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Coating Tech Offers Corrosion Protection for Galvanized Steel

Coating technology uses covalent bonds to improve corrosion protection on galvanized steel.

G40 bare (left) after 144 hours and G40 with InterCoat® ChemGuard (right) after 2520 hours. Test: ASTM B117 salt spray.
G40 bare (left) after 144 hours and G40 with InterCoat® ChemGuard (right) after 2520 hours. Test: ASTM B117 salt spray.
Chemcoaters

Chemcoaters (Gary, IN) has introduced InterCoat ChemGuard, a new type of corrosion protection for galvanized steel. InterCoat ChemGuard uses a new type of coating technology that uses covalent bonds and enhances the effectiveness of zinc and improves corrosion protection on galvanized steel (view photos in gallery). Features include:  

  • Reaction with the zinc to form a permanent, covalent bond on the surface of the metal.
  • Product is applied over a light layer of zinc, which reacts with the zinc to dramatically improve its corrosion protection properties.
  • A molecular level bond that can’t be washed or worn off.
  • Allows bending, stamping, post-painting and even shearing, while providing self-healing characteristics that help protect newly exposed zinc that naturally occurs during secondary processing. 
  • RoHS compliance.
  • A low coefficient of friction. 
  • Designed to be applied on the galvanize line or, for custom formulas, by the original coil coater and developer of this unique compound. 
  • Applicability in automotive, aerospace, construction, electrical conduit, wall studs, furniture, fixtures, appliances, outdoor and highway railing, agricultural, lawn and garden and other products using galvanize.

For more information, visit www.lowerzinc.com.

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