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Pure Zinc Powder [-325+400]

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Get Latest Price / UnitPrice on requestMOQ: 1 pack
PowderThermal spray powder
MeshMultiple meshes
ProcessHVOF / plasma
PackSealed packs
MOQ1 pack
AvailabilityConfirmed on enquiry
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Mesh & Price

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MeshDensityProcessBest for
−325 — Plasma Fine coat

Specifications

Technical details for planning, quotation and supply.

ProductPure Zinc Powder [-325+400]
MaterialPure Zinc
Mesh Cut-325+400
Nominal Particle Size37–44 µm
Chemistry / Purityneeds_confirmation
Morphologyneeds_confirmation
Apparent Densityneeds_confirmation
Hall Flowneeds_confirmation
Process CompatibilityHVOF, Plasma Spray, Flame Spray (subject to parameter optimisation)
Pack Options5 kg tin, 10 kg tin, 25 kg pail
AvailabilityQuotation basis; lead time confirmed on enquiry

Product description

Details buyers use to confirm grade, use and supply.

Why mesh cut matters for thermal spray zinc

The -325+400 designation defines a narrow particle band: powder passes through a 325-mesh screen (approx. 44 µm) but is retained on a 400-mesh screen (approx. 37 µm). This tight cut reduces oversize particles that can cause spitting or nozzle blockages, and minimises undersize fines that drift or oxidise prematurely in the flame. For corrosion-protection coatings on structural steel, bridge components, or marine fabrications, a consistent particle window translates directly into deposit efficiency and coating uniformity.

Process compatibility and typical use

Pure zinc powder in this mesh range is compatible with combustion flame spray, plasma spray, and HVOF systems, subject to gun configuration and parameter optimisation. It is primarily selected for anodic corrosion protection: the zinc coating sacrifices itself to protect the steel substrate, a principle widely used in infrastructure, offshore, and industrial maintenance painting programmes. The powder can also serve as a bond coat or restoration layer where galvanic protection is required.

Pack options that protect powder integrity

SPA2Z packs Pure Zinc Powder [-325+400] in 5 kg tins, 10 kg tins, and 25 kg pails. Each container is sealed against moisture ingress and labelled with grade, mesh cut, and lot reference. If your operation runs through high volumes, ask about bulk pack configurations or scheduled call-off supply during the quotation stage.

About SPA2Z — Pure Zinc Powder [-325+400]

SPA2Z supplies thermal spray powders alongside a full range of surface preparation and blasting equipment, which means we understand how powder behaviour at the gun connects to the blast profile on the substrate. When you enquire about Pure Zinc Powder [-325+400], our team can discuss mesh verification, pack sizing, and compatibility with your existing spray setup—whether you are running a single flame gun in a fabrication yard or multiple plasma rigs in a coating shop.

We work with contractors, engineering maintenance teams, and distributors who need repeatable coating quality without chasing multiple vendors for powder, spares, and abrasives. Every quotation is prepared against your target specification and volume, so you get a commercial offer that fits the job rather than a one-size-fits-all listing.

Applications

Where this powder is commonly sprayed.

Structural Steel Coatings

Apply sacrificial zinc layers to bridges, towers, and industrial frameworks to extend service life in atmospheric and immersed conditions.

Marine & Offshore Fabrications

Protect ship components, offshore platforms, and harbour structures with a zinc coating that fights corrosion in salt-laden environments.

Industrial Maintenance & Repair

Restore galvanic protection on worn or damaged zinc-coated parts without stripping the entire component.

Bond Coat & Restoration

Use as a bond layer or restoration coat where galvanic compatibility with steel is required before applying a topcoat.

FAQ

Which mesh size should I choose?
Mesh depends on your spray process and coating requirement. Use the mesh table on the product page, or select Custom and describe your need.
Which spray processes are supported?
Typical processes include HVOF, plasma spray, flame spray and cold spray. Select your process in the quote form so we quote the right grade.
Can I order a sample or bulk powder?
Yes. Ask for a sample bottle or bulk drums. Enter quantity and choose Kg, Bottle or Drum in the form.
Can you share a certificate or material data sheet?
Yes. Request a COA or datasheet in your enquiry and we share available documents with the quote.
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