Dear sea friends: Has anyone used Zoudun or Aksu paint on petrochemical facilities? What was the results like?
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Dear sea friends: Have you used Zou Dun or Aksu paint on petrochemical plants? What were the results?
Zoudun is more expensive, but it also has good performance. Aksu is cheaper; in terms of performance, the epoxy paint produced by Aksu is of higher quality. Personally, I think Zoudun isn’t a good value overall.
Both Zoudun and Aksu are used in the petrochemical industry; in terms of performance, Zoudun seems to be better, but it is more expensive. If cost is not a concern due to being a state-owned enterprise, then Zoudun is the better choice. The international after-sales on-site service is good; make sure the terms for on-site service are specified in the contract.
Of course it’s from Aksu, the number one brand.
Jordan and Aksu should both be nice； Aksu has used it.
Both are good; they are both qualified suppliers of BASF
Our factory has designated 3 companies: Jordan, PPG, and IT (Aksu); each of these 3 companies has its own combination for each type of anti-corrosion system, and overall the results are similar. IT is slightly more expensive in terms of price. But IT now also has its own project team; the project we are working on is managed by IT’s own team (IT finds its own professional partners, providing the paint, technology, solutions, and quality oversight). IT’s 670S has a clear advantage over other paints available on the market, mainly because it allows for thicker single-coat applications, which saves time and reduces costs related to supplementary materials. Competitive.