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Chromate conversion coating testing



In our specifications for signing materials, we specify a chromate conversion coating for the aluminum sign panels and blanks.

One of our vendors has established a new method for applying the chromate and we would like to test for the Coating Mass per Unit Area. A procedure is called out in ASTM B449, however I do not have access to the procedure, ISO 3892. Does anyone have a copy of this procedure that they could send to me?

Your help is appreciated in advance.

Frank Reichart Field Materials Chemist
Missouri Department of Transportation - Jefferson City, Missouri
1999


Dear Frank

You do not need Standard you need to make stripping test by removing the conversion coating by concentrated Nitric Acid Solution.

You have to weigh the panel before stripping and after and make your calculation. One important limitation: You ought to make the test only maximum four hours after application otherwise the coating is not removable.

yehuda blau
Yehuda Blau
YB Plating Engineering and Quality - Haifa Israel


Have you contacted ASTM? Do you need the ASTM or the ISO specification, or is the ISO called out in ASTM B449 ?

Best regards, Tom

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Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania




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