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Reply to Milo's Question About PFZnNi5-D

06/17/2010 3:18 AM

dear milo

PFZnNi5-D is the HYUNDAI-KIA specification. salt sray resistance is at least 72 hour.

P means plating,F means Fe,ZnNi means kind of plating,5 is thickness of the surface(5 micrometer),D means docromate.

best regard

hooman
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Re: Reply to Milo's Question About PFZnNi5-D

06/17/2010 2:37 PM

Thanks for this.

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