LC Coating (Organic Polymer Composite Dry Film)

Surface Finishing · LC Coating
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LC dry-film coating: an organic polymer composite film giving 200 h+ protection together with dry-film lubrication.

Function · Surface EngineeringFunction · Magnesium Galvanic Corrosion ControlMaterial · Carbon SteelIndustry · New Energy VehiclesIndustry · HPC & AI Servers
Finish CodeTZ304
Environmental GradeREACH / RoHS compliant
Salt Spray Standard200 h and above
Appearance / ColourDark grey
Suitable ForAll types of screws, fasteners and precision metal parts
FeaturesDry-film lubrication; corrosion resistant
Environmental ComplianceREACH and RoHS compliant
Quantity
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Overview

Surface finishing on a fastener is a functional coating, not a cosmetic one: it sets the friction coefficient that determines how much of the applied torque becomes clamp load, and it defines how long the part survives in a corrosive environment. Two finishes that look identical can differ by a factor of several in salt-spray hours and by enough in friction to change the torque specification. This listing: finish code TZ304, salt spray 200 h and above, appearance / colour Dark grey, environmental compliance REACH and RoHS compliant.

What sets this listing apart: Environmental Grade REACH / RoHS compliant; Features Dry-film lubrication; corrosion resistant.

Advantages

Barrier coatings protect the base metal, while sacrificial coatings protect the steel even at a scratch; the choice depends on whether the joint will be damaged in service.

Hydrogen embrittlement risk separates processes: electroplating on high-strength steel needs a de-embrittlement bake, while mechanical and flake coatings avoid the risk entirely.

Friction coefficient changes with coating: a zinc-flake coating typically runs lower and more consistently than electroplated zinc, which is why torque tables are finish-specific.

Applications

Automotive underhood and body joints, outdoor equipment, marine and coastal installations, electronics hardware, and any joint where the torque specification is tied to a friction value.

Quote the standard, the hours and the acceptance criterion together — a salt-spray figure without the test method is not a specification. Check that the coating process is compatible with the core hardness of the part.

Product information is supplied by Toprecision. Custom parts can be produced to drawing — contact us for samples or a quotation.

Specifications across this series

2 parts in this series

PartFinish CodeEnvironmental Gr…Salt Spray Stand…Appearance / Col…
LC (PLC Polymer Carbon Film) · TZ029 / Low-temperature vacuum plasma deposition; no waste liquid or gas emissions. RoHS compliant / 120-300 h with a metallic interlayerTZ029Low-temperature vacuum plasma deposition; no waste liquid or gas emissions. RoHS compliant120-300 h with a metallic interlayerDark grey to black
LC Coating (Organic Polymer Composite Dry Film) · TZ304 / REACH / RoHS compliant / 200 h and aboveTZ304REACH / RoHS compliant200 h and aboveDark grey

Values are taken from each part’s own attribute set. Changing length, material or finish changes pull-out strength and installation torque, so compare the row that matches your drawing.

Selection and test data: engagement length, standards, salt-spray hours

FAQ

What does this finish provide?

Finish Code TZ304, Environmental Grade REACH / RoHS compliant, Salt Spray Standard 200 h and above, Appearance / Colour Dark grey.

How does it affect torque and friction?

Carbon Steel.

What should I verify before ordering or installing it?

Quote the standard, the hours and the acceptance criterion together — a salt-spray figure without the test method is not a specification. Check that the coating process is compatible with the core hardness of the part.