The Inner Layer: A metallic zinc layer (providing sacrificial galvanic protection).
The Middle Layer: A high-quality chemical conversion film (enhancing adhesion).
The Outer Layer: A ceramic-like baked surface coating (providing a powerful physical barrier).
| Feature | RUSPERT | DACROMET |
|---|---|---|
| Coating Logic | Composite (Zinc + Conversion + Ceramic) | Zinc-Chrome (Zinc/Alum flakes + Chromate) |
| Color/Aesthetics | Versatile. Customizable in Red, Blue, Green, etc. | Limited. Usually matte silver or grey. |
| Heat Resistance | Moderate. Best for standard outdoor temps. | Extreme. Stable even at 250°C - 300°C. |
| Eco-Friendliness | High. Chrome-free and compliant with green standards. | Variable. Traditional versions contain toxic Hexavalent Chromium. |
| Key Advantage | Superior resistance to Acid Rain & Humidity. | Zero Hydrogen Embrittlement risk for high-tensile steel. |
Global Footprint: They have successfully exported RUSPERT-coated products to 70+ countries, earning widespread acclaim for durability.
High Cost-Performance: Malaxy balances premium protection with competitive pricing, making high-end anti-corrosion accessible for large-scale infrastructure.
Certified Quality: Their production processes are fully compliant with international standards, backed by REACH, ROHS, CE, and ISO certifications.
Choose RUSPERT (via Malaxy): If your project involves outdoor construction, timber structures, or coastal environments where acid rain resistance and aesthetic variety are critical.
Choose DACROMET: If you are working with automotive engines or high-heat industrial machinery where thermal stability is the top priority.
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