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Various paints and epichlorohydrin!

2011-08-18View Original

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. Will paint be dissolved by epichlorohydrin? Is there any paint that is resistant to epichlorohydrin? Can fluorocarbon paint withstand epichlorohydrin? If a carbon steel tank is to be used for storing epichlorohydrin, what type of coating would be suitable for protecting its inner wall? There are currently 10 carbon steel tanks, and they want to be modified for storing ECH. If you have any good suggestions or products, please recommend them! .
Reply #22011-11-10
Reply to 1# chemi: You can conduct an experiment by yourself. Find a small carbon steel container, coat its inner wall with the fluorocarbon paint you mentioned, then fill it with epichlorohydrin. After leaving it there for at least a month, you’ll be able to see whether this type of paint works or not. As for exactly what kind of paint to use, I haven’t used it either; we use stainless steel storage tanks

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