Zinc wires
PURE ZINC
Seeking for providing an excellent anti-corrosion protection.
pure zinc wires are produced with ultra-pure electrolytic zinc. They are suitable for flame and electric arc metal spraying. Their purity corresponds to 2.1 – Zn 99.99% wires for thermal spraying, as per the EN ISO 14919 standard.
ZINC-ALUMINIUM 85/15
Seeking to find the best possible anti-corrosion protection.
zinc-aluminium wires are produced with ultra-pure electrolytic zinc and aluminium. They are suitable for flame and electric arc metal spraying. Their purity corresponds to 2.3 – ZnAl15 wires for thermal spraying, as per the EN ISO 14919 standard.
Diameters
All standard dimensions for standard metal spraying guns are available in the following diameters:
2.00mm / 2.30mm / 2.50mm / 3.00mm / 3.17mm / 3.48mm / 4.00mm / 4.76mm
Other diameters – upon request.
The diameter tolerance (depending on the rated diameter of the wire) is +0/-0.06 to -0.07mm.
$4 $5
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