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1. The inorganic zinc-rich primer with a bonded base layer is suitable as an anti-corrosion primer for the outer walls of pipes at temperatures below 400°C; it can be used in combination with silicone high-temperature resistant topcoats. 2. Epoxy phenolic paint is used as a primer and topcoat for the anti-corrosion protection of the outer surfaces of carbon steel, cast iron, and stainless steel pipes at temperatures below 200°C; it is recommended for use on pipes with insulation layers. 3. The high-temperature resistant anti-corrosion paint for industrial pipelines is suitable for protecting the outer walls of pipelines at temperatures ranging from 200 to 800°C; it can be used whether the pipelines have insulation layers or not.
When selecting high-temperature resistant anti-corrosion paint for industrial pipelines, considerations can be made based on the actual operating temperature and conditions: 1. If the pipeline operates at temperatures below 400°C, an inorganic zinc-rich primer that provides a cohesive base coat can be used; this type of primer is suitable for protecting the outer surface of the pipeline, and it can be combined with a silicone-based high-temperature resistant top coat to enhance its effectiveness. 2. For environments with temperatures below 200°C, epoxy phenolic paint is a good choice. It can be used as both a primer and a topcoat, suitable for carbon steel, cast iron, and stainless steel pipes, and is particularly appropriate for pipes with insulation layers. 3. If the operating temperature range of the pipeline is wide, from 200°C to 800°C, high-temperature resistant anti-corrosion coatings designed specifically for industrial pipelines can be used; this type of coating is suitable for pipelines with or without insulation layers. Select the most suitable product based on specific working conditions and environmental requirements to ensure optimal corrosion resistance and durability. .