GMW GMW3200 Tin Zinc Plating
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GMW GMW3200 Document Information:
Title
Tin Zinc Plating
GM Worldwide
Publication Date:
Apr 1, 2005
Scope:
This specification covers the basic requirements for Sn-Zn
electroplate on steel substrates mating
to aluminum, steel and cast iron with provisions for supplementary
treatments and corrosion
resistance. This plating is intended for grounding purposes. Alloy
composition shall be a range of
75 ± 10% Sn and the remainder Zn. Minimum recommended plating
thickness shall be 8 µm.
Higher or lower plating thickness may be specified at the discretion
of the user.
Note: Verification of alloy composition shall be by XRF (X-ray
Fluorescence) or AA (Atomic
Absorption) using standards and procedure approved by the chemical
supplier or equipment
manufacturer.
Material Description. The material approved to this specification
covers Sn-Zn electroplate plus a
subsequent protective treatment. This coating system must be free of
hexavalent chromium with no
hexavalent chromium in final product per the requirements of GMW3059.
GMW3034 shall be used as a
referee test.
Symbols. Not applicable.
Typical Applications. This coating is suitable for fasteners
designated for grounding purposes. In
addition this coating may be used for fasteners M5 or smaller. This
coating shall not be used for
applications exceeding 195°C during manufacture or in service.
Remarks. Use of this coating on threaded surfaces and/or bearing
surfaces of joints could affect
the torque-tension relationship. It is recommended that a
torque-tension study of the fastener
joint be performed before releasing this finish on any new
application.
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