Iron PhosphatesIron phosphates produce an amorphous coating that, when applied to the base substrate, provides improved paint adhesion and contributes to the overall improvement in quality of the painted part. Some iron phosphates also exhibit synergistic properties with traditional corrosion inhibitors to provide economical storage protection from corrosion. Phosphate Coatings: Iron
| Hubfos 12 S |
Low temperature applications. Amorphous iridescent iron phosphate on ferrous metals. Spray: 3-6% by volume, 100-140°F. Coating weight: 25-50 mg/ft2. Specifications TT-C-479-C, Type II. Low temperature application in spray operations. Cleans and phosphates in one operation. May be used on cast iron, steel, zinc and aluminum alloys as a pre-paint or organic coating base. |
| Hubfos 150 |
Amorphous, iridescent, iron phosphate on ferrous metals. Spray or Immersion: 2-6% by volume, 90-160°F. Coating weight: 60-100mg/ft2. Hubfos 150 is classified as a cleaner phosphate. This unique phosphate has the ability to used with the proper Metal Guard® to provide excellent corrosion protection, that can provide superior shelf life protection. |
| Hubfos AL |
Amorphous, blue-grey, complex aluminum phosphate coating. (Developed for aluminum alloys). Spray or Immersion (See Product Bulletin). Coating weight: 25-45 Mg/ft2 for ferrous metals. Must be mixed with Hubfos 12-S. Mixture will impart a complex conversion coating on aluminum surfaces. May also be used on ferrous metals and galvanized surfaces. |
| Mi-Phos™ 26 |
Amorphous iridescent iron phosphate on ferrous metals, zinc and aluminum. Immersion: 3-6% by volume, 140-180°F. Spray: 2-6% by volume, 90-160°F. Coating weight: 25-60mg/ft2. Specifications TT-C 490-D, Type 11. Cleans and phosphates in one step in most spray applications. Can also be used in 5 stage spray or immersion systems used to facilitate paint bonding. |
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