Return to Product Center

Polyaspartic polyurea pipeline corrosion protection

An aliphatic UV-resistant pipeline coating designed to resist acids, alkalis and salts. Performance depends on the selected grade and service conditions.—Weathering results depend on test conditions and the selected grade.

Product name:
Polyaspartic polyurea pipeline corrosion protection
Product category:
Anti-corrosion coatings
Rows of steel pipes stacked inside an industrial building

Rows of steel pipes stacked inside an industrial building

Key features

  • solids content :≥95%
  • UV-resistant 3000h
  • Corrosion resistance

Specifications

Technical documents and conditions of use

See the technical documents below for specification sources and conditions. Verify the exact grade and document version before application. Specification sources

This document covers the relevant product series. Confirm the exact model, substrate preparation, mixing ratio, dry film thickness, temperature, humidity, curing and test conditions. Typical series values are not guaranteed values for every application.

Verify performance and service-life statements against the relevant reports, specimen preparation, test standards and service conditions. Service-life figures without supporting reports are not durability guarantees; site photographs do not replace film-thickness testing or project acceptance records.

Technical Parameters for the polyaspartic polyurea conduit
ParameterValue / unit / conditions
Density1.1-1.2 g/cm³
Touch-dry Time≤3 h
Through-dry time≤24 h
Full cure7 days (to final strength)
Tear strength≥50 N/mm
Bond strengthSteel ≥3.0 MPa
Water impermeabilityImpermeable to water
Temperature resistance-35℃~120℃
Water absorption<0.5%
Salt-spray resistance≥2000 h
VOC content≤50 g/L
Hazardous substancesRefer to the grade-specific SDS and hazardous-substance test report.
Solids content≥95%
Tensile strength10-25 MPa
Elongation at break300%-500%
Weather resistanceRefer to the applicable weathering test report and its stated test conditions.

Features

  • Evaluate weathering performance for the selected grade, color and film thickness. Confirm maintenance and protective-layer requirements for the project.—Weathering results depend on test conditions and the selected grade.
  • Elongation at break exceeds 300%, accommodating thermal expansion, contraction and minor pipe deformation while bridging fine cracks at joints and surfaces. A dense three-dimensional network blocks moisture, oxygen and corrosive media to prevent rust and corrosion, accommodating deformation in steel and concrete pipes.
  • Barrier performance: verify water-pressure resistance, adhesion, dry-film thickness and joint detailing for the selected coating system. Pipeline suitability depends on the substrate, medium, exposure and project acceptance tests.
  • Review the grade-specific SDS, emissions data and ventilation requirements before use. Wear appropriate protective equipment. Drinking-water or food-contact applications require specific evidence and approval for the intended use.
  • Select the coating according to actual mechanical loads, chemical media, concentration, temperature and exposure. Confirm suitability by testing and establish an inspection and maintenance plan.
  • Appearances can be transmuted, depending on the use of pipelines and environmental needs, to integrate corrosion protection with marking, and to balance protective and recognition

Applications

Construction of drainage and fire pipes for water protection and repair; Oil and gas pipelines, chemical pipelines, heat pipelines, pipelines sealed;

Storage

This product is combustible. Store at or below 40 degrees Celsius in a cool, dry, ventilated place away from ignition sources. Shelf life: one year.

Key notes

These parameters represent typical performance ranges. Follow the product TDS/SDS, batch test report and actual service conditions. Contact us for the relevant documents, samples and application recommendations.

View more products

Our polyaspartic product range serves a variety of industries.

Return to Product Center

Selection guide

Pipeline coating selection starts by distinguishing buried, elevated and exposed service, then identifying steel or concrete substrates and joint locations. Compare accommodation of thermal movement, protection from soil or external media and coating continuity at joints.

Formulation notes

External pipeline protection and contact with the conveyed medium require different validation. Confirm the actual medium, substrate and joint treatment. For drinking-water, gas or other specific service, verify applicable documentation rather than treating a general corrosion-protection description as a dedicated approval.

Related resources: Technical information or contact the technical team for confirmation.