3in1 Phosphating Solution

Where can I use 3in1 Phosphating Solution?

POWER CLEAN 3in1 Phosphating solution can be used to clean a wide range of items that remove light grease, oil, mill scale, rust from iron and steel surfaces.3in1 Solution converts the surface to a complex iron phosphate compound which is totally passive to oxidation. The treated articles can be oiled or painted directly for further rust resistance. 3in1 Solution can be applied either by wiping or by dipping the articles in the solution. Moisture and rusting made for each other. Due to moisture or exposure to sun,wind and sea, metal surfaces and metal component get corroded and rusted.Our 3-in-1 chemical is well formulated which combines Degreasing + Derusting + phosphating in a single tank by dip or wipe applicationand further can be painted or powder coated. .

Few Examples

• Active Agent For Rust Remover Process
• Rinses Freely From Treated Surfaces
• Contains Emulsifiers
• Prevents Acid Rusting
• Does Not Corrode Base Metal
• No Effect With Wood, And Painted/Film On The Surface

Process of 3in1 Phosphate Solution

Phosphating is a chemical/electro-chemical process in which thin, fine-crystalline and water insoluble phosphates are generated on metal surfaces from phosphoric acid solutions in a dipping or spraying procedure.
As they are the result of a chemical reaction with the base metal, the pale or dark grey colored metal phosphate layers are securely anchored in the metal surface and include many cavities and capillaries. This characteristic gives the phosphate layers an optimum absorption capacity for oils, waxes, color pigments and lacquers, so they have proven their value as corrosion protection and as an adhesive substrate for paint and varnishes. A further characteristic of the phosphate layer is its ability to dissipate friction forces (as generated in deformation, drawing or sliding processes). So, in addition to an improvement of the surface quality of the pieces treated, the processing speed can be considerably increased with prolonged service life of the tools.
A distinction is made between layer-forming and non-layer-forming phosphating. In the latter, the metal cations that form the layer come only from the base material itself and not from the solution. In the layer-forming phosphating variant, these cations come from the phosphate solution.