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Anti - Corrosion Brake Discs: Long - Lasting Braking in Harsh Environments

Explore the features of anti-corrosion brake discs on this page. These brake discs are made with specific protective coatings or materials that prevent the onset of corrosion in humid climates or salted roads. Read on to discover how anti-corrosion features are integrated and how they perform the braking function in a corrosive environment, and their uses in different types of vehicles.
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To prevent the brake discs from corroding, they are covered with coatings such as zinc nickel or ceramic. These coatings act as a shield against rust, corrosion and other forms of damage for the brake discs, even when they are exposed to extreme environments with moisture, salt and chemicals. Such a design ensures that the brake discs last for a long time and perform well consistently through the years.

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Jinnge's anti corrosion brake discs employ a multi-layer protection system to withstand harsh environments. The base material is ductile iron (QT400-18), which itself has better corrosion resistance than gray cast iron. This is combined with a zinc-nickel alloy plating (8-10μm thickness) that offers 1,500 hours of salt spray resistance. An additional topcoat of silicon-based anti-rust paint further prevents oxidation. The coating is heat-cured to maintain integrity at 300°C, ensuring it does not affect braking performance. These discs are ideal for vehicles used in coastal areas, cold regions with road salt, or industrial zones with high humidity, extending service life by 3-5 years compared to uncoated discs.

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How do anti-corrosion brake discs work?

Zinc, nickel, and even ceramic rust proof coatings are used on these disks to help retain functionality in those wet climates. Additionally, stainless steel alloys are beneficial for longevity.

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Katherine
Coastal Commuter's Savior

Zinc-coated discs combat pulsation and still protect against pitting. After this winter, they are still looking brand new.

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Anti-Corrosion Coated Brake Disc Protection

Anti-Corrosion Coated Brake Disc Protection

To avoid corrosion, they are coated with a special layer like zinc – nickel alloy or ceramic based coatings. Such coatings make it possible to protect against corrosion and rust even in rigorous conditions where brake discs suffer from moisture, salt, or chemicals.
Dual-Layer Corrosion Resistance

Dual-Layer Corrosion Resistance

The primary substance of these braking discs is also purposefully chosen to include some degree of anit-corrosiveness. The combination of the coated surface, and anti-corrosive substance guarantees adequate reliability and endurance of the brakes over long periods of usage.
Salt-Spray Corrosion Certification

Salt-Spray Corrosion Certification

The anti-corrosion brake discs are tested through salt-spray and humidity testing processes in order to maintain their performance and integrity while exposed to harsh environments. Even with real-world use, these keep their effectiveness and structural soundness after long periods of use.