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Black Oxide poor coverage on welded part



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Q. I have a welded, steel clevis mount which came back from black oxide process with blackening issues. The weld beads are not blackened and there is a small zone near one of the welds which did not blacken. Would a non-blackened weld bead indicate improper pre-cleaning of the part or some other reason? Wondering if there may be a step to take for preventing this from happening and which could be addressed to re-finish the part.

Material is 4130 Alloy steel
Black Oxide per AMS2485

Jeff Wilkinson
- Tempe, Arizona
April 6, 2023




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