Zinga

Zinga will provide protection of ferrous metal structures such as bridges, pylons, masts, street furniture directly without the need of dismantling structures and the time-consuming expense of doing so.

The cathodic protection arises from the anode, sacrificing itself in favour of the base metal, which allows the resulting flow of electrons to prevent the chemical reaction of the corrosion. This means that the protection of your metal is guaranteed, even when the zinc layer is damaged slightly. When you use Zinga, the sacrificial rate is reduced dramatically after the zinc layer has oxidised, and the natural porosity have been filled with zinc salts. Additionally, the zinc particles within the Zinga layer are protected by the 'organic binder' without negatively affecting the electrical conductivity of the metal. This allows Zinga to create nearly the same galvanic potential between the zinc and the steel as hot dip galvanising, but with a lower rate of zinc loss due to the fact that the binder acts as a sort of 'corrosion inhibitor' to the zinc.

Surfaces can be cleaned using ZingaSolv.

Zinga is certified under numerous industry standards:

• Certified for use with potable water (BS 6290 2000)
• Certified as non-flammable (BS476 parts 6 & 7 : fire propagation and surface spread of flame)
• NORSOK standard M-501 Revision 5 approved
• London Underground Approved - LuL APR No. 423
• Lloyds Register Recognised
• BBA HAPAS certified for the corrosion protection coating for steel
• ISO 9001:2015 Certified