The Hot-Dip Galvanized industry is important for
providing a process to coat and protect steel and iron against the effects of
exposure. This process is used for items like reinforcing bars used in
heavy construction, strip steel used for buildings, automobiles and appliances,
and even steel girders used in buildings.
Madison Chemical Co., Inc. provides a line of chemicals for the industry, in order for your
company to produce a quality, cost-effective product for your customers. Our
commitment to your business also means we provide you with products that have less of an impact on the environment.
ALKALINE SOAK CLEANER
COMPOUND HT-50 (Omaha) (MSDS) is the product of choice for alkaline soak cleaning prior to acid pickling. It promotes faster removal of scale in the acid pickle due to its unique formulation.
The benefits of using COMPOUND HT-50 (Omaha) are:
- Increases production rates
- Decreases time in acid pickle which decreases acid consumption
- Use at 4 – 8 ounce/gallon at 140˚F to 180˚F
FOAM BLANKET FOR ACID PICKLING
COMPOUND FB-98 (MSDS) is a liquid blend of acid stable surfactants that produce a foam blanket to suppress fumes from muriatic or sulfuric pickling acids.
Using COMPOUND FB-98 will:
- Promotes uniform removal of surface oxides
- Contributes to cleaner parts and less acid drag-out
- Use one gallon for every 1,000 gallons of raw acid
ACID INHIBITORS
Inhibit the action of the acid on sound ferrous metal surfaces.
The benefits of these products are:
- Reduces acid consumption
- Retards hydrogen embrittlement
- Prevents over-pickling and subsequent pitting
- Restricts iron salt buildup
INHIBITOR HCL (MSDS) is for use with hydrochloric (muriatic acid). It results in less attack on metal surfaces by a factor of up to 85. Use 2.5 – 5.0 gallons for every 1,000 gallons of hydrochloric acid.
INHIBITOR R (MSDS) is for use with sulfuric acid. Use 5 – 10 gallons for every 1,000 gallons of sulfuric acid.
FLUX TANK ADDITIVE
FLUXWET 37 (MSDS) offers a great improvement in galvanizing quality when added to the flux tanks prior to hot-dip galvanizing.
- Reduces surface tension and subsequent drag-out
- Results in smoother, more uniform coating of zinc
- Improves deposition of flux in hard-to-reach places
Use one-half pint to one quart per day for every 10,000 gallons of flux solution. While the amount of
FLUXWET 37 present cannot be tested tank-side, the proper amount is easily determined by putting air on the tank. If foam covers one-half of the surface area, sufficient
FLUXWET 37 is present.
For more information on the our line of Hot - Dip
Galvanizing products, please
contact us.
If you have a special need that requires our expertise, please submit that
information through our Technical Request Form. Madison Chemical
Co., Inc., providing the cleanest solutions for you!