How Zinga work?
ZINGA the sacrificial rate reduces dramatically after the zinc layer has oxidised and the natural porosity has been filled with zinc salts.
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ZINGA is a one-component coating method containing 96% pure zinc in the dry film. ZInga is a metal coating, as opposed to traditional paint. The zinc utilized is of great purity, such that the Zinga layer does not contain any hazardous components after drying.
ZINGA is a unique layer of corrosion protection because it offers active cathode protection and generates a zinc-oxide film that protects the passive coating. Furthermore, ZINGA is as simple to apply as paint, and has been so ever since it was introduced. has been used in several global projects.
ZINGA is a zinc coating that interacts with the underlying metal, while paint only serves as a passive barrier. Regardless of the thickness of the paint coat, they serve as a barrier. Once they are compromised, corrosion will instantly occur. Despite this fundamental distinction, ZINGA is often mistaken for paint since it is liquid and packaged in a container. However, there are more small distinctions. Zinga, for instance, is not “filmed” within the tin since the substance has no shelf life and does not adhere like paint.
ZINGA is distinct from other corrosion protection systems in that it is simple to integrate Passive and Active protection within the same galvanizing system. In addition to providing active cathode protection, it also offers a passive physical shield.
