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anti-rust protection

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good evening to all, I ask you if you know how to indicate a protective treatment for machine tool surfaces that are not painted. I have recently seen at a competitor this type of nail polish that has protective characteristics and a thickness less than tenth, you can apply on the surface worked of welded and carpentry in general, the color I saw is red and semi-transparent finish, but the color is not important.
on google I couldn't find anything, thanks to the help.
 
there is the treatment of browning, a chemical treatment that protects against corrosion/oxidation
It does not thick and has a bluish color.
for machine tool surfaces is ideal
 
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there is the treatment of browning, a chemical treatment that protects against corrosion/oxidation
It does not thick and has a bluish color.
for machine tool surfaces is ideal
thank you victorious brunitura I know her but do not like it much.
 
what you have seen is a protective against the oxidation/corrosion of metal surfaces worked, characterized by a "pelable" film that is easily removed and is alternative to the many lubricants, oils or fats of various consistency studied specifically for this purpose proposed by the various manufacturers of the petrochemical industry.qcompany proposes some alternatives and are also green.
 
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what you have seen is a protective against the oxidation/corrosion of metal surfaces worked, characterized by a "pelable" film that is easily removed and is alternative to the many lubricants, oils or fats of various consistency studied specifically for this purpose proposed by the various manufacturers of the petrochemical industry.qcompany proposes some alternatives and are also green.
thanks I have seen the site and there are many variants, would you know what to use? I would like to understand the best compromise cost benefit and especially who can do it, whether we or the supplier that paints everything else
 
do you know how to use it? sprayed by the painter or brush?
in the company where I worked before they applied it with the built-in brush, but I happened to see parts delivered by the suppliers with the spray applied product, when applied brush the "spennellate" are obvious.
 
thanks I have seen the site and there are many variants, would you know what to use? I would like to understand the best compromise cost benefit and especially who can do it, whether we or the supplier that paints everything else
it is necessary to evaluate in what field you need these products: if for a short or long period of indoor storage, or if for devices or parts stored outside under a canopy or if intended for transocean sea transport with presence of saline fog and the required duration of protective action, etc.on the second page of this document, you can see the applicability of various products for protection from oxidation and corrosion and also application modes (ring, spray, etc.).
on who should apply it, depends on the production cycle of your artifacts; For example, if a long storage period is foreseen between one processing and the other, the application is generally done by those who have performed the last processing, if instead it is the final product, can make the manufacturer after painting applying the protective on the processed parts and not painted before storage or shipment.
via the form on the website of the company you can request more information (for example the type of packaging and the price) or be contacted by a technician who can suggest the best solution for your needs.
 
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it is necessary to evaluate in what field you need these products: if for a short or long period of indoor storage, or if for devices or parts stored outside under a canopy or if intended for transocean sea transport with presence of saline fog and the required duration of protective action, etc.on the second page of this document, you can see the applicability of various products for protection from oxidation and corrosion and also application modes (ring, spray, etc.).
on who should apply it, depends on the production cycle of your artifacts; For example, if a long storage period is foreseen between one processing and the other, the application is generally done by those who have performed the last processing, if instead it is the final product, can make the manufacturer after painting applying the protective on the processed parts and not painted before storage or shipment.
via the form on the website of the company you can request more information (for example the type of packaging and the price) or be contacted by a technician who can suggest the best solution for your needs.
I have no specific requirements, in automation we build machines of all kinds, it only serves for carpentry pieces that require milled surfaces to design on which not to apply a standard frame but to protect the surface from oxidation while maintaining precise reference plans.
 
but is it a protection that must remain there forever or only until subsequent processing or when it is put in service?
I often used tectyl which is a spray that leaves a protective wax film. resists the rain and takes off with a rag filled with solvent. However, it protects well during transport, not after the start of the machinery.
 
good evening to all, it's been a while but I take the opportunity of the new year to insert a photo of example. in good substance the anti-rust protective with precise thickness less than tenth is the red one that you see in the photo. I deduce from my experience that the base has been accurately milled to support the robot and the milled surface that is not painted white has been protected with this very thin and precise patina to avoid the formation of rust. Has anyone seen or used it yet? Thank you.
 

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good evening to all, it's been a while but I take the opportunity of the new year to insert a photo of example. in good substance the anti-rust protective with precise thickness less than tenth is the red one that you see in the photo. I deduce from my experience that the base has been accurately milled to support the robot and the milled surface that is not painted white has been protected with this very thin and precise patina to avoid the formation of rust. Has anyone seen or used it yet? Thank you.
I seemed to have answered you, from the photo the applied product is the same as I indicated you above.
 
I seemed to have answered you, from the photo the applied product is the same as I indicated you above.
I remembered and thank you, I just wanted to be sure having found the example photo I published. so the product is what I attach.
 

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