Tantaline
The use of the Tantaline vapour deposition for protection against chemical attack is already being adopted for a range of process equipment including valves, pipework fittings, couplings and pump impellers. Amazon Filters is the first company to apply this technology to stainless steel housings. It is more suitable than nickel alloys for a range of chemicals including:
- Hydrogen iodide
- Hydrogen sulphide
and various acids including:
- Hydrochloric acid
- Sulphuric acid
- Nitric acid
- Phosphoric acid
- Formic acid
- Acetic acid
For more information on the wide range of chemicals and solvents Tantaline housings are resistant to please contact Amazon Filters.
Unlike coating technology the deposition process produces a surface that does not suffer from separation, peeling or flaking. The Tantaline alloy deposition is approximately 50μm deep and typically a depth of only 10μm is needed for protection, therefore significant safety margin is built into the design. The Tantalum used in the processing conforms with ASTM B364-96. A certificate of conformity and raw material certificates are available on request.