Coatings (Part Nine) - The Art of Knife Making with MedfordKnife.com Media
Published: 5 years ago
Part 9 of a 13 part series on the Art of Knife Making in which Greg Medford of Medford Knife and Tool talks about Coatings.
The most widely used method of metal coating for corrosion protection is galvanizing that involves the application of metallic zinc to carbon steel for the purpose of corrosion control. Hot-dip galvanizing is the most common method that comprises of dipping the steel member into a bath of molten zinc.
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The most widely used method of metal coating for corrosion protection is galvanizing that involves the application of metallic zinc to carbon steel for the purpose of corrosion control. Hot-dip galvanizing is the most common method that comprises of dipping the steel member into a bath of molten zinc.
Learn more at www.MedfordUniversity.com or visit www.MedfordKnife.com