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Phosphan has developed a process of phosphatization zinc phosphate conversion coating. Phosphatization is used to provide metallic parts with corrosion resistance, lubricity, wear resistance, or as a foundation for subsequent coatings or painting. The company's technology combines two types of processes: a "dry" surface pretreatment process followed by a "wet" phosphating process. The process itself is environmentally friendly and carried out in a closed circle without sewage. Phosfan's process can be applied to any base metal such as stainless steels, aluminum, and copper alloys. The Phosfan process can be used to upgrade current coating lines by replacing wet stages with Phosfan's dry process or in new coating lines being built. Phosphan is a spinoff of Proffimat S.R.
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- What is Phosfan's primary technology?
- Phosfan has developed a process of phosphatization, specifically a zinc phosphate conversion coating, which provides metallic parts with corrosion resistance, lubricity, wear resistance, or acts as a foundation for subsequent coatings or painting.
- What is the environmental benefit of Phosfan's technology?
- Phosfan's phosphatization process is environmentally friendly, carried out in a closed circle without sewage, combining a "dry" surface pretreatment with a "wet" phosphating process.
- When was Phosfan founded?
- Phosfan was founded in January 2013.
- What is Phosfan's current operational status?
- Phosfan is currently inactive, having ceased operations in September 2020.
- Which organization provided grants to Phosfan?
- Phosfan received grants from the IIA (Israel Innovation Authority) in January 2014, January 2015, and January 2016.
- How many employees did Phosfan have?
- Phosfan had 6 employees.
- What is Phosfan's primary sector classification?
- Phosfan's primary sector is Industrial Technologies.
- Who are the founders of Phosfan?
- The founders of Phosfan are Eli Blumenreich, Itzhak Rosenthul, and Abraham Sheinkman.