The surface of the epoxy paint applicator pump can also be used for a long time
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The image below shows the oil pump in a petrochemical coking unit. Due to the high level of dust in the pump room, and the fact that the oil transported by these pumps is heavy-duty oil, any leakage of oil can penetrate ordinary alkyd paints and similar coatings. Such oil makes it difficult to clean the area, leaving behind oil stains that can affect the integrity of the equipment. Later, epoxy enamel coatings were used, which prevented oil stains from seeping in; the surface of the pumps was easy to clean, and this was well received by the employees. It has been in use for over 10 years now, and it performs very well.
Applying epoxy paint to the surface of pumps effectively prevents oil stains from penetrating, facilitates cleaning, and ensures a long service life. .
Teacher Wang: I have two questions: 1. What is the maximum temperature that epoxy enamel can withstand? 2. The epoxy enamel is applied to the pump at room temperature. Should I still use it while working? (i.e., temperature requirement before painting)