SVK Phosphating Neutraliser (Grade B — acidic powder)
Powdered acidic neutraliser based on potassium phosphates (pH 3.5 in 3% solution) for finishing after phosphating. Removes residual salts and stabilises the phosphate layer.
Dry powder for convenient dosing and long-term storage
Weakly acidic environment (pH 3.5 in 3% solution) for residual salt removal
Effective removal of salts from hard-to-reach cavities
SVK Phosphating Neutraliser (Grade B — acidic powder)
Product specifications
SKU:
SVK-I-60283
Brand:
SVK
pH:
3.5 (3% aqueous solution)
Concentration:
0.2-0.5 (working solution)
Temperature range:
15-70
Colour:
Powder from white to yellowish color
Shelf life:
12 months
Available volumes:
25 kg (Polypropylene bag), 500 kg (Big bag)
Consumption rate:
2-5 g/L of working solution
Composition:
Mixture of potassium phosphates
Certifications
Key advantages
Dry powder for convenient dosing and long-term storage
Weakly acidic environment (pH 3.5 in 3% solution) for residual salt removal
Effective removal of salts from hard-to-reach cavities
Increased adhesion of paint coatings to the phosphated surface
Working concentration of 0.2-0.5% to reduce process costs
Operating temperature range from 15 to 70°C
Certified according to ТУ У 24.6-20257936-005:2008
Industries of application
Product advantages
- Dry powder for convenient dosing and long-term storage
- Weakly acidic environment (pH 3.5 in 3% solution) for residual salt removal
- Effective removal of salts from hard-to-reach cavities
- Increased adhesion of paint coatings to the phosphated surface
- Working concentration of 0.2-0.5% to reduce process costs
- Operating temperature range from 15 to 70°C
- Certified according to ТУ У 24.6-20257936-005:2008
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