What is BS EN 2535 – Vacuum deposition of cadmium about?
BS EN 2535 discusses vacuum deposition on cadmium metal. The purpose of BS EN 2535 is to give the best industrial design and quality requirements to manufacturers.
BS EN 2535 defines the method for depositing cadmium layers according to the vacuum
deposition process, for use in aerospace construction.
According to this process, cadmium metal is vaporised under a vacuum and deposited directly on the base material with an interlayer. The coating produced in this way is ductile and electrically conductive.
Who BS EN 2535 - Vacuum deposition of cadmium for?
BS EN 2535 on vacuum deposition of cadmium is useful for:
- Aerospace equipment and component manufacturers
- Product design engineers
- Quality control, testing and inspection authorities
- Regulatory bodies
- Certification bodies
Why should you use BS EN 2535 - Vacuum deposition of cadmium?
Vacuum deposition is a generic term used to describe a type of surface engineering treatment used to deposit layers of material onto a substrate. Cadmium plating offers effective sacrificial protection to steel components under corroding conditions. When it comes to the manufacturing and use of aerospace components, reliability, consistent performance, and durability are crucial.
BS EN 2535 walks you through conditions prior to processing, pre-treatment, treatment process, post-treatment, characteristics and quality of vacuum deposition of cadmium. This will ensure the quality and performance of Vacuum deposition of cadmium.
With compliance to BS EN 2535 you can demonstrate the reliability of cadmium and build trust in their use throughout the aerospace supply chain.
