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This post was last edited by Wang Wei 2 on 2023-9-7 10:53 Metal low surface treatment coating coating and usage effects For metal corrosion, using paint coating to prevent metal corrosion is one of the main methods. Paint coating is used, because the paint itself requires metal surface treatment to reach Sa2.5 level in coastal cities. For such requirements, new projects can meet the requirements. However, it is difficult for a large number of painting equipment and metal surfaces of steel structures that require secondary maintenance to meet such requirements. In addition, the use of machinery and artificial machinery for on-site construction does not meet environmental protection and fire protection requirements. Therefore, metal corrosion protection requires a low surface treatment coating to replace the traditional surface treatment coating system. Improve the service life of equipment and steel structures and meet environmental protection and construction safety requirements. The following pictures are of low surface treatment painting and application effects on lubricating oil tanks. The outer wall is painted in 3 coats, 110 microns. The inner wall of the tank has 1 line of 35 microns, and the bottom of the tank has 2 lines of 70 microns.
The application and application of metal low surface treatment coatings generally provide good corrosion protection and extend the service life of metal equipment and steel structures. This kind of paint coating can be applied without strict requirements on metal surface treatment, which facilitates maintenance and secondary coating. It also complies with environmental and fire protection requirements as there is no need to use machinery or manual machinery for on-site construction. The lubricating oil tank shown in the picture was painted with low surface treatment paint. The outer wall was painted with 3 coats with a thickness of 110 microns, the inner wall was coated with 1 coat with a thickness of 35 microns, and the bottom of the tank was coated with 2 coats with a thickness of 70 microns. Such coatings can effectively protect metals from corrosion and increase their service life. .