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Grade 50 Mechanically Deposited Coatings



 

What does the designation "Class 50" mean for mechanically galvanized items.

Carson Jans
- Calgary, AB, California



 

Apparently it is an ASTM B695 [affil link] specification which calls for a zinc coating mechanically galvanized, 500 salt spray hours, no topcoat.

But I don't have the specification in front of me. You might want to acquire (purchase) a copy.

tom pullizzi animated    tomPullizziSignature
Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania



October 14, 2008

How tight can plater hold b695 gr50 plating. I am looking for someone to hold a tolerance between 50 and 70 microns. Is this realistic or not. If not what tolerance would be?
Thank you in advance,
Steve

Steve
- Sonoma, California


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