Corrosion prevention - Import export

Substations are transformer or distribution centers made of sheet steel in desired dimensions. They are suitable for use of all types of MV switchgears and LV panels. They are manufactured in the requirement number of sections and doors according to the project design. Strong construction made of sheet steel and profiles is painted with electrostatic powder paint or liquid paint for high corrosion resistance. In order to prevent the strong solar radiation in hot summer, the shell can be equipped with heat insulation material with low thermal conductivity, the most used fillers are: rock wool board, polystyrene foam, etc. Modular design in requested depth, width and length, in average 4 times lighter than a concrete version along with easy transport and commissioning are just some of the advantages of this solution. Compact substations are suitable for residential quarters, urban public utilities, renewable power plants, power distribution etc

Prevent electrolytic corrosion of screws with counter-sunk heads. Frequently applied in the lighting and electrotechnical industry. Compulsory by law in many countries. Furthermore a good protection for countersunk screws. Absorb vibrations. Material: PA 6 Colour: natural Further types on written request.

Electrophoresis and Powder Painting is performed by a fully automated new generation painting system Pre-treatment Preparation of the surface to be painted is the key to successful painting, ensuring adhesion of the layer of paint and resistance to corrosion. Parts are pre-treated non-stop in a tunnel divided into eight stages, using environmentally friendly chemicals; the plant has already been prepared for use of the new nanotechnologies. Pre-treatments: Pre-degreasing Degreasing Rinsing Rinsing Activation Phosphatizing Rinsing Demi-rinsing Electrophoresis Electrophoresis painting is a painting surface treament which gives parts made of iron, steel and other alloys (electrical conductors) improved ability to resist corrosion. It is characterized by uniform depositing of epoxy resin on the surface of the part, ensuring long-lasting good protection against aggression from chemical agents and other factors; it also ensures improved adhesion of top coats of paint. Electrophoresis painting offers several important benefits: Uniform thickness and total covering of all parts, including sharp corners. Ability to control the thickness of the paint by adjusting application voltage and time and paint temperature. Thicknesses of 15 to 40 µ may be obtained, depending on the type of paint (the newest paints can even reach thicknesses of 60 ÷ 70 µ). Excellent resistance in saline mist tests, more than 500 hours, thanks to crystalline phosphatization pre-treatment. Good appearance and therefore top quality finish: the coating of paint is distributed perfectly over the surface. Following electroplating, treated elements are rinsed with ultra-filtered water at the rising unit in the circuit, permitting near-total collection of the paint that adheres to the elements but has not been electroplated. Electrostatic Powder Painting Powder painting is a surface finishing treatment for parts made of metal (aluminum, steel etc.) and alloys characterized by electrostatic application of powder paint which is then polymerized in a kiln. Powder painting prevents corrosion and makes the objects treated resistant to chemical and atmospheric agents. It also permits creation of a vast range of different surface colors and effects: orange-peel, embossed, hammered, etc. The powder painting procedure is ecologically sound because it significantly reduces risk to workers and the environment. Powder painting, electrophoresis or sanding: our mission is achieving excellence in our work through advanced technologies and careful choice of materials. This great care and commitment allows us to pass on the savings resulting from quality and durability to our customers.