the peaks, and how fast it changes at startup, shutdown or an upset. Thermal cycling often decides the material.
Velocity, flow rate or pressure, and the angle at which the medium hits the part. Add how long the current part lasts and where it fails first.
Dimensions and operating conditions are enough. A member of the Blasch technical team answers you.
Blasch Precision Ceramics, Inc., 580 Broadway, Albany, NY 12204
Phone 1-800-550-5768 or 518-436-1263
Engineering, the materials lab and the casting process are in Albany. If you already know who covers your industry, the sales and technical team lists direct extensions.
Blasch Precision Ceramics, Inc., 190 Cherokee Farms Rd, Beaufort, SC 29906
Phone 1-800-550-5768 or 518-436-1263
Beaufort is home to Blasch Global Solutions, the division for sourcing, logistics and distribution. More on both sites and on partners abroad: locations and representatives.
Call and ask for applications engineering. With the dimensions and the conditions at hand, the first call already narrows down the material.
