Jet-Hot is not just for Cars

Jet-Hot coatings are not limited to automotive applications; they can be used on a variety of metal components in different industries. The primary function of Jet-Hot coatings is to provide high-temperature ceramic protection. Here are some examples of non-automotive applications for Jet-Hot coatings:

Motorcycle Exhaust Systems: Similar to cars, motorcycles can benefit from Jet-Hot coatings on their exhaust systems. The coatings provide heat resistance and protection against corrosion.

Powersports Vehicles: Jet-Hot coatings can be applied to exhaust components on a variety of powersports vehicles, such as ATVs, snowmobiles, and jet skis.

Marine Applications: Jet-Hot coatings can be used on marine exhaust systems to protect against the corrosive effects of saltwater and provide thermal insulation.

Industrial Equipment: Jet-Hot coatings can be applied to various industrial components that are exposed to high temperatures, such as exhaust stacks, turbines, and machinery parts.

Firearms: Some gun enthusiasts use Jet-Hot coatings on firearm components for heat resistance and improved durability.

Aerospace Components: In aerospace applications, Jet-Hot coatings may be used on components exposed to high temperatures, such as aircraft exhaust systems.

Motorized Equipment: Any motorized equipment with metal components exposed to high temperatures, such as generators, can potentially benefit from Jet-Hot coatings.

When considering Jet-Hot coatings for non-automotive applications, it's essential to consult with Jet-Hot or an authorized applicator to ensure that the specific coating type and application process are suitable for the intended use. The preparation and application processes may vary based on the material and specifications of the components involved.

Keep in mind that Jet-Hot coatings are typically applied in controlled environments by professionals who are trained to achieve optimal results. The coatings are known for their durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures, making them versatile for various applications beyond the automotive industry.