Inorganic Zinc

Inorganic Zinc flake coatings are non-electrolytically applied coatings, which provide excellent corrosion and weathering protection, as well as very good resistance to media and solvents. This technology is based on a mix of zinc and aluminium flakes, which are bonded together by an inorganic matrix. Such coatings can be successfully used for the protection of high-strength metal parts, preventing damage caused by hydrogen embrittlement.

SERVICE INFORMATION

Zinc flake coatings represent an environmental-friendly alternative to the traditional coatings and are mainly used as cathodic protective layers in the automotive and construction industries. They are well suited for protecting both large and small parts, having either simple or complex geometry. In combination with post-treated thin organic or inorganic coatings, these can also provide color, chemical resistance, low electrical conductivity, and bolting properties.

Inorganic Zinc Coating Different types

We use two zinc flake-based products ranges developed by NOF Metal Coatings Group: Dacromet® and Geomet®:

  • GEOMET® is a water-based and completely chrome-free chemical coating and capable that is used to protect a wide variety of metallic surfaces

  • DACROMET® products is a worldwide recognized standard widely used in non-automotive sectors such as rail, wind power and public works. It is particularly suited for thin layer thicknesses

    Inorganic Zinc Advantages

    We use such methods as dip-spinning and spraying to apply extremely corrosion-resistant zinc flake coatings. These technologies enable us to guarantee high performing thin layer anti-corrosion coatings for metallic parts.:

  • Long-term corrosion protection

  • non-electrolytic process

  • Very thin layer thicknesses

  • Integrated lubricant additives

  • Water-based chemistry

  • Metallic silver appearance

  • Stable friction coefficients

  • Resistance to high treatment temperatures and chemicals

  • Protection against contact corrosion

SERVICE INFO

Inorganic zinc Coating Statistics
Tensile Strength (ASTM D1708) 4000 – 5000 psi
Elongation (ASTM D1457) 50%
Impact Strength (ASTM D256) 13 ft – lb/in
Hardness (ASTM D2240) 60 – 90 HB (shore D)
Abrasion Resistance (Tabor) > 15 mg
Coefficient of Friction (ASTM D1894) .15 – .35 static
Dielectric Strength (ASTM D149) 1400 volts per mil
Use Temperature -100°F to 500°F max
Melting Point n/a
Thermal Conductivity n/a
Chemical Resistance (ASTM D543) Good
Salt Spray Resistance (ASTM B117) Excellent
Water Absorption (ASTM D570) < .03 %
Thickness .0008″ – .002″

Range Of Coatings

We provide worldwide quality coatings to various sectors including but not exclusive to industrial, oil & gas, oil-refining, petrochemical, marine, construction, mining, engineering, electronics and the military.

Electroless Nickel

electroless nickel dispersion coatings serve to increase or reduce friction, minimize wear and protect the surfaces.

Fluoro Polymers

Fluoropolymer coatings are blends of high performance resins and fluoropolymer lubricants.

InOrganic Zinc

when applied to blasted steel provide excellent corrosion protection, weathering protection.

Cermic Epoxy

a unique abrasion resistant coating that protects by binding ceramic particles to a resin system.

Phosphate coating

Phosphate coatings are a crystalline conversion coating for steel ferrous metal substrate.

Moly Coating

commonly used in applications where load carrying capacity, operating pressure is the primary concern.

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