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> Cold Galvanizing, from various sources
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post Nov 12 2015, 05:53 AM
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http://www.galvatech2000.com/documents/doc...t-anode_eng.pdf

https://www.google.ca/search?q=cold+galvani...wd0&dpr=1.5

https://www.google.ca/webhp?sourceid=chrome...d%20galvanizing

I'm guessing you are aware of these products,used extensively in marine apps.
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Rolls-Royce Gas Turbine Genset Baseplate-27 ton weldment,cold galvanized specification,epoxy topcoat,grey.
A dozen yrs ago,did fourteen or so,heavy machining,gearboxes,reduction gears...
I did a search here for the subject,but got no return.
All of this 'stuff' has been around for years,it's standard procedure in the machining field.
You see it all around you,commercial buildings,infrastructure,fencing.
Building gensets and power transmission gear for offshore use makes it mandatory,you know,to stop the rust.
I had assumed the world was aware of it,but it didn't come up in a few other threads.
Get it,prep for it,apply it and observe your 914 not rusting before your eyes.
Any questions you might have is answered here---->>http://www.galvatech2000.com/documents/doc...t-anode_eng.pdf
A 914 impervious to Canadian Salt and seawater has to be a good thing.
Imagine your trailing arms not covered in a encrusting of flakey FeO.
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