Benzotriazole for copper and yellow metals, with sodium molybdate and sodium nitrite for ferrous protection in metalworking fluids and closed systems.
부식방지제는 수계 유체 내에서 금속 부품 및 설비의 전기화학적 부식을 늦추는 첨가제입니다. In industrial manufacturing they split by the metal they protect: azole film-formers such as benzotriazole guard copper, brass, and other yellow metals, while anodic inhibitors such as sodium nitrite and sodium molybdate passivate ferrous surfaces. A mixed-metal system u2014 a cast-iron machine wetted with brass fittings u2014 usually needs both a yellow-metal azole and a ferrous inhibitor, because each protects metals the other does not.
Benzotriazole (BTA) is the standard yellow-metal inhibitor. It forms a thin, insoluble complex on copper and brass that blocks the corrosion reaction, and it stays effective at low dose, often a fraction of a percent of the fluid. Specify BTA wherever a metalworking fluid, coolant, or cleaner contacts copper alloys. It does little for bare steel, so it complements rather than replaces a ferrous inhibitor.
For ferrous protection the choice is between sodium nitrite and sodium molybdate, and that is the real trade-off on this page. Sodium nitrite is a strong, low-cost anodic inhibitor, but it is not used in fluids containing secondary amines, because the two can react to form N-nitrosamines; many modern water-soluble metalworking fluids use sodium molybdate or amine-carboxylate chemistry instead. Molybdate works at higher dose and cost but avoids that reaction. Confirm regulatory status for your application and jurisdiction.
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