Alodine and Bonderite are both brands of chromate conversion coatings used to protect metals from corrosion and to improve the adhesion of paints. The main difference lies in the manufacturing company and the composition. Alodine was formerly a Turco brand name and was later acquired by Henkel, while Bonderite is a Henkel brand that encompasses both Alodine technology and other related coating processes.
Alodine (formerly Turco):
Alodine coatings are chromate conversion coatings that form a layer on metal surfaces that protects against corrosion and improves the adhesion of paints. Alodine coatings can be used on various metals such as steel, aluminum, zinc and other alloys. Alodine is known for its high corrosion resistance and good adhesion of paints and varnishes.
Bonderite:
Bonderite coatings also provide corrosion protection and improve the adhesion of paints. Bonderite coatings are suitable for a wide range of applications including aerospace, automotive and general industry. Bonderite is known for its reliability and durability.





