"coating adhesion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the strength or ability of a coating to stick or bond to a surface. Example: The coating adhesion of the new paint is remarkable, as it has withstood extreme weather conditions without chipping or peeling.
This paper presents an investigation of coating adhesion loss in forming polymer-coated sheet metals.
In this study, micro-scratch tests were conducted on diamond-coated tungsten-carbide substrates to investigate coating adhesion.
The coating adhesion is also dependent on the pair substrate-coating materials, substrate cleaning and blasting, coating application process, coating application parameters and environmental conditions.
One possible solution is the use of CVD TiN-TiB2 coatings which covers high hardness as well as good coating adhesion.
Further improvements in the coatings' performance could be attained by laser glazing to enhance coating adhesion and oxidation resistance.
The adhesion strengths of coatings were determined by pull-off method and showed that coating adhesion reached 65 MPa.
An improvement of coating adhesion occurs as their thickness decrease, although very thin coatings may not attain the protection requirements [33].
The microstructure of hot dip galvanized zinc coatings on dual phase steel was investigated by electron microscopy and the coating adhesion characterized by tensile testing.
The coating adhesion was analyzed using an erosion test, and the photodegradation of the coated polymers was assessed through a photo-degradation test.
Subsequently, methods to improve chitosan coating adhesion are explained.
Coating adhesion to the substrate was also evaluated.
