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Bubble problem in dip phosphating




1) How to rectify air bubble problem in dip phosphating.

2) How tri-cationic phosphating is better than di-cationic phosphating system.

Manish Chandra
Tecumseh India - New Delhi, India
2004



Dear Manish

Be specific as to what you mean by air bubble.

Tri-cation is mostly used for Spray system, but now a days lot of companies are using in Dip also.

Regards

ANURAG KANAUJIA
ASTRA COATINGS LIMITED - New Delhi, India
2004



We are using di-cationic dip phosphating system.Our components are of box type.We can load boxes(in the lading basket) only in vertical position and in such cases when we dip the basket in phosphating tank,a big air pocket forms at the inner top side of the box which restrict phosphating at that particular area and so this portion get rusted.I can't load boxes in horizontal position because in this case the carry over of chemicals will be too high.(Boxes have no holes.)

I know air pocket is a disadvantage in any kind of dip process.

I want to know is there any solution to this problem ?

Manish Dhyani
- New Delhi
2004


This is very common problem faced everywhere. increase turbulence in the bath. also try loading at tilting angle.

Amit Singh
- Jamshedpur, India
December 30, 2010




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