polyaspartic polyurea solutionCorrosion Protection

High-solids, fast-drying, weather- and abrasion-resistant systems for different corrosion environments, including structural steel, hydraulic structures, wind-power equipment, and petrochemical tanks and pipelines.

Maintenance crew to perform the corrosion protection coating on the surface of large bridge beams

Main characteristics of materials

The following is a typical description of performance in the available technical information and does not constitute a single project commitment; The formal selection shall be combined with corrosive environments, media, design life and construction conditions.

Fast drying and low-temperature curing

It can be stabilized at approximately -15℃ temperatures, helping to reduce construction intervals.

Efficient construction

A single membrane can reach approximately 0.375 mm and reduce the number of construction paths.

Weather resistance and color retention

The referenced aliphatic system reports QUVB weathering testing of up to 3,000 h; verify the applicable system and test conditions.

High content, low VOC

The construction contained approximately 80% — 100%, which helped to reduce volatile organic matter.

Corrosion and grinding.

Reference salt-spray access to 3000 h; 750 g / 500 may grind less than 30 mg.

Chemical resistance

Adsistence for media such as acid alkali, organic solvents, diesel and oil, based on leaching tests.

Typical corrosion protection systems

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Corrosion protection for building steelwork

For plant, site and construction steel components, combining construction windows, outdoor weather resistance and maintenance efficiency.

Specific base paints should be selected according to the steel surface treatment level, the corrosion level and the template attached.

Corrosion protection for hydraulic steel structures

For gates, barbers and related water or high-wet steel components, with emphasis on water pressure, long-term impregnation and maintenance windows.

The typical total dry membrane thickness is approximately 0.5 – 0.6 mm, which is actually confirmed as immersion and design requirements.

Corrosion protection for wind-power equipment

For towers, cabin masks and related steel components, taking into account outdoor weather resistance, salt-spray maintenance and limited maintenance windows.

Sea and coastal environments need to be selected in combination with salt spray, ultraviolet, temperature differential and maintenance cycles.

Corrosion protection for petrochemical tanks and pipelines

Placing of tissue bottom, middle and surface coatings by exposure medium, temperature, leaching conditions and design lifetime.

A typical total dry film thickness of approximately 0.3 mm; Exposure media and temperature are subject to special selection and compatibility confirmation.

Status and construction confirmation

Prior to formal construction work should confirm the requirements for rust decorative grade, surface roughness, dew point, humidity, repainting interval and quality acceptance.

Base Status

Corrosion, old coatings, welding, sharp edges and contaminants are recorded, with clear surface treatment levels.

Service environment

Corrosion levels, water leaching, salt spray, ultraviolet, temperature and chemical media are identified.

Template and acceptance

Determines the matching, film thickness and recoat window by attaching it to the exterior template.

Need help selecting a corrosion protection system?

The provision of base materials, corrosive environments, media, design life and construction conditions will assist in determining coating packages and film thickness.

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