topic 4766

Dacrotising or Substitute needed.

(2000)

Hello,

Would anyone be able to help us in locating a source for Dacrotising Chemicals and also answer these three queries ?

1. Does Zinc-Iron plating prove better than Dacrotising as regards to wear resistance , corrosion resistance, overall performance ?

2. Can Dacrotising be accomplished with simpler machinery such as a Centrifugal Spin Dryer and baking oven, or is installation of a sophisticated Dacrotising plant a must ?

3. Has anyone substituted Dacrotising with any conventional process with good results ?

Your help as always is much appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Khozem Vahaanwala
Saify Ind supporting advertiser

Bangalore, Karnataka, India

(2000)

Hello, Mr. Vahanwala:

Dacrotizing is a trademark owned by Metal Coatings International Inc [Chardon, OH] referring to the application of their Dacromet coatings.

It is not a generic process, so we would like to see discretion used in any feedback. We do not want to see anyone slam a given brand name on the one hand, but we also don't want to encourage on these pages the verbose and flowery praise we often see from a manufacturer or a licensee when his/her brand name is mentioned

So I would ask our readers to try to keep their responses scientific.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
finishing.com
Pine Beach, New Jersey

(2000)

Dear Khozema,

For specific answers to your questions I would direct you to contact either Andrew Pfiefer, or Nippon Dacro Shamrock Co. Ltd. NDS covers the India market.

David J. Wolf
Medina, Ohio

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