Corrosion
U.S. Patent Number: 5,744,197
Corrosion Prevention
Corrosion is as natural as aging. It is, to put it simply, an electrochemical process that ablates metal, reducing its thickness and strength. Corrosion is also strongly linked to cracking; either condition may precipitate the other.
When dissimilar metals are in contact with an electrolyte - usually water from rain or condensation, or from sources like airborne particulates, dirt, and oil - an electrochemical reaction takes place that permits electron flow from one metal to the other. Byproducts of corrosion - sulfates, oxides, or hydroxides - take the place of the original material, although these byproducts may be carried away by the electrolyte.
Dissimilar metals such as steel and aluminum are most prone to corrosion, however corrosion can also occur in the presence of only one type of metal as well.
To help protect your investments, VANNAY has developed a major breakthrough in corrosion prevention products called ECK®
Steel and Aluminum react or corrode when they come in contact with each other. This reaction causes paint to blister, crack and spider web. ECK® prevents this reaction from happening.
When dissimilar metals are in contact with an electrolyte - usually water from rain or condensation, or from sources like airborne particulates, dirt, and oil - an electrochemical reaction takes place that permits electron flow from one metal to the other. Byproducts of corrosion - sulfates, oxides, or hydroxides - take the place of the original material, although these byproducts may be carried away by the electrolyte.
Dissimilar metals such as steel and aluminum are most prone to corrosion, however corrosion can also occur in the presence of only one type of metal as well.
To help protect your investments, VANNAY has developed a major breakthrough in corrosion prevention products called ECK®
Steel and Aluminum react or corrode when they come in contact with each other. This reaction causes paint to blister, crack and spider web. ECK® prevents this reaction from happening.
