SurTec 650 is a chemical conversion process used on aluminum and aluminum alloys to create a corrosion-resistant, conductive and solderable surface. The layer thickness is around 80-100 nm or less than 1 µ. It is applied by dipping, spraying or wiping.
How the process works:
- Chemical conversion process: SurTec 650 forms a thin, chemically converted layer on the aluminum surface, which consists of chromium(III) compounds.
- Corrosion protection: This layer protects the aluminum from corrosion by creating a barrier against the environment.
- Conductivity and solderability: The layer is conductive and solderable, which is important for various applications.
- Liability for subsequent coatings: SurTec 650 improves the adhesion of paints, adhesives and sealants to the surface.
- Environmental friendliness: The process is chromium (VI)-free and complies with the latest environmental protection directives.
- Application: SurTec 650 is used in many industries, such as electronics, the automotive industry and aerospace.





