Also known as aluminizing, it is a high temperature chemical process where Aluminum diffuses into the surface of the base metal to form an aluminized layer or coating. It is a process commonly applied to carbon steels, low, and medium alloy steels as well as stainless steels and super alloys like Inconel. The aluminum on the very surface oxidizes and creates a passivated layer resistant to corrosion.
BENEFITS
- Hot corrosion resistance
- Metal dusting resistance
- Protection against sulfidation and carburizing
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