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CERAMIC ZINC COMPOSITE PLATING

InnozincCore Features

AI-created illustration of a cable tray and strut-channel bracket, based on photographs of actual products

A metal–ceramic composite structure
for corrosion resistance and post-plating fabrication

Composite plating technology combining a zinc layer with an inorganic ceramic film. Corrosion resistance, coating adhesion and formability support component fabrication through volume production.

AI illustration based on product photographs · Not an actual installation photograph

Product Comparison

Two product grades
for your corrosion-resistance requirements

From the standard grade combining corrosion resistance and post-plating formability to the high-corrosion-resistance grade for saline and humid environments, KEMP offers specifications tailored to the component and its operating environment.

ProductInnozincInnozinc-h
Product typeStandard ceramic zinc composite platingHigh-corrosion-resistance ceramic zinc composite plating
SST performance rangeMax. 720–1,000 hrMax. 1,500–2,000 hr
Key propertiesThin-film composite plating combining corrosion resistance, adhesion and post-plating formabilityComposite plating delivering enhanced corrosion resistance
Application focusSurface treatment for components requiring bending, roll grooving or threaded assemblyHigh-corrosion-resistance specifications for components and steel structures exposed to saline and humid environments
Product detailsInnozinc Standard Grade Innozinc-h Features

COATING STRUCTURE

An inorganic ceramic film
that infiltrates and bonds within micropores

The inorganic ceramic film infiltrates and bonds within the micropores of the ceramic zinc plating layer, forming a dense composite barrier that delivers high corrosion resistance.

Innozinc composite coating cross-section

Schematic cross-section
  1. Inorganic ceramic filmInfiltration and bonding within micropores
  2. Ceramic zinc plating layerCombines with the inorganic film to form a protective composite
  3. Steel substrateBase material for surface treatment
Unaged · mean
9.05 MPa
Aged · mean
6.20 MPa
ISO 20340 · adhesion criterion
≥ 3 MPa

FIVE CORE PROPERTIES

Corrosion resistance, weldability and formability:
technical advantages across manufacturing processes

From corrosion protection to welding, forming and fastening. Ceramic zinc composite plating connects your manufacturing process with the requirements of the service environment.

Plated pipe fittings
Ceramic Galvanizing for corrosion resistance, coating adhesion and post-plating formability
01 / CORROSION RESISTANCE

An inorganic ceramic film that fills micropores

The inorganic ceramic film infiltrates and bonds within the micropores of the ceramic zinc plating layer, restricting the ingress of corrosive species and protecting the substrate.

02 / WELDABILITY

Post-Plating Welding

The thin plated layer supports post-plating welding. Welding parameters and weld-area post-treatment are specified for the joining method.

03 / FABRICATION

Bending, Roll Grooving and Threaded Assembly

An average plating thickness of approximately 8 µm supports bending, roll grooving and threaded assembly. Post-plating fabrication quality is controlled to the part geometry and dimensional tolerances.

04 / ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Chemical and Process Resource Management

Chemical-substance testing and production parameters guide material and process management. Energy and water use are compared on an equivalent production basis.

05 / PRODUCTION

Rack and Barrel Plating for Your Components

We select rack or barrel processing and define production parameters for the component size, geometry and throughput.

PRODUCTION PROCESS

Production processes
tailored to component geometry

Rack plating secures components on purpose-designed fixtures. Barrel plating processes small components in rotating barrels. We select the process for the component geometry and production throughput.

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INNOZINC ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

Product selection:
specifications, fabrication and samples

How do Innozinc and Innozinc-h differ?

Standard-grade Innozinc has a representative maximum SST range of 720–1,000 hr; high-corrosion-resistance Innozinc-h has a range of 1,500–2,000 hr. Grade selection reflects the service environment and manufacturing and assembly requirements.

Can parts be welded or fabricated after plating?

Innozinc supports post-plating welding, bending and roll grooving. Sample evaluation reflects the welding method, forming radius and dimensional tolerances, and establishes post-treatment conditions for the fabricated areas.

What is the coating thickness?

The stated average thickness for standard Innozinc is approximately 8 µm. Actual thickness can vary with substrate geometry, pretreatment and process conditions.

Does SST 720–1,000 hr indicate service life?

SST measures corrosion resistance under controlled salt spray conditions. Product specifications include the specimen substrate, pretreatment, thickness and white- and red-rust acceptance criteria. SST is a laboratory performance indicator, distinct from years of service.

How do I request samples?

Provide the substrate, dimensions, quantity, drawings or photos, and service environment. Our team will confirm the plating specification, sample quantity, cost and schedule.

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