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IN Lorries we make sure that our trailers are durable, reliable and resistant to weather conditions. One of the key stages in the production process of our frames is passivation, which we apply after galvanizing. Passivation is an additional protective layer that significantly increases corrosion resistance, especially in trailers whose frames are not painted. In this article, we will take a closer look at the passivation process and its impact on the quality of our trailers.

What is Passivation?

Definition and Process

Passivation is a chemical process that creates a thin protective layer on the surface of the metal. After galvanizing, trailer frames are passivated to increase their resistance to corrosion. This process involves immersing the galvanized frames in a passivating solution that creates an additional protective barrier.

Advantages of Passivation

  • Increased corrosion resistance: Passivation creates an additional protective layer that significantly increases resistance to atmospheric factors.
  • Longer lifespan: Thanks to passivation, the frames of our trailers are more durable and less susceptible to damage.
  • Aesthetics: Passivation gives the frames an aesthetic appearance, which is especially important for customers who value both the functionality and appearance of their trailers.

Passivation Applications in Lorries Trailers

Why Do We Passivate Our Frames?

IN Lorries we are committed to delivering the highest quality products. Passivation of frames after galvanizing is one of the steps that allows us to ensure that our trailers are not only durable but also corrosion resistant. We use this process especially on trailers whose frames are not painted to provide them with long-term protection.

Examples of Our Products

Transport trailers

Our cargo trailers with passivated frames are exceptionally strong and corrosion-resistant, which is crucial when transporting heavy loads.

Specialized trailers

In agricultural and construction trailers, passivation of frames provides additional protection, which ensures their longevity even in the most difficult operating conditions.

Benefits of Frame Passivation

Longer Trailer Life

Passivation significantly extends the life of trailer frames, which translates into lower operating and maintenance costs. Thanks to this, our trailers can last longer, offering reliability for many years.

Greater Reliability

Trailers with passivated frames are more reliable, regardless of the conditions in which they are used. Passivation provides an additional layer of protection that protects against corrosion and mechanical damage.

Aesthetics and Functionality

Passivation gives the frames an aesthetic appearance, which makes our trailers look modern and professional. Additionally, increased corrosion resistance translates into better functionality and longer product life.

Why Choose Lorries?

Highest Quality Standards

At Lorries, we are committed to the highest quality standards. Each trailer undergoes rigorous testing and inspection to ensure it meets our requirements. Frame passivation is just one of the elements that contribute to the reliability of our products.

Innovative Solutions

We are constantly innovating to make our trailers even more durable and functional. Passivation is just one of many technologies we use to provide our customers with the best products on the market.

Experience and Expertise

With over 45 years of experience in the industry, our companies, Stalko and Lorries, have acquired vast knowledge and skills. Thanks to this, we can offer trailers that are not only durable, but also meet all the requirements of our customers.

Summary

Galvanized frame is the foundation of durability and protection of trailers Lorries. Thanks to galvanization, our trailers are more resistant to corrosion and damage, which ensures their longevity and reliability. When choosing trailers Lorries, you invest in products that are solid, durable and safe.
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