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Almost every metal article, at one or more stages during its progress from the rough casting or forging to the finished product, undergoes a wet process. Such a process, which may be acid pickling, alkaline degreasing or derusting, electroplating, phosphating or rinsing, or may form part of a mechanical treatment such as drawing or cutting, involves the contact of an aqueous solution with a metal surface and some chemical or physical action there: chemical dissolution of scale, physical removal of grease, deposition of a metal or a compound etc.

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