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Based on chemical nanotechnology glass-like protective coatings thermally processed at comparatively low temperatures of around 500 °C were developed for aluminium and steel substrates by two different means. Starting from polymeric sols containing a multicomponent oxide of the SiO 2  – B 2 O 3  – P 2 O 5  – Na 2 O system produced by sol-gel technology under acidic conditions, coatings were developed which are thin, hard, transparent, crack-free and corrosion resistant. Electrophoretic deposition of coatings from particulate sols containing multicomponent oxide synthesised under basic conditions proved to be a promising method when very thick coatings are required. Both routes offer the potential of a new type of purely inorganic coatings for corrosion and abrasion protection.

Novel corrosion protective coatings for aluminium alloys and steels based on oxidic nanoparticles