Anti-galvanic corrosion parts Galvanic corrosion protection for magnesium-to-dissimilar-metal joints
High-Strength Aluminum Alloy Bolts
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Product description
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The magnesium alloy galvanic corrosion coating bolt applies a special anti-corrosion coating to the magnesium substrate and is used to join magnesium to dissimilar metals such as steel and aluminum. The coating forms an electrochemical barrier between the two metals and interrupts the galvanic circuit, suppressing accelerated corrosion at the contact area and extending fastener life in humid and salt-spray environments.
Specifications
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| Material | Magnesium alloys |
|---|---|
| Surface treatment | Special anti-corrosion coating |
| Standard | Customer drawing / company standard; coating corrosion performance per GB/T 10125 (salt-spray testing) |
| Typical application | Galvanic corrosion protection for magnesium-to-dissimilar-metal joints |
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Manufacturing process
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- Substrate formingCold heading or turning
- Isolation coating / anodizingInterrupting the galvanic path
- Salt-spray verifiedSampling inspection at the agreed interval
- 100% dimensional inspectionFit and thread accuracy
Capacity & delivery
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FAQ
Material, standards, surface treatment and installation points for this model; the data comes from the specification table on this page and from the national standards cited in the answers.
Q1What material does the “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating” use? What strength level does it reach?
Marked in the specification table on this page: material is magnesium alloy. Material certificates and mechanical property test reports can be supplied with the goods; batch acceptance follows the data above.
Q2Which surface treatments does the “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating” offer? How do I choose?
Surface treatment marked in the specification table on this page: special anti-corrosion coating. Each finish differs in appearance, corrosion resistance and cost; choose according to the operating environment and the order agreement.
Q3In which applications is the “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating” used?
Typical applications listed on this page: magnesium die-cast structural parts; laptops and consumer electronics; lightweight automotive components; UAVs and portable devices. Overview: the magnesium alloy galvanic corrosion coating bolt applies a special anti-corrosion coating to the magnesium substrate and is used to join magnesium to dissimilar metals such as steel and aluminum.
Q4What are the main features of the “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating”?
Features listed on this page: the special coating forms an electrochemical barrier and suppresses galvanic corrosion; designed for mixed joints of magnesium and dissimilar metals; the coating bonds firmly to the substrate and resists flaking during assembly; sealing structures can be added to raise the protection level further.
Q5How does galvanic corrosion occur, and how does the “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating” counter it?
When two metals with different potentials touch and are electrically connected in an electrolyte (humid air, a water film, etc.), the more negative metal acts as the anode and corrodes faster. Direct contact between aluminum or magnesium and steel is the most common high-risk combination. This paragraph explains the mechanism; verification follows GB/T 10125 salt-spray testing and GB/T 15748 galvanic corrosion testing. For this model, the data in the specification table on this page applies. (Applies to this model: “Magnesium Alloy Galvanic Corrosion Coating”.)





