Water-based rust preventative is a waterborne solution that effectively protects materials such as steel and iron from corrosion. Depending on the required rust-preventative period, it can be mixed with water in specific ratios to achieve protection for several days to months. Under certain moisture-proof packaging conditions or stored in a dry environment, the rust-preventative time can extend to over a year.

Performance:

1. Excellent rust resistance.

2. Easy to use with soakable operations.

3. An excellent choice for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, particularly cast iron workpieces, which do not tarnish the part surfaces.

4. Completely water-soluble, odorless, non-flammable, and safe and reliable.

5. Cost-effective, suitable as a substitute for rust-inhibiting oil.

6. The workpieces are aesthetically pleasing, leaving no marks, and do not affect precision.

Product:

Steel can develop rust in a short period of time if not properly treated during production and storage, which can negatively impact the appearance and performance of finished steel products, and in severe cases, lead to the scrapping of the steel. Rust on steel causes significant economic losses to the national economy, with millions of tons of steel worldwide being discarded annually due to rust. In China, the economic loss caused by corrosion in 2000 reached 500 billion yuan. Therefore, the research on rust prevention liquids plays a crucial role in protecting steel materials. Most metal-based waterborne rust prevention liquids used in the past contained sodium nitrite, which offered clear advantages such as affordability, good effectiveness, ease of use, and ease of removal, leading to widespread use. However, it has been proven that nitrites can convert into carcinogens, thereby restricting their use and discharge. Due to environmental concerns, for many years, there has been a focus on the research of non-nitrite environmental-friendly waterborne rust prevention agents, with significant progress made. While rust prevention oils offer good protection, they are costly and can cause difficulties in the post-processing of steel products. In recent years, the research on environmentally friendly waterborne rust prevention agents has garnered extensive attention both domestically and internationally, with the development of long-lasting waterborne rust prevention agents becoming a trend.

Since 2010, nanotechnology has also been applied to water-based anti-rust technology, which has opened up vast prospects for the research and application of anti-rust technology. Researchers have extracted low-toxic anti-rust agents from natural plants such as rice bran, mango peels, orange peels, aloe vera leaves, pomegranate peels, reed, lotus leaves, phellodendron, and rosin. Alternatively, anti-rust agents are extracted from by-products of industry and agriculture, treated with recombination and modification to enhance anti-rust properties, thus turning waste into treasure and fully utilizing resources. The research, development, and application of multifunctional water-based anti-rust agents are becoming a trend, such as for oil removal and rust removal.

"Combination of 'One, Two, Three': The number of products that combine degreasing, rust removal, and rust prevention is increasing. They protect metal products by emulsifying oil layers and penetrating and transforming rust layers. Research and development of water-based metal rust preventives with good rust resistance, stable properties, low cost, reduced pollution, comprehensive functions, and ease of use should be the direction of scientific researchers in the future."

Feature:

1. Utilizing water as the dispersing medium, it boasts excellent environmental performance—non-flammable, non-explosive, and pollution-free; free from toluene, xylene, and other benzene derivatives, with no irritant odor and harmless to human health.

2. Simple and convenient to use, available for dipping, spraying, and brushing applications at room temperature.

3. The product boasts excellent construction performance, converting any uncleaned rust on the base material into a useful passivation film, which is more conducive to anti-rust coating operations. After applying this product, it can be directly coated with anti-rust primer or topcoat.

Enhancing the adhesion of the base material, ensuring a stronger bond between the surface paint and the base material, making it less prone to peeling.

5. The metal itself is not corroded during the process, and the treated workpieces do not require further cleaning with fresh water. They can be directly moved to the next step once the surface is dry.