Zinc and alloys - Import export

"The alkaline zinc-iron alloy coating is very commonly applied to steel and ferrous materials. It has been used successfully for many years in the automotive and electrical industries, in equipment and mechanical engineering and also in sheet metal processing. It is characterised by a higher resistance to environmental influences. In addition to the classic galvanising process, the zinc-iron process provides a high degree of corrosion protection paired with an attractive surface design (black, silver), as well as uniform coating thickness distribution. This is a crucial advantage for workpieces with fit sizes. This process is suitable for both barrel and rack goods."

"The zinc-nickel process has developed in recent years into a process providing one of the most efficient coatings in surface refinement, and is primarily used where high corrosion resistance at a high temperature load is required. Zinc-nickel alloys with 12-16% nickel content are very temperature-resistant, the higher level of hardness compared to the normal zinc coatings is also a very important property, since the risk of damage is lower. The process is related to the conventional alkaline zinc method, but has excellent durability even without post-treatment. This process is suitable for both barrel and rack goods."

"The zinc-nickel process has developed in recent years into a process providing one of the most efficient coatings in surface refinement, and is primarily used where high corrosion resistance at a high temperature load is required. Zinc-nickel alloys with 12-16% nickel content are very temperature-resistant, the higher level of hardness compared to the normal zinc coatings is also a very important property, since the risk of damage is lower. The process is related to the conventional alkaline zinc method, but has excellent durability even without post-treatment. This process is suitable for both barrel and rack goods."