Abstract: The invention relates to a device for electrochemical treatment, locally in particular, of a conductor substrate by movement across said substrate, which can be used in every position, including a head, a shaft, an electrolyte inlet and outlet each including a flexible pipe, and two peristaltic pumps mounted on the electrolyte inlet and outlet, the head of said device being removable from said shaft, the pumps being connected to a brushless motor and the device also comprising a flowmeter for adjusting and controlling the flow in the inlet portion of said head.

Abstract: A process is provided for the protection of a metal substrate of an aircraft part, in particular made of aluminum alloy, from corrosion and abrasion. The method includes the formation, on the substrate, of a coating made of alloy of zinc and nickel and then polishing the coating thus formed. This process can additionally include applying, to the polished coating made of alloy of zinc and nickel, a transparent and airtight surface coating.

Abstract: Device for the electrochemical treatment, in particular localized, of a conducting substrate, which comprises a casing provided with an opening and delimiting a space, an electrode arranged in this space and intended to be connected to one of the terminals of a source of electric current, the conducting substrate being intended to be connected to the other terminal of this source, and an electrolyte inlet and an electrolyte outlet, both communicating with the said space, characterized in that it moreover comprises a body made of absorbent, flexible material which does not conduct electricity and which is permeable to gases and liquids, this body being in contact with the said electrode and closing off the said opening, projecting beyond the latter, a first pump mounted on the said electrolyte inlet and a second pump mounted on the said electrolyte outlet, the flow rate of the second pump being greater than that of the first pump and fixed in relation to that of the first pump, so as to create an underpressure