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NobelClad Expands Americas Industrial Services to Include Weld Overlay Capabilities

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NobelClad announced on Monday the expansion of its industrial service offerings in the Americas to include weld overlay capabilities. This addition allows the company to provide corrosion and wear-resistant surface protection for critical industrial equipment, complementing its existing portfolio of explosion-welded clad metal plates.

The company integrates these new weld overlay services into its current manufacturing operations to address the maintenance and protection needs of heavy-duty industrial components. By applying specialized alloy layers to base metals, NobelClad aims to extend the service life of equipment used in demanding environments, such as those found in the chemical processing, oil and gas, and power generation sectors. This expansion follows the company’s established focus on metallurgical bonding technologies and marks a shift toward providing comprehensive surface engineering solutions for its regional client base.

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Date: June 22, 2026

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