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Specially designed for you, this tool will help you estimate, step by step, the thickness of the coating to apply and the quantity fo wire to use in all your projects, whichever corrosion classes you work with and the type of wire selected.
* The figure given above is purely theoretical and is given for information only. It therefore does not engage Zinacor S.A. in any way. In practice, you will have to take into account many technical, design and human factors that will increase the quantity to be used.
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Sacrificial anodes
Sacrificial anodes
A sacrificial anode is a zinc part used to protect another metal element from corrosion, by being oxidised in its place.
Sacrificial zinc anodes, attached to ship hulls, oxidise instead of steel and protect ship hulls as long as they are not completely oxidised.
Contrary to other anti-corrosion systems containing zinc and forming a barrier between steel and electrolyte/water, an anode changes the electrochemical potential. The cathode becomes an anode.
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