Letter 8085

Parcolubrite or Chemplate  

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I am looking for a supplier in Canada on a product called Parcolubrite or Chemplate with info on MSD of these products and proper temperatures with do's and don't. I am using Chemplate now for parts we manufacture but have hit and misses as we go as I am buying it second hand now. I had used Parcolubrite before and had better results but cannot remember where we got it from.

Help.

Pat Green
manufacturing - Sexsmith, Alberta, Canada

Parcolubrite is a trademark of Chemetall, so you should be able to get it from Chemetall-Oakite or one of their distributors.

Ted Mooney, P.E.  finishing.com Brick, New Jersey

Parcolubrite is a Henkel Surface Technologies product. They have sales and manufacturing plants in Canada.

Paul Davis
Henkel Surface Technologies - New Castle, PA

I still say I am seeing it listed as a phosphatizing process offered by Chemetall. I guess it's time to call the trademark lawyers

Ted Mooney, P.E. 
finishing.com
Brick, New Jersey

Parcolubrite is tradename of Parker Chemical for a series of phosphating solutions. The most common one was Parco Lubrite #2 which was a widely used manganese phosphate process called out in many military and arms applications. Amchem and Parker merged way back that tied in Parcolubrite and Alodine tradenames and I know Henkel owns rights to Alodine. As far as I know, while Oakite has fine zinc phosphate line, I don't believe that they have any manganese processes.

Chemplate was a job shop, I believe, mainly doing electroless nickel in the greater LA area. It was a company name rather than a process I believe.

Milt Stevenson, Jr. Anoplate Corp Syracuse, NY, USA

I am looking for a detailed description of Parco Lubrizing.

Susan Maahs
Aviation Technology - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

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