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Coating materials - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Process: A conversion coating created by immersing the metal in a phosphoric acid solution.
      - Properties: Provides corrosion resistance, reduces friction, and enhances paint adhesion.
      - Types: Zinc, manganese, and iron phosphate coatings.
      - Applications: Widely used on steel and iron in automotive, appliance, and military industries as a base for paints and other coatings.
  - - - Composition: Made from ceramic materials like silicon carbide or aluminum oxide.
      - Properties: High hardness, excellent heat resistance, and strong corrosion protection.
      - Applications: Common in automotive, aerospace, and industrial components exposed to high temperatures or abrasive environments.
      - Benefits: Improves thermal barrier properties and durability, reducing wear.
  - - - Process: Forms a protective layer through a chemical reaction between the surface and a treatment solution.
      - Examples: Chromate, phosphate, and anodizing.
      - Properties: Increases corrosion resistance, provides a base for paint adhesion, and enhances wear resistance.
      - Applications: Used on metals like aluminum, zinc, and steel in aerospace, automotive, and construction.