Extend Equipment Life Left unprotected from water, steam, salt, oxygen, and other corrosive elements, structural metals such as steel and aluminum can become rusted, pitted, and unusable in critical equipment buildings, and infrastructure. Yet many industrial facilities must operate with virtually no downtime for planned equipment maintenance or replacement for decades. Click…
One Coat Application In contrast to traditional coatings that require three coats, one coat application and minimal prep for the protective ceramic coating provides facility maintenance managers with significant upfront savings. If the substrate is steel, a brush blast can knock off the loose rust so there is no need…
Chemically bonded phosphate ceramics may give operators “a magic bullet” in the fight against corrosion, according to Tony Collins, chief executive officer of EonCoat. Click here to read the full article
Safety Issues for Industrial Coatings For decades, industrial facilities have measured the effectiveness of a coating by its ability to prevent corrosion, which is its fundamental purpose. With the increasing awareness of the potential problems associated with the use of traditional organic-based coatings and the health risks posed to coating…
Safety first for Industrial Coatings Fortunately, in the past decade coating technology has changed dramatically. A new category of inorganic Chemically Bonded Phosphate Ceramics (CBPCs) has been formulated that emits no VOCs or HAPs during or after application, has no flashpoint, flame spread or hazardous waste disposal requirements. Some of…
One Coat Applications Many industrial facilities, such as petrochemical plants, must remain safely, efficiently operational with virtually no downtime, unplanned maintenance, or replacement for decades. Click here to read the full article
Corrosion: eating the oil industry from the inside out What caught my eye about EonCoat was its unique adhesion and chemical properties. If its hard outer shell is breached or knocked off, it still has corrosion protection where traditional coatings do not. Whether its coating is aged, beaten, or banged…
Safety first for industrial Coatings For decades, industrial facilities have measured the effectiveness of a coating by its ability to prevent corrosion, which, of course. is its fundamental purpose. However, with the increasing awareness of the dangers of traditional organic-based coatings and the serious health risk posed to coating contractors, may facility safety…
Flash Fire Prevention Fortunately, in the past decade coating technology has changed dramatically. A new category of inorganic Chemically Bonded Phosphate Ceramics has been formulated that emits no VOCs or HAPs during or after application, has no flashpoint flame spread, or hazardous waste disposal requirements. Click here to read the full…
Encoat Product Brief: Study: Safety First, for Industrial Coatings The EonCoat ceramic coating consists of two, non-hazardous components that do not interact until applied by a plural component spray gun. Since the components are not mixed and do not meet prior to application, the need for VOC-generating ingredients in the…