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Théophile GUÉGUEN: Alumnus of the École Nationale Supérieure de l'Électronique et de ses Applications - State-qualified engineer - Metallurgy - Deputy Technical Director of the Chemical Treatments Department at Société Continentale Parker
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This process, also known as parkerization, can only be applied by immersion. The resulting deposit is highly adherent, highly resistant to atmospheric corrosion, and provides a remarkable bonding base for specific anticorrosive finishes.
The mechanisms and characteristics of phosphating are described in detail in the treatise Metallic Materials.
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Anticorrosion by deep phosphating