Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
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Has anyone experienced galvanic corrosion by attaching Carbon reinforced PEEK with metals, specifically steels? Any info appreciated.
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Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
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RE: Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
Keeping carbon fiber electrically insulated from metals is standard practice and completely prevents galvanic corrosion.
RE: Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
Good stainless steels such as 300-series, 200-series and A-286, etc., are pretty compatible with carbon without insulation. Same goes for other good corrosion resisting materials, such as titanium and nickel alloys.
The PEEK is completely inert for all metals that I know of. The risk is galvanic corrosion from any exposed carbon.
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RE: Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
RE: Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion
RE: Carbon reinforced PEEK galvanic Corrosion