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Zinc Tin Alloy Powder
I am looking for someone who can supply zinc and tin alloy metal powder, with a grain size of about 5 micron, that is suitable for mechanical plating onto steel. The alloy needs to be 75% zinc and 25% tin. Please note that I am not looking for zinc and tin powder that I can mix together, but powder that has been made from the zinc/tin alloy. If you cannot help with the powder supply, perhaps you can advise on how to make it myself.
Dennis Murphy- Australia
1999
Try Macdermid, who sell mechanical plating supplies or Plating Systems and Technologies [a finishing.com supporting advertiser] who do likewise.
Since the technique is not obvious, it would be quite sporting of someone to tell you how to make it. However, a good literature and patent search should provide more than enough information for a lifetime of work.


Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania
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