Proven quality and service is backed up by over 100 years worth of experience and up to date equipment that includes a stripping oven, 2 conveyorised lines and a batch oven system.
Proven quality and service is backed up by over 100 years worth of experience and up to date equipment that includes a stripping oven, 2 conveyorised lines and a batch oven system.
Polydip Design Tips
Adopt continuous welding and brazing methods. Avoid soft soldering and galvanizing.
Open swaging, minimum gap 3mm allows coating all over. Avoid included air.
Weld or braze all joints. Avoid crush folding which traps air.
Provide coarsest possible thread and allow for coating thickness. Avoid small, fine threaded holes.
Ensure gauge of metal is suitable for coating thickness. Avoid using extremely light gauges of metal.
Space wires with gap not less than thickness of wire itself. Avoid closely spaced wires.
Moving parts should be easily dismantled. Avoid movable fittings.
Gauges of metal should be uniform. Avoid widely differing thicknesses.
Bends should have a radius of not less than 1mm. Avoid severe, sharp bends.
Internal corners need a radius of not less than I mm. Avoid sharp corners and crevices.
Flanged connections can be coated all over. Avoid threaded pipe connections.
Open sections allow free access for coating. Avoid powder traps.