COLD SPRAY LEADERS

VRC Metal Systems, LLC, has developed cold spray systems that allow for agile, high-quality metal repairs to be completed for a variety of industrial and manufacturing applications. By focusing on developing high-tech and cutting-edge technology that is also efficient and reliable, we offer solutions that were never before possible.

Engine Remanufacturing

VRC Metal Systems mission statement is, “Provide innovative, reliable metals deposition and automation technologies and manufactured components to give our customers market-leading capabilities.” Finding new strategies, new technologies, to handle age-old problems is what we specialize in.

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SHIPYARD REPAIR

Today’s shipping industry keeps people and products operating safely and efficiently across the globe. Whether it’s ferrying passengers, transporting natural gas, defending our country, or conducting research, ships are vital to our nation. Shipyards are engaged in every point in the life cycle of a vessel. Whether building, performing repairs, or upgrading to state-of-the-art features, the sequence of work needed on a ship never ends.

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OUR SERVICES

ON-SITE SUPPORT

We provide on-site support for all our services as standard

SYSTEM CALIBRATION

Products can be configured by one of our experienced technicians.

EQUIPMENT LEASE

We offer a variety of equipment lease options for you and your company.

COLD SPRAY PROCESS DEVELOPMENT

Our trained engineers across the nation offer short & long term solutions for your aircrafts

COLD SPRAY PRODUCTS

Check out all our best selling cold spray products here!

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VRC METAL SYSTEMS

In 2007, Rob Hrabe retired from the Air Force after 22 years of service and started HF Webster Engineering Services to commercialize promising metal deposition and repair technologies from the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (SDSM&T). In 2010, Rob helped recruit Dr. Christian Widener to take over the director position of the Arbegast Materials Processing and Joining Laboratory at SDSM&T, and together they began investigating repair technologies for the Department of Defense, and cold spray in particular.