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How to evaluate the surface of plated coating after CASS test?




I have already finished CASS test (as ASTM B368) for my plate coating product but now I don't know how to evaluate the result. I would like to know which standard (ASTM) that I can research the method to evaluate this.

Tan nguyen van
materials - Ha noi
May 13, 2010


Do you really have ASTM B368 completely, usually all industrial standard had evaluation section in it. Basically there is no red rust allowed on the surface, but depend on part you test there are some rate of percentage of rust allowed. Better you ask your customer to get right perception.

Joko Prasetyo Yuniartanto
- Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia
May 24, 2010



You did not state the type of finishing to your part. ASTM B368 ( Standard method for Copper-Accelerated acetic acid this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] -Salt spray (Fog) Testing ) 9. Evaluation of results 9.1 states - A careful and immediate examination shall be made for the extent of corrosion of the dry test specimens: or for other failure as required by the specifications covering the material or product being tested; or by agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.
Different ASTM standards (Different type finishings) have different evaluation criteria.

SK Cheah
- Penang, Malaysia
May 31, 2010




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