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Staining/blemishes in electrogalvanizing step ladders




December 24, 2008

Dear Sir,

We are producing step ladders in Kazakhstan. And we are using electro galvanizing method to cover the products. We are using this system without problem since 2002. But we have a problem nowadays. There is some stains / blemishes on the step ladders. Stains are like smoke/mist. We tried all ways but unfortunately we couldn't solve it. We invited some specialists here but also they couldn't solve it.
I believe that you can show us real solution. What must we do to solve it. We are waiting your kindly mail.
My best regards

Sayran Khinizov
industrialist - Almaty - Kazakhstan



First of two simultaneous responses --

Dear Sayran, Please send more details. I can assume that the base metal is steel and you make zinc plating. Which kind of zinc: acid, alkaline cyanide free, alkaline cyanide, others? More details on pre-treatment and post-treatment (passivation, sealing). The more information the better diagnosis. Best regards

JANUSZ LABEDZ
- WARSAW, POLAND
December 29, 2008



Second of two simultaneous responses --

Hi,
This is a general trouble faced in many of the plants if the parameters is not well maintained starting from pretreatment to the main bath followed by passivations,so give us the below details and the process sequence you follow,
Could you please let us know the type of zinc plating you do, whether it is cyanide, acid or non cyanide alkaline plating, and the smoke mist appears at low current or high current density areas

Regards

praveen kumar
Praveen Kumar
plating process supplier
Mumbai, India

December 29, 2008



 


January 1, 2009

Dear Sirs,

First of all I wish a good year for you.Thank you for your kindly responses.
I want to give your our process steps.
1) Cold acid bath
2-3) Rinsing
4) Cyanide covering bath
5-6) Rinsing
7) Passivation
8-9) Rinsing

Thank you in advance. My best regards,

SAYRAN KHINIZOV
agrotrade - Almaty, Kazakhstan



Hi,
Happy New Year to you as well,

Please ensure the alkaline cleaning is okay, since we don't see any alkaline soak or electrocleaning in your process sequence, may be if its huge ladder, manually one can brush with soak cleaner to ensure there is no oil , also check the Zinc metal content in your solution, if the solution contains any impurity you can give zinc dust this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] treatment.

praveen kumar
Praveen Kumar
plating process supplier
Mumbai, India

January 8, 2009



January 27, 2009

thumbs up signDear Praveen Kumar

Thank you for your interest and response. We solved problem.
Regards
S.K.

S.Khinizov
- Kazakhstan.


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