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Our passivation services adhere to military quality standards and ensure surface enrichment of stainless steel parts after passivation. Exogenous iron and iron compounds are removed using citric and nitric acid passivation processes. We deliver passivation services to a broad range of industries including aerospace, automotive, military, and electronics.

Passivation is done as a post-fabrication process to remove iron particles, shop dirt, free iron, and metal chips from stainless steel surfaces
Parts are first thoroughly cleaned and later subjected to acid bath treatments. Alkaline solutions or solvents are used to clean and remove metallic and organic deposits
A truly passive surface with enhanced corrosion resistant properties can be obtained using our passivation services
The citric acid passivation process is versatile, environmentally safe, requires less maintenance and can be performed easily
Our nitric acid passivation processes remove light iron contamination from stainless steel surfaces

Types · Industries Served · Material · Professional Associations · QC Process & Certification · Part Specification

Types

Citric acid passivation
Nitric acid passivation

Industries Served

Military
Automotive
Aerospace
Electronics

Material

300 series stainless steel
400 series stainless steel
High nickel stainless steel

Professional Associations

Member of the NASF (National Association for Surface Finishing)

QC Process & Certification

ISO-certified Job Shop

Part Specification

Volume = 1C, 2C up to 1000 C
Tank dimensions = 3 cubic foot, 150 gallons