Best steel corrosion protection coatings

Corrosion Resistant Coatings Corrosion resistant coatings shield alloy parts against degradation due to oxidation, salt spray, moisture or exposure to various industrial or environmental chemicals. Anti-corrosion coating allows for additional protection of metal surfaces and become a barrier to inhibit the contact between chemical compounds or corrosive materials. Many of the coatings listed below also provide a bonus of abrasion resistance, non stick chemical and operation protection. Metal Coatings supplies both corrosion resistant bolt coating services and corrosion protection fastener coating services.
Benefits of Corrosion Resistant Coatings Coatings with anti-corrosive properties ensure metal components have the longest possible lifespan. Because metal parts run in harsh applications, Metal Coatings supplies the hottest corrosion protection coatings on the market, including our one-of-a-kind Fluorokote#1®, a unique fluoropolymer coating with resistance to extreme chemical applications for maximum run life.
Metal Coatings Corp. brings three decades of expertise to the use of corrosion resistant coaters, along with the edge of an 80,000 square foot facility staffed around the clock with coating sector professionals prepared to manage rush jobs.
A large number of anti-corrosion coatings can be found, including corrosion resistant steel coatings, to match the performance requirements of a specific application.

Polyurethane Coatings for Metal Surfaces

A thin film is provided by polyurethane coating on metal, high polish finish with special weathering performance characteristics. This coating, generally referred to as poly coating, is used in nearly all industrial marketplaces to make available a smooth long-lasting finish that has exceptional resistance. Polyurethanes are normally used to topcoat high build epoxy and inorganic zinc.
Metal Coatings supplies polyurethane coating services throughout the USA. In addition, we provide southern states including Mississippi, and Texas, Alabama, Louisiana, Oklahoma with expedited delivery. Our corrosion resistant polyurethane coatings for metal and urethane coatings for other metal products and fasteners will also be available for emergency delivery. Contact Metal Coatings Corp. today to learn more about corrosion protection services.

Fluoropolymer Coatings

Fluoropolymer coatings are combinations of fluoropolymer lubricants and high performance resins. These coatings are an exceptional dry film lubricant that supply outstanding corrosion and chemical resistance and create a smooth, tough, slick coating. Other benefits of fluoropolymer coatings contain resistance to galling, reduced friction, non stick, non wetting, electrical resistance and abrasion resistance. Fluoropolymer coating applications are wide-ranging; the coatings are applied to various OEM components and fasteners to give a longer life before replacing.
For fastener coatings we offer FluoroKote #1, our own proprietary fluoropolymer coating formulated with superior characteristics for greatest fastener life along with the easiest potential removal.

Thermally Conductive Epoxy Coatings

Thermal epoxy treatment coatings are especially combined high molecular weight coatings which provide outstanding corrosion resistance generally in most environments. These thermally conductive epoxy coatings may also be ideal for applications where an abrasion resistant coating regularly used to improve the adhesion of coatings on metal surfaces and is needed. Thermal epoxy cure coatings offer exceptional barrier protection from caustic and alkali solutions, along with other harsh chemicals and solvents.

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PTFE Coatings

PTFE coatings, or Polytetrafluoroethylene are non-stick fluoropolymer coatings that use a two-coat (primer/topcoat) system. The products have the very best operating temperature of any fluoropolymer and have incredibly low coefficient of friction, abrasion resistance that is fair and good chemical resistance. This coating is normally used where a dry lubricant or low friction, or corrosion resistant coating is important. Among the most popular uses of PTFE coatings is for nonstick applications and cookware required for food standard coatings.
PTFE coating is among the world sought after nonstick products. The PTFE coating process can resist a maximum use temperature of 600°F, higher and has excellent launch abilities. This coating is usually applied to a depth of 1-3 mils.
Seeking pre- coated bolts, nuts or studs? Metal Coatings Corp. carries a huge inventory of PTFE coated bolts including coated B7 studs and coated 2H nuts. Fasteners that have gone through the PTFE Coating process are accessible for sameday shipping in a large number of sizes.

FEP Coating

FEP (fluorinated ethylene propylene) nonstick coatings melt and flow during baking to supply smooth non-porous films with superior abrasion resistance. Since the coating is non-porous its chemical resistance is superb. FEP coatings are incredibly non-wetting and also have a quite low coefficient of friction. This coating has excellent release properties and is usually utilized as a mold release coating. This coating is normally applied to some depth of 1-2 mils. Fluorinated Ethylene Propylene Coatings and many industry standards including ASTM additionally fulfill with.
The FEP coating procedure is stress resistance that is very good for the food processing sector due to the high amount of abrasion, chemical and crack. Our FEP coatings possess a melt temperature of 450°F to enable thaw that is simpler and and flowing in coating applications.

Phosphate Coating & Phosphating

Phosphate coatings are a crystalline conversion coating for steel along with other alloys that's formed on a ferrous metal substrate. The method of Phosphate coating is employed for the use of pretreatment just before coating or painting, raising corrosion protection and enhancing friction properties of sliding components. In other cases, phosphate coatings are applied to threaded parts and top coated with oil (P&O) to add anti-galling and rust inhibiting features.
The phosphating procedure relies on the fundamental pickling reaction that occurs on the metal substrate when the process solution comes in touch together with the metal. The key advantages that phosphating supplies is corrosion protection and strong adhesion. Usually, phosphate coatings used on steel parts but also can be used on aluminum. Metal coatings offers both zinc phosphate and manganese phosphate coating. Our phosphate coatings also are offered in black & both dark grey.
Metal Coatings offers black manganese phosphate coatings and dark grey manganese phosphate coatings (Type M) used for corrosion protection, anti-galling and lubricity. Of the many phosphate coating available, manganese phosphate coatings would be the toughest, while providing unbeatable corrosion and abrasion protection. Manganese phosphate coatings offer wear protection that is continued following the breaking in of components that are subject to wearing. Immersion applies only these coatings. Uses for manganese phosphate uses range from the generation of bushings, bearings, fasteners and other common industrial products. Use of manganese phosphate is particularly useful in jobs that require sliding of parts, such as transmission systems and automotive engines.
Zinc phosphate coatings (Type Z) are also available and so are mostly useful for rust proofing on ferrous metals. They may be applied by immersion or spraying. Zinc phosphate is a lighter option to manganese phosphate, while providing resistance to harsh elements that often wear products immediately. We offer both black zinc phosphate coatings and dark grey zinc phosphate coatings.