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George November 25th 03 11:04 AM

Parkerizing
 
Does anyone have info on the Parkerizing coating process such as used
with firearms? Would it last better on tools than black oxide?

--George

Asp3211968 November 25th 03 11:44 AM

Parkerizing
 
i just read it in a book i found. it is done with phosphoric acid, if nobody
come s up with the formula email me and i will look in the book.

Joe Gorman November 25th 03 03:33 PM

Parkerizing
 


George wrote:

Does anyone have info on the Parkerizing coating process such as used
with firearms? Would it last better on tools than black oxide?

--George

MAchinery's handbook has a section on Coloring metals, pages 2268-2272 in
the 22nd edition. My typing isn't up to putting it all in here, nor do I
have access to a scanner.
Joe


Randal O'Brian November 25th 03 06:17 PM

Parkerizing
 
Brownells sells everything you need to do it. www.brownells.com It is
more rust resistant than black oxide since the coating is porous and holds
oil better. Also, surface prep is not as important as with oxide as it will
cover shallow surface scratches. The color is variable and can be
gray-green, black or dark gray depending on the solution you use.

Randy


"George" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have info on the Parkerizing coating process such as used
with firearms? Would it last better on tools than black oxide?

--George




Neil Currey November 25th 03 10:13 PM

Parkerizing
 
Did a google and found this
http://www.jouster.com/articles30m1/parkerizing.html

neil




"Randal O'Brian" wrote in message
...
Brownells sells everything you need to do it. www.brownells.com It is
more rust resistant than black oxide since the coating is porous and holds
oil better. Also, surface prep is not as important as with oxide as it

will
cover shallow surface scratches. The color is variable and can be
gray-green, black or dark gray depending on the solution you use.

Randy


"George" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have info on the Parkerizing coating process such as used
with firearms? Would it last better on tools than black oxide?

--George






George November 26th 03 03:27 AM

Parkerizing
 
Thank you for the posts everyone. I have the Machinery Handbook -
just didn't think to look in it. I'll also check the web address
cited.

--George

On Tue, 25 Nov 2003 11:04:31 GMT, George wrote:

Does anyone have info on the Parkerizing coating process such as used
with firearms? Would it last better on tools than black oxide?

--George




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