Metal corrosion is a natural and inevitable process caused by the exposure of steel or other metals to the external environment.
Here are the most commonly used anticorrosive treatments.
The application of ISO 12944-2018 certified anti-corrosion systems consists of protecting the object with a specific paint cycle. We are certified and we apply these anticorrosive treatments according to the internationally recognised standard regarding all environments (C2 to C5), i.e. ISO 12944-2018.
Hot-dip galvanizing means dipping metal into molten zinc to create a protective layer on the surface of the metal. This treatment is particularly suitable for structures that are exposed to water or in contact with the marine environment.
Powder painting is a process that covers the structure with particles that, after being heated, create create a resistant and long-lasting coating on the surface of metal. It is suitable for industrial as well as residential applications.
Metallisation is a process based on melting a metal wire (zinc, aluminium, zinc/aluminium ZnAl, aluminium/magnesium, etc.) and propelling the melted particles on a prepared substrate, producing a laminar and pellicular coating layer.
ZnAl is the best anti-corrosion solution to protect structures such as bridges, tanks, pipelines, oil platforms and dams.
There are no limitations in regard the size of the structures to be protected: the application can be carried out either in our factory or on customer site.
The surface during the metallisation process is kept at room temperature: there are no problems of warping the surface or changing its metallurgical characteristics.
As far as environmental impact is concerned, a metallised coating contains no organic components which could pollute the environment.