ZN1346 Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire (Zn/AI/Cd Alloy Wire)

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire Description

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy is a shiny and corrosion resistant material which offers high formability. In zinc alloys, the amounts of aluminum will affect the castability, impact strength and other properties, and cadmium also has effects at some concentrations and neutral at others.

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Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire Specifications

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire Applications

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy is widely applied to shipping, steel pile, floating dock, bridge, ballast tank, submarine pipeline, sluice, underwater wire rope etc. The offshore platform has great use of Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy, such as port engineering and marine engineering facilities, underground cables, underground oil and gas pipelines, oil well casing, reaction kettle, concrete foundation, heat exchanger, complex water gas, box type cooler, pump, compressor, chemical tower etc.

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire Packing

Our product is clearly tagged and labeled externally to ensure efficient identification and quality control. Great care is taken to avoid any damage which might be caused during storage or transportation.

Zinc Aluminum Cadmium Alloy Wire FAQs

Q1. What is Zinc Aluminum Cadmium (Zn-Al-Cd) alloy wire used for?

Zn-Al-Cd alloy wire is primarily used in thermal spraying for corrosion protection of steel structures, such as bridges, pipelines, and marine equipment. It is also utilized in the production of batteries, in the electronics industry, and for specialized welding and soldering applications.

Q2. How is Zn-Al-Cd alloy wire applied in thermal spraying?

The wire is fed into a thermal spray gun, where it is melted by an electric arc, plasma, or flame. The molten alloy is then atomized and sprayed onto the surface to be coated, forming a protective layer.

Q3. What are the advantages of using Zn-Al-Cd alloy wire over pure metal wires?

Zn-Al-Cd alloy wire offers a unique combination of enhanced corrosion resistance, improved mechanical properties, and versatile application methods. The presence of aluminum and cadmium in the alloy significantly boosts its protective capabilities compared to pure zinc or aluminum wires.