Total Reclamation of Trivalent Chromium Solutions
Photo Credit: Columbia Chemical Columbia Chemical showcases its innovative TriCOL Reclaim process, which is said to provide cost savings of 40-60% over traditional trivalent systems.
Columbia Chemical showcases its innovative TriCOL Reclaim process, which is said to provide cost savings of 40-60% over traditional trivalent systems. The company says the product offers CASS (Copper Accelerated Acetic Acid Salt Spray) at 60 hours, high chloride corrosion at 200+ hours, no post dip, 1000+ hours NSS (neutral salt spray) and L values in the 80s. The process was designed with a unique formulation to enable for total reclamation without the buildup of counterions; it features a single liquid additive, meaning no more heating and no messy chrome dust powder.
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