What is a thermoplastic hot dip wax and what is it used for?

Advantages of coating with a thermoplastic hot dip wax

The application offers numerous advantages:

• Optimum corrosion protection: The coating protects the metal from moisture and rust.
• Resistant to chemicals: Resistant to aggressive substances.
• Uniform layer thickness: The dipping process ensures a homogeneous surface.
• Reusable: thermoplastic hot dip wax can be remelted and reused.
• Mechanical protection: The elastic protective layer prevents scratches & damage.
• Solvent-free & more environmentally friendly than many other coating methods.

💡 The right combination of thermoplastic hot dip wax & insulating dip maximizes efficiency!

Typical applications can be found in:

• Metal processing & mechanical engineering
• Electrical engineering & medical technology
• Tool protection & corrosion protection

Our ISOLOX offers high-quality, airtight & odorless protective coatings that are perfect for industrial use.

Which materials can be coated with thermoplastic hot dip wax?

Our ISOLOX is suitable for numerous materials, including:

• Metals: steel, aluminum, copper (protection against corrosion & wear)
• Electrical components: Insulation of contacts & components
• Saw blades & precision parts: Protection against mechanical wear

Depending on chemical resistance & temperature requirements, there are our specialized variants such as ISOLOX PLUS, which leaves no oil film.

Application of thermoplastic hot dip wax: step-by-step instructions

1. Clean & degrease workpiece – Removes oil & dirt for optimum adhesion.
2. ISOLOX Heat up – Bring to the required temperature in an insulating immersion bath.
3. Immerse workpiece – Uniform layer formation through immersion process.
4. Allow to cool – the mass solidifies & protects the workpiece.
5. Optional: multiple dipping – for a thicker protective layer.

Temperature control is crucial! Temperatures that are too high destroy the mass, temperatures that are too low lead to uneven coating.