
Zinc-Aluminium Sputtering Target
Zinc-aluminium (ZnAl) combines zinc’s ability to act as a sacrificial anode with the barrier and corrosion-resistance properties of aluminium. Increasing the aluminium content of the alloy has been shown to further improve long-term corrosion protection performance compared to zinc alone.
Sputtered ZnAl thin films are used as sacrificial, corrosion-protective coatings on steel and other metal substrates, providing cathodic protection in aggressive or marine environments. This mirrors the well-established use of thermally sprayed and hot-dip ZnAl coatings, with sputtering offering a route to thinner, more uniform protective films for applications such as precision components.
| Name | Zinc-Aluminium alloy |
| Composition | Zn85Al15 wt% (or as requested) |
| Purity | 99.9% |
| Shape | Disc, Plate |

