Wednesday, 6 March 2013

PHOSPHATING




What is the phosphating :

When Deposition of  Metal phosphate like zinc phosphate, Iron phosphate, Manganese phosphate in a acidic bath by precipitation take place that process called phosphating .

Why we do phosphating :

Phosphating we do on steels for corrosion  resistance, lubricity , or  foundation coatings for subsequent coating like powder coating, painting, oil etc. 

Types of Phosphate coating :

1.    zinc phosphate : 

2.    Iron phosphate

3.   Manganese phosphate

4.   Calcium modified zinc phosphate


Types of Phosphating Process :


1.   Cold phosphating : Cold zinc phosphating process is for undercoat for powder coating , paint etc. In this  process coating will be medium weight between 200- 600  mg/sq feet .

2.   Hot phosphating : Hot zinc phosphating process is for Heavy zinc phosphate coating . This process we do on steel for corrosion  resistance and lubricity ( To retain the oil) purpose . Coating weight may be between 1000 -  2000 mg/sq feet . In the production process it will be very difficult to monitor the coating weight of each and every peice so for quality control we can check the thickness of zinc phosphate coating which can be between 12 - 20 microns .


3.   Trication Phosphating : Trication phosphating is a microcrystal mixed metal phosphate coating having small grain and give high corrosion resistance properties. Coating  weight may be between 200 - 500 mg/sq feet .

                                         
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