Corrosive exhaust air from electroplating, pickling and laboratories
Exhaust air carrying acids or alkalis attacks bare aluminium. Which plate materials suit electroplating, pickling and laboratory fume hoods.
Exhaust air carrying acids or alkalis from electroplating lines, pickling baths or laboratory fume hoods attacks bare aluminium. Its heat can still be recovered if the plate material fits.
Materials
For these cases, plates of plastic (polypropylene) and of coated aluminium are available, both for exhaust air temperatures up to 90 °C. For hotter exhaust air, stainless steel is an option.
Before the quote
We clarify the seals and resistance to your medium with you in every case before we quote.
Frequently asked questions
Which material withstands acidic exhaust air?
Plates of plastic (polypropylene) and of coated aluminium are available, both for exhaust air up to 90 °C. For hotter exhaust air, stainless steel is an option.
Who checks the resistance?
We clarify the seals and resistance to your medium with you in every case before the quote.
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