Definition and Characteristics of Metal Coating

Metal coating is a new type of material where a layer of low-melting-point, low-hardness alloy material is coated onto the surface of a high-hardness, high-strength metal product. The thickness of the coating layer is generally between 1-5 mm. The main characteristics of metal coating are as follows:

High Hardness: The metal coating layer has high hardness, effectively resisting wear and scratches, thus improving the service life of the metal product.

High Strength: The metal coating layer has high strength, increasing the load-bearing capacity and tensile strength of the metal product, improving its performance.

Good Corrosion Resistance: The metal coating layer has good corrosion resistance, effectively preventing corrosion and damage caused by corrosion.

Good Sealing Performance: The metal coating layer has good sealing performance, effectively preventing internal leakage of the metal product.