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GMW15416

Anticorrosion Wax for Cavities and Underbody and Engine Compartment - Generic Qualification

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Organization: GMW
Publication Date: 1 April 2018
Status: active
Page Count: 15
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This standard explains the general material performance, compatibility, and processing requirements for international corporate approval of wax-based corrosion prevention fluids.

Material Description.

Materials qualified to this standard shall meet the performance shown in Appendix B, Table B1 (Cavity Wax) or Appendix A, Table B2 (Underbody Coating Wax) or Appendix A, Table B3 (Engine Compartment Wax).

Suppliers must demonstrate the technology as being production capable to reduce undue risk prior to release in a production facility. Any material development issues, such as chemical or performance values that fall outside of specified ranges, must be discussed with the appropriate material engineer for resolution. Material must successfully complete a production trial in a target facility prior to release for other facilities.

Symbols.

Not applicable.

Applicability.

This standard applies to wax-based corrosion prevention materials that are intended for use on automotive vehicles. These coatings must provide additional corrosion prevention for:

• Cavities, or

• Underbody and Chassis, or

• Engine Compartment of Completely Painted Car Bodies.

Remarks.

Special Requirement.

Materials that utilize an oxidative cure process require a protective gas atmosphere in the head space of the container during shipping and storage to prevent curing.

Additionally materials that utilize an oxidative cure process may require a gel oven followed by a cooling stage to accelerate the cure process and prevent wax drips throughout the vehicle assembly process.

Document History

GMW15416
April 1, 2018
Anticorrosion Wax for Cavities and Underbody and Engine Compartment - Generic Qualification
This standard explains the general material performance, compatibility, and processing requirements for international corporate approval of wax-based corrosion prevention fluids. Material...
February 1, 2014
Anticorrosion Wax for Cavities and Underbody and Engine Compartment - Generic Qualification
This standard details the general material performance, compatibility, and processing requirements for international corporate approval of wax-based corrosion prevention fluids. Material...
October 1, 2009
Anticorrosion Wax for Cavities and Underbody and Engine Compartment - Generic Qualification
This specification details the general material performance, compatibility, and processing requirements for international corporate approval of wax-based corrosion prevention fluids. Material...

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