Phosphated Tube

Phosphated tubes are metal tubes that have undergone a phosphate coating process, also known as phosphating. This chemical treatment forms a thin, adherent layer of phosphate crystals on the surface of the tube, enhancing its properties and making it suitable for various industrial applications. Phosphating is commonly applied to steel, iron, and other metals to improve corrosion resistance, provide a better surface for painting or coating, and reduce friction in mechanical applications. Tubes used in hydraulic systems are often phosphated to prevent rust and ensure smooth operation.