A Post Treatment Tank is an integral feature of any hot dip galvanizing plant and represents the final and vital stage in the galvanizing process. Once steel materials have gone through the galvanizing process, the materials are dropped into the Post Treatment Tank for surface enhancement, better corrosion resistance, and a durable and effective lasting finish. The Post Treatment Tank usually contains a passivation or a quench solution that neutralizes residual chemicals and gives the materials a clean and smooth surface finish.
By incorporating a Post Treatment Tank into the galvanizing cycle, industry customers can incorporate much higher-quality product, increased durability, and ensure that they are following international galvanizing standards. For any galvanizing operation, the Post Treatment Tank is an essential unit in the galvanizing cycle to help ensure production efficiency and excellence.
Specifications of Post Treatment Tank | |
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Capacity
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As per customer specification. |
Shape
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Rectangular or bespoke design. |
Coating/Finish
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Epoxy-coated or lined for resistant qualities. |
Compatibility
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For all passivation and quenching solutions. |
Improves product longevity and finish.
Reduced the likelihood of white rust and surface defects.
Improved corrosion resistance.
Cost-efficient and durable solution.
Ensures quality and safety.
It conforms to quality standards.
A Post Treatment Tank, available in many different designs, is suitable for many different finishes but typically used to improve finish, durability, and corrosion resistance after galvanizing.
Post Treatment Tanks are commonly made of mild steel, stainless steel, or specially fabricated materials to meet the needs of the application.
Yes, Post Treatment Tanks can be customized in size, capacity, and lining to meet your plant's requirements.
If well maintained, these tanks have a long service life, even under continuous industrial use.
Yes, Treatment Tanks are essential to ensure product quality and conformity, along with surface protection, being a necessary part of the process.