Manufacturing Industry
Zinc/magnesium coating protects better than zinc alone.(SURFACE ENGINEERING)
Advanced Materials & Processes, July, 2005
A zinc/magnesium coating that protects sheet steel with only half the coating thickness required for zinc alone has reportedly been developed at the Thyssen Krupp Dortmund Surface Engineering Center, Germany. Called ZE-Mg, it makes the metal more resistant to corrosion with a thickness only half as thick as the pure zinc layer commonly applied now to produce the same amount of corrosion protection.
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When ZE-Mg is combined with an organic thin film layer, the coating becomes so corrosion resistant (and ready to be welded without any further treatment) that the cathodic dip painting ...
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