Looking for a paint that is wear-resistant and resistant to acids and alkalis
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The raw material used in our company’s production is a mixed acid of 25% phosphoric acid and 5% sulfuric acid, which is transported by tank trucks. Every time acid is unloaded at the factory, a considerable amount of it spills onto the roads, causing immediate corrosion and posing obvious environmental problems. We are now looking for a paint that is resistant to acids and alkalis as well as wear-resistant, so that we can apply it directly to concrete surfaces and thus completely avoid this problem. The tank truck weighs about 40 tons.
Is the marking paint applied on the road sufficient to meet what you mentioned?
Using road paint and applying it following the standard procedures for painting roads should work.
Road paint is only wear-resistant, but not resistant to acids and alkalis. That’s painted finish
Epoxy resin floors can resist acids and alkalis, but they cannot withstand pressure. Our tank truck is 50 tons
Polyurea elastomer SPUA: wear-resistant, and it also has good resistance to acids and alkalis
Coatings that are wear-resistant, acid- and alkali-resistant, and pressure-resistant can generally only be achieved with imported polymer materials; the specific application conditions also play a role
Henkel has a high-performance quartz that should meet your requirements
You can also give it a try to see the effect; I think there’s no problem!
There is now a type of ceramic coating that prevents roads from becoming soft; as far as I know, there should be no problems with it at all. It is resistant to corrosion and also has strong adhesion properties.