Rarely are there such accessible opportunities for research and development that can yield a significant competitive advantage for project sponsors in a short period of time. The relatively recent emergence of a practical cold gas-dynamic spray process means that there are many frontiers remaining for the theoretical physicist and a lot of experimental development to be done.

CenterLine has made considerable investment in R&D, both internally and through collaborative projects at the following institutions:

National Research Center (NRC) – London, Ontario



St Clair College – Windsor, Ontario



University of Ottawa – Ottawa, Ontario



University of Windsor – Windsor, Ontario

If you have an R&D project and you are seeking research assistance you can contact one of these organizations or any of the following: 

The CANMET Energy Technology Centre (CETC)

National Research Center (NRC) – London, Ontario

NCMS manages collaborative R&D activities that allow members from different industries to share the investment and the results for real-world solutions that are both robust and practical. Their management of the collaborative process is aimed to develop and deploy new technology at a faster pace, and at a lower cost than the traditional approach

NCMS Press Release Jan08.pdf NCMS_Award.pdf

South Dakota School of Mines & Technology –Advanced Materials Processing Center

University of Ottawa – Ottawa, Ontario 

U.S. Army Research Laboratory

If your institution is considering a cold gas-dynamic spray research project, you may qualify for equipment trials, discounts, free samples, select engineering data and more.  For consideration please submit a detailed description of your project plan to CenterLine at: research@cntrline.com

CenterLine acknowledges the following organizations for support of our R&D efforts:

Check out our Reference Publications page for links to on-line Research Papers.