Blackfast Chemical
Blackfast is used throughout the metal working industry.
The following is a list of some universally known customers and the equipment that they manufacture:
Hand tools : Sandvik, Bahco, Euro Tools, Footprint Tools, Stanley Tools, Sykes Pikavient, Draper Tools, L.S.Starrett e.g. wrenches, pliers, sockets, spanners, guages, wood working tools, taps, dies, drills.
Metal working equipment : Cincinnati Milacron, J.S.Henderson, Colchester Lathe, Yamazaki Mazak, Aida Bliss, Addison McKee e.g. lathes, cutting, stamping, bending, lapping, grinding, bench top equipment, punches, presses.
Tool holders and cutters : Sandvik, Kennametal Hertel, Bristol Tool and Guage.
Machine builders : Machines for printing, drinking cans, cigarettes, textiles, shoes, food processing, packaging, pipe bending, gas turbines, slide systems, conveyors.
Workholding : workholding equipment specialists and tool rooms.
Automotive : specialist equipment companies, tools and racing / sports sector.
General industrial equipment : clutches, transmissions, drives, hydraulic blocks, and fasteners.
Metal working contractors : the largest single market group.
Gun and model hobbyists : Blackfast is sold as small blacking kits directly to the public. This is usually undertaken by a distributor who specialises in this industry sector.
Metal finishing contractors : Mechanical industry applications.
User Benefits:
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1) No dimensional change:
Many machined parts are manufactured to a tight tolerance, which means plating or painting are not acceptable.
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2) Corrosion resistance:
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The black surface absorbs wax, oil or rust preventative sealants to give corrosion protection.
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3) Sales appeal:
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A durable black finish enhances the appearance and value of a wide range of manufactured articles.
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4) Safety By reducing light glare from moving tooling or machinery, it eases fatigue and contributes to operator safety.