apply phosphate coating to metal workpiece

Prevent steel or iron workpieces from rusting and other corrosion by applying a protective phosphate coating to the metal surface through a chemical reaction of phosphate salts and a dilute solution of phosphoric acid with the surface of the coated workpiece, forming a protective layer of insoluble, crystalline phosphates, usally iron. Phosphate coatings are usually applied to car bodies in their manufacturing process.

ESCO classifies apply phosphate coating to metal workpiece under the skills category, specifically in the applying protective or decorative solutions or coatings subcategory.

ESCO tags apply phosphate coating to metal workpiece as a occupation-specific (rooted in one role family) skill — a signal of how portable it is when you change field.

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