Aluminum triphosphate
What is Aluminum triphosphate?
Aluminum triphosphate (CAS 13939-25-8) is an inorganic aluminum salt; a corrosion-inhibiting pigment and pH buffer in protective coating systems.
Where is Aluminum triphosphate used?
- Anticorrosive primers and industrial coatings: non-toxic corrosion inhibitor
- Steel and aluminum substrates: chromate replacement in compliance-sensitive formulations
- Adhesives and sealants: adhesion to metal surfaces
- Construction materials: substrate protection and durability in cementitious coatings and waterproofing membranes
- Water treatment: buffering agent controlling pH in treatment compounds and mineral-based process chemicals
- It passivates metal substrates and slows electrochemical corrosion without heavy metals such as chromate or zinc phosphate.
Good to know: Performance varies with surface area and purity level for pigment-grade material. Buyers sourcing for coatings applications should confirm compatibility specifications.
Commercial specifications
- Particle size distribution is a key quality parameter
- Compatible with adhesive bases and dry-blended construction formulations
Other Names (Synonyms)
Triphosphoric acid, aluminum salt (1:1)|A4V295504Y|ALUMINUM HYDROGEN TRIPHOSPHATE|ALUMINUM DIHYDROGEN TRIPHOSPHATE|TRIPHOSPHORIC ACID, ALUMINUM SALT|Aluminum triphosphate (AlH2P3O10)|K-Bond 80|Aluminum hydrogen triphosphate (AlH2P3O10)