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Coating aluminum parts used in industrial equipment




To eliminate the need to coat (e.g. electroplating) cast-iron parts used in our industrial burners, we are looking to make them out of cast aluminum (ASTM B26/B26M) whenever possible (temperature is one of the limiting factors). Typically, these parts are in contact with an air stream that contains the following corrosion media:

- high humidity

- chlorine

- hydrochloric acids

Is there any type of coating process (e.g. anodize, powder coat, ...) that can prevent corrosion in these kinds of environments?

Ad de Pijper
combustion - Rockford, Illinois, USA



I am moderately sure that years ago the firm that I was working for, did High Phosphorous electroless nickel plating of cast iron burner parts for your company.

James Watts
- Navarre, Florida
1999




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