Our Subtractive and Additive Manufacturing Process (SAMP) combines high-pressure cold spray deposition with precision CNC machining in one turnkey system. From dimensional restoration and corrosion-resistant coatings to net-shape manufacturing, SAMP delivers exceptional accuracy and performance.
High-pressure carrier gas accelerates metal powders through a supersonic nozzle, bonding them to the substrate with metallurgical strength.
Precision milling, turning, or grinding removes
excess material and creates final dimensions to aerospace or defense tolerances.
Acoustical booth, wet-type filtration, and in-cell inspection ensure a safe, clean, and compliant operation.
Eliminate transfer between multiple processes.
Cold spray bonds achieve up to wrought material properties.
Works with aluminum, titanium, stainless, nickel alloys, and carbides.
Reduce lead times and avoid part replacement.
Repair worn or corroded components to like-new condition, eliminating unnecessary replacements and extending service life.
In-house or on-site repair capability shortens turnaround times from weeks to days, keeping critical assets in service.
Additive and subtractive processes in one cell cut handling steps, improve accuracy, and maintain OEM-level tolerances.
Expand your service portfolio by offering premium restoration or net-shape manufacturing without outsourcing.
We deliver industry-proven, turnkey cold spray solutions – from design to installation and operator training. Our award-winning innovations, recognized by Lockheed Martin, TechConnect, and Inc. 5000, are proven in demanding MRO and manufacturing environments worldwide. We back every system with reliable ongoing support, including extended warranties, on-site service, and a steady supply of consumables.
It’s an integrated cell that combines high-pressure cold spray metal deposition with precision CNC machining so you can add material, restore dimensions, and finish to spec within a single workflow.
Cold spray is a solid-state process with minimal heat input and no heat-affected zone, which helps preserve base material properties and avoid distortion while achieving structural-strength bonds.
Common options include aluminum alloys, titanium and Ti-6Al-4V, stainless and tool steels, nickel alloys, copper alloys, and carbide blends.
Aerospace and defense MRO/OEM, energy, heavy industry, and industrial manufacturing—especially where structural repairs, corrosion/wear protection, or dimensional restoration are frequent.
Yes. VRC offers turnkey cells with robotics, acoustical booths, wet-type dust collection, in-cell inspection, and integration support for your line.
Contact VRC Metal Systems for a tailored quote and application review at +1 605-716-0061 or sales@vrcmetalsystems.com.