The technology for best-level surface quality

SublimotionProcess^® is a cutting-edge technology developed by Phibo Industries, designed to provide unparalleled surface treatment for stainless steel.

The objective

Achieving optimal cleanability: At the heart of SublimotionProcess^® lies the objective of obtaining surfaces that are not only highly resistant to corrosion but also exceptionally easy to clean. With SublimotionProcess®, achieving an optimal cleanable surface is not just a goal but a guarantee. By projecting specific particles in a controlled manner onto the surface of stainless steel, SublimotionProcess^® removes all contaminants, resulting in a reconditioned surface that is pristine and ready for use in even the most demanding environments.

The perfect combo

Best-level results through the perfect alignment of machine and suspension: SublimotionProcess^® combines advanced technology, refined process parameters, and a unique premium suspension. The installations seamlessly integrate SublimotionProcess^® technology and process monitoring into cabinets, platforms, or production lines, so the inert suspension - an aqueous suspension of tiny, well-determined particles – available exclusively in Intermediate Bulk Containers (IBCs) from Phibo Industries – can ensure the precise cleaning and conditioning of the surface microstructure. Technology, process engineering and medium become one in this one-step process.

The outcome

The key advantages of SublimotionProcess^®

• Improvement of Ra and surface topography
• Very efficient cleaning and a stunning finish
• Isotropic surface
• Closure of micro cracks and perforations
• Hydrophobic properties
• Prevention of contamination
• Optimal corrosion resistance
• Safety for both co-workers and the environment
• Elimination of static electricity

The approval

Validated and certified by some of the most important authorities: Rest assured, SublimotionProcess^® has undergone rigorous validation and certification by preeminent authorities in the field such as EHEDG, ArcelorMittal-OCAS, Belgian welding institute and the Universities of Leuven and Ghent. So don’t just take our word. Instead, take theirs!