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SPA-H weatherproof steel screen surface treatment should pay attention to the problem?

April 24, 2024

The surface layer of SPA-H weathering steel outdoor corner privacy screen has a thin transparent passivation film, which makes SPA-H weathering steel outdoor fence screen panels not only does not rust in the air, but also can withstand many strong corrosive media without being etched. Even if this layer is damaged in air or water, it can still form a passivation film on the exposed new surface after damage and repair itself. In such a surface for electroplating, if the former treatment is improper, it is difficult to get a good binding force coating.

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The treatment process of SPA-H weathering steel garden freestanding screen before production is relatively special, and the surface of SPA-H weathering steel plate needs to be well activated. After ordinary oil removal, anodic electricity should be used to remove oil, but the temperature should be low, and the time should not be too long. After anodic oil removal, soak 1% sulfuric acid and 0.1% salt acid solution at room temperature for lmin, then electroplating can be carried out.
If there is a thick oxide skin on the surface, it is necessary to pickling first, the method is to soak in 8%-20% hot sulfuric acid (45 ~ 60℃), and then light out in the following solution: nitric acid 330ml/L, hydrofluoric acid 100ml/L, hydrochloric acid 30ml/L, the temperature is 50 ~ 60℃, and the time is 1 ~ 10min.
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