Abstract: A final rinse composition, for enhancing the siccative coating adhesion and corrosion resistance properties of conversion coated metal surfaces, comprising an aqueous solution of a selected organosilane and a selected organotitanate, and a method of use thereof.
Abstract: An acid aqueous coating composition and concentrate of chromic acid and chromium phosphate derived from phosphoric acid resulting from the oxidation of hypophosphorous acid in reacting with the chromic acid. The chromic acid is present in a stoichiometrically equivalent amount from about one percent to about one hundred percent over that needed to oxidize hypophosphorous acid to phosphoric acid. The composition may also contain a non-foaming wetting agent and particulate silica.
Abstract: Disclosed is an acid, aqueous metal surface treating composition comprising chromium phosphate, chromic acid, a phosphate ion providing compound and a polyvinyl alcohol polymer hydrolyzed to at least 99%. Also present is a phosphate of a water soluble amine.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 25, 1972
Date of Patent:
October 12, 1976
Assignee:
Oakite Products, Inc.
Inventors:
Francis Chee Keung Chan, Edward Heinzelman, Jr.