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Painting issue on the bottom surface of the saddle for horizontal equipment

2020-06-20View Original

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I have a question for the experts: is it necessary to paint the bottom surface of the saddle base of horizontal containers? The material of the saddle is usually carbon steel, and theoretically, the surface of carbon steel needs to be painted. There is a sliding saddle; if this saddle moves during the operation of the equipment, the paint will be damaged. Determine whether painting is necessary
Reply #22020-06-20
Just apply some iron red anti-rust paint
Reply #32020-06-20
Paint. The displacement capacity of the base of a regular tank is not large.
Reply #42020-06-20
Paint is required for the fixed end; the sliding end does not need paint, but it must be protected, for example by applying oil
Reply #52020-06-22
A rust-inhibiting primer needs to be applied to the equipment before it leaves the factory.
Reply #62020-06-22
Is the sliding that big? Generally, an anti-rust primer is used, and butter is applied to the sliding end steel plates
Reply #72020-06-22
Paint is required; the same requirements apply as for the equipment cylinder. Antirust grease should be applied to the bottom of the sliding saddle.

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