Ingalcinc | Galvanized coatings
Manufacturing Process

Electrolytic Zinc processes (acid zinc)


Zinc baths are a coating of a metal substrate by a shiny layer of zinc electrolytically deposited in a bath with alkaline electrolytes free of cyanide, boric acid and ammonium in order to protect the piece from aggressive agents.

We can apply supplementary finishes over this coating:
Boric Acid and Ammonium free
Bright and leveled deposits
Excellent bright throwing-power
Low bath temperature
Biodegradable surfactants agents
Deposition on simple Steel, alloyed Steel and Cast Iron
It reduces the drag-out waste of the zinc plating bath, allowing for a recovery reintegration

Simbolo químico

WHITE PASSIVATES WITHOUT Cr6+ (BLUE):

Metallic shiny appearance and slightly blue. It is the simplest and the lowest corrosion resistance It supports all kinds of sealers.

WHITE PASSIVATES WITHOUT Cr6+ (IRIDESCENT-THICK LAYER):

Brighter appearance than the blue passivates and bigger corrosion resistance. The appearance is iridescent with blue, yellow and green tonalities. Sealers can be applied later.


ACID ZINC

WHITE RUST
RED RUST
TOP COATS
COEF. FRICTION

Passivate blue

24 h 72 h

Passivate blue + Sealer

48 h 96 h

Passivate Iridescent-Thick Layer

72 h 168 h

Passivate Iridescent-Thick Layer + Sealer

168 h 360 h

Zinc Passivates Chart – Electrolytic (Acid Zinc)



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Ingalcinc | Galvanized coatings

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