Bolts heading: try the new polimeryc based product CONDORLUBE WF22

CONDORLUBE WF 22 is the new innovative product studied by Condoroil for the chemical preparation to the bolts heading, which guarantees less wear of the tools and therefore remarkable economic saving related to tools, replacement operation and relevant production stops.
 
CONDORLUBE WF 22 is very simple to use. The wire rod preparation with CONDORLUBE WF 22 can be done on the wire coil or directly in line. Subsequently, stamping must be carried out after drying of at least 1 hour in air or, in alternative, accelerated in oven at temperature to be determined. Using CONDORLUBE WF 22no chemical reaction takes place but only a physical deposition. Therefore, in order to maintain the bath, it is enough to restore the mixture established in the starting phase CONDORLUBE WF 22 concentration in water changes according to the reduction or forming which is done on the piece to stamp or form For optimum results, the wire to be treated in CONDORLUBE WF 22 must be free of oxides and oils/greases; The presence of metallic dust and dirt in general, or the presence of rinse water, contaminated by the pickling, on the material to be treated in CONDORLUBE TF 22, adversely affect the life of the product.

The use of a polymeric lubricant sees its mains use in the mechanical industry where the request for a minimum residual – pre-coat and polymer - can be an important assessment parameter in the choice of the pretreatment cycle to be used.

Material to treat in CONDORLUBE WF 22 cannot have sharp edges by machining, if these were present it is necessary to proceed, in the case of carbon steel, with a double conversion system.

- Microcrystalline phosphatic conversion based on metal chemism of alkaline earth metals in order to manage, in an extremely wide range of use, the weight of the phosphate coating, its composition and its crystallography.

- Amorphous phosphatic conversion where an iron phosphate coating acts as an anchoring between the metal surface and the polymer coating and protective barrier of the surface of the drawn wire rod.