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Parkerizing of rubber to metal bonded parts




We have a part with requirement of parkerizing (Mn phosphating) but we do not have the facility to do that in-house instead we can do Zinc phosphating. What is difference between Zinc Phosphating and parkerizing? Which one is preferred for Rubber to metal anti-vibration parts like suspension bushings and engine mounts. Can we do Zinc phosphating in place of parkerizing?

Abhey Kalia
SVIL - Chandigarh, India
2003



Dear Mr Abhey,

Mn Phosphating has oil retaining, self lubricating and wear resistance properties. Zn phosphate is generally used as a base for painted surfaces and also temporary corrosion prevention of steel. It is known be used as a base coat for subsequent moulding.

Khozem Vahaanwala
Khozem Vahaanwala
Saify Ind
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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2003


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