Products
Spherical zinc dust and zinc flake across nine dedicated fields.
One material,
a thousand things to protect.
From offshore wind farms to a single tablet — the smallest of materials, keeping everything else safe.
Zinc dust for zinc-rich anti-corrosion coatings
Long-term protection for steel substrates through sacrificial-anode cathodic protection.
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Zinc dust for sherardizing
Corrosion protection for prefabricated steel components, bolts, screws, drive pins and similar steel products.
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Zinc dust for the chemical industry
Acts mainly as a reducing agent and catalyst, supplying electrons to the synthesis reaction.
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Zinc dust for metallurgy
In metal smelting and integrated recovery it drives cementation, impurity removal and purification.
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Zinc dust for pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals
Used in Grignard reactions, azo coupling, functional group reduction, dehalogenation and deprotection.
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Zinc dust for diamond tools
Strengthens the tool alloy and keeps the cutting edge sharp.
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Zinc dust for friction materials
Refines the structure of the matrix and improves density and bond strength.
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Zinc flake for Dacromet and chrome-free Zn-Al coatings
Improves electrical contact between the zinc and the steel and between the flakes; the film is denser and the corrosion path longer.
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Zinc flake for zinc-rich anti-corrosion coatings
Better corrosion resistance, less zinc per unit area, and a smaller environmental footprint.
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Four choices — form, application, specification and packing — narrow it down to the right powder for your line. A sales engineer will come back with a recommendation and a quote within one working day.
Our standard grades are made strictly to standards including GB/T 6890-2012 (Zinc powder), YS/T 1051-2015 (Zinc-based pigment) and ASTM D520 (Zinc dust pigment).
Our standard grades are made strictly to standards including GB/T 26035-2010 (Zinc flake).
Our standard grades are made strictly to standards including GB/T 6890-2012 (Zinc powder) and ASTM D520 (Zinc dust pigment).
Grades outside these standards can be custom-made to your requirements.