Many industries, from maritime to manufacturing, use hot zinc spraying to increase the lifespan of their products and prevent them from becoming damaged by rust. Hot zinc spray coating acts like a second layer which rests on top of your product. The hot zinc spray process is where molten zinc is sprayed onto metal, creating a zinc coating. This hot spray then solidifies, forming a protective layer over the metal underneath and stops water or moisture penetration the subs straight. For the powder coating industry, Hot Zinc Spray requires no fettling, just a little rub down and the item is ready for the next coat. (See photo below)

Hot Zinc Sprayed components finished with one of our paint systems will produce a superior aesthetic finish. The arc spray process is a hot spray method sometimes referred to as twin wire arc spray, it uses an electric arc to melt zinc wire. It is also known as thermal zinc spraying and is used to give metal products an extra layer of anti corrosion protection.

Wear Resistance

The solidified hot spray protects metal from damage caused by the environment, making it perfect for corrosion protection. Zinga solve is the recommended thinner to be used with Zinga Cold Galvani Zinc Coating when spraying. It can also be used for cleaning when using Zinga. The problem is: I went today (after ~24 hours) to see if it's dry, but surprise - I got in touch with "glitter" or tiny silver dots on the fingers (it disappear if wash with soap and water) and don't know what is the cause for that. In theory must have been already dry (outside was more than 20 degrees celsius). What is better Hot zinc thermal spray or Hot dip galvanising? this is easy to answer, it all depends on the use of the item and its construction.

To repair damaged steel structures or galvanized surfaces.Acts as protective paint on woodwork, steel, iron, piping, roof coverings, galvanized sheet iron, etc. It allows the deposition of a metallic zinc coating that prevents the metal surface from corrosion and rust. Twin wire arc spray is a cost-effective method of protecting metal and gives the perfect finish to apply the top coat, it needs no fettling, unlike hot dip galvanising. Traditionally items that need protecting from the elements would be hot dip galvanised, by submerging the item in a bath of molten zinc. But in recent years since its introduction in the 1930’s the hot zinc spray process has become popular with powder coaters as it leaves a better finish than traditional hot dipped galvanizing. As a guide to coat 1m2 of steel with a Blast profile of 60micons Rz, at a DFT of 60microns (with no wastage) will require 0.41kg of Zinga.Researchers can't say why zinc works in some studies and not others. There are still questions about which type of zinc works best. Research also doesn't show what amount of zinc is the best. And researchers don't know how people can avoid the side effects of taking zinc. As a result, it's not clear what the best dose or treatment plan would be. Hot Zinc Sprayed Metal Coatings provide far superior bond strength for paint systems as it provides an excellent profile unlike ‘shiny’ galvanized coatings.