Zinc-Nickel Alloy

Core Values

Corrosion Resistance Priority · Excellent Strength · Wide Environmental Adaptability. It overcomes pure zinc’s limitations, integrating "super corrosion resistance, strong load-bearing capacity, and wide adaptability" for high-end applications.

Usage & Support

Electroplating: Use powder to prepare bath; control temperature/current for uniform coatings.

Die Casting: Melt ingots, remove impurities; die cast/forge for dense, defect-free parts.

Storage: Dry, ventilated warehouse; avoid water/corrosive gases; moisture-proof packaging for powder/wire.

Customized services (Ni content adjustment, form customization) and on-site technical guidance (smelting, electroplating) are available.

Core Advantages

• Super Corrosion Resistance

  Forms dense passivation film, resisting chlorides, sulfides, and acids; far superior to pure Zn and traditional Zn coatings for marine/industrial environments.

• Excellent Mechanical Properties

  High tensile strength + good ductility; withstands impact/deformation without cracking, suitable for coatings and structural parts.

• Wide Temperature Stability

  Maintains stable structure within broad temperature range; adapts to engine compartments and aerospace scenarios.

• Environmental Compliance

  Lead-free/cadmium-free; meets REACH & RoHS; no toxic waste in coating process, aligning with green production.

• Strong Process Adaptability

  Compatible with electroplating, thermal spraying, die-casting, welding; strong coating adhesion, high-precision die-castings.

Application Scenarios

• Automotive

  Chassis components, brake systems, fuel pipelines (resists road salt/humidity).

• Aerospace

  Hydraulic parts, landing gear accessories, electronic housings (withstands high altitude/temperature changes).

• Marine

  Ship hulls, offshore platforms, marine pipelines (resists seawater/marine atmosphere).

• Electronics

  Connectors, battery casings, communication parts (stable in humid/corrosive environments).

• Petrochemical

  Oil well pipes, valves, pipeline joints (resists crude oil/well fluids).