Method for hot dip galvanizing metallic workpieces

Coating processes – Immersion or partial immersion – Molten metal or fused salt bath

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427329, 427406, 427156, B05D 118

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ABSTRACT:
Process for hot dip galvanizing workpieces of steel or iron materials wherein a treatment with fluxing agent is omitted. After being cleaned, the workpieces are coated with a thin metal layer which replaces the previously customarily applied fluxing agent layer and are immersed into the zinc melt with their surfaces in the dry state.

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