COATING, PAINTS

AND
GALVANISATION
 COATING ON METAL
■ protect metal components against
degradation due to moisture, salt spray,
oxidation or exposure to a variety of
environmental or industrial chemicals.
■  allow for added protection of metal
surfaces and acts as a barrier to inhibit the
contact between chemical compounds or
corrosive materials
■ many of the coatings also provide a bonus
of abrasion resistance, non-stick
performance, and chemical protection. 
TYPES OF METAL COATING
BENEFITS

■ Coatings with anti-corrosive properties ensure metal

components have the longest possible lifespan.
■ Whether the components are used in harsh off-shore,
industrial, or chemical environments, the corrosion resistant
coatings below provide corrosion protection against
humidity, salt water, and chemicals.
Process..

■ https://youtu.be/2B0eTAIU7Rc
galvanisation

■ Galvanization or galvanizing is the process of

applying a protective zinc coating to steel or iron, to
prevent rusting.
■ The most common method is hot-dip galvanizing, in
which the parts are submerged in a bath of molten hot
zinc.
application

■ 1. To galvanized sheet metal.

■ 2. To galvanized house-hold items such as buckets, tubs and other containers.
■ 3. To galvanized machine parts, tools, ships, tanks and wires.
■ 4. Metal pipes and wires are most popular galvanized items which find application in
industrial use as well as in articles made for domestic use.
process….

■ https://youtu.be/i-VcyOkOmbc
 paints
■ Paint is used to protect all sorts
of buildings and structures from the effects of
water and sun.
■ Wooden buildings are usually painted because
a coat of paint prevents water seeping into the
wood and making it rot.
■ The paint also helps to prevent the wood from
drying out in the hot sun.
■ . A very large steel structure such as a bridge
must have a team of painters who keep the
paint in good condition all the time.
process
uses

1.Art
2. Decoration
3.Protection
4. information