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Zinc Plating Processes
Zinc is often used as a sacrificial coating to protect the base metal. Corrosion protection is further enhanced by post-dipping in a passivation solution which forms a chromate layer on the surface.
Bright Cyanide Zinc Zincacyn 100
Zincacyn 100 is an economical cyanide zinc plating process with excellent covering power, suitable for rack or barrel.
The bright deposit can be easily chromated.
Bright Alkaline Zinc Zincaslot 50
An alkaline, cyanide-free electrolyte, suitable for rack or barrel plating.
This process produces a bright deposit over a wide current density range, has excellent metal distribution and a high tolerance to variable operating conditions.
At its higher zinc level, Zincaslot 50 exhibits greater efficiency than similar systems on the market.
Bright Acid Zinc Slotanit OT - 1
A weakly acidic potassium-based zinc plating solution for rack or barrel operation. The process can be maintained with a single additive for ease of operation.
The plating bath has no cloud point even at elevated temperatures or high salt concentrations. This provides free rinsing properties of the solution, ensuring successful chromate conversion coatings of the deposit.
The ductility of the deposit is outstanding, allowing forming and crimping of components after plating.
Zinc Ancillaries
Wetting Agent AZN
A blend of low foaming surfactants for use in alkaline zinc and electrolytic degreasing solutions, producing a thin layer of dense foam to prevent spray losses.
Wetting Agent AZN is biodegradable and does not contain complexing agents.
Filter Aid D
Specifically for highly alkaline solutions e.g. alkaline zinc/zinc alloys. Unlike cellulose based filter aids, it has excellent stability in such media.
Zinc Anodes
Pure Zinc Anodes can be supplied in plate, bullet or ball form.
