GSO ISO 22778:2013
ISO 22778:2006
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
31 December 2013
Metallic coatings -- Physical vapour-deposited coatings of cadmium on iron and steel -- Specification and test methods
GSO ISO 22778:2013 Files
English
15 Pages
Current Edition
Reference Language
OMR
46.4
GSO ISO 22778:2013 Scope
This International Standard specifies requirements for high-purity cadmium coatings produced by physical vapour deposition on iron, steel, and other substrates. It provides test methods to determine that the requirements have been met, and a method for designating the cadmium and chromate conversion coatings and other supplementary treatments.
Cadmium coatings are not suitable for production items that will reach a temperature of 225 °C or higher in service, or that will come into contact with other parts that will reach that temperature.
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