Zinc Anode 620 Datasheet !new!

Berger Zincanode 620 is used for corrosion protection on:

Note: Always verify manufacturer drawings, as "620" may refer to length in millimeters for custom extrusions.

The is the gold standard for protecting steel structures in warm, saline marine environments. Its low driving voltage prevents over-protection (hydrogen embrittlement) on high-strength steels, which aluminum anodes cannot guarantee. zinc anode 620 datasheet

The "Zinc Anode 620" is not a universal anode. Its shape (long and low profile) is designed for:

-1.05 Volts relative to a Silver/Silver Chloride (Ag/AgCl) reference electrode in seawater. Berger Zincanode 620 is used for corrosion protection

-1.05 Volts relative to a Silver/Silver Chloride (Ag/AgCl) reference electrode. Closed Circuit Potential: -1.03 Volts vs. Ag/AgCl.

: Resistant to dry heat up to 150°C (some variants up to 80°C) but not recommended for acid or alkaline immersion. www.bergerarabiapc.com Physical Properties Color & Finish : Metallic Grey with a Matt finish. Volume Solids The "Zinc Anode 620" is not a universal anode

Paint insulates the zinc, rendering it useless.

is a two-component, high-performance, epoxy zinc-rich primer . It is designed for the protection of steel structures in highly corrosive environments, such as marine, offshore platforms, petrochemical plants, and pipelines . Key Technical Specifications

: Requires abrasive blast cleaning to a minimum standard of Sa 2½ (ISO 8501-1:1988) for optimal adhesion. Application Method