Passivation
Passivation is a process that will clean the metal and remove contaminants such as iron or lead to leave the surface clean and prepared to become passive. The process then accelerates the development of the passive layer that resists corrosion from forming.
Benefits of Passivation
Removes contaminants
Resists corrosion
Specifications
AMS-QQ-P-35
AMS 2700
ASTM-A-967
Mil-STD-171
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