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What can be done to keep the inside of electrical conduits from rusting while providing enough slip for electrical wires to pass through? Cortec has provided the answer with the development of its new EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating. This is yet another example of Cortec’s role as an innovator in corrosion control, creating exciting new products adapted to specific end user needs.
EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating is a unique high-heat-resistant water-based DTM (direct-to-metal) coating that offers improved surface slip, excellent outdoor weathering, and thermal heat protection. It significantly retards the reaction of metal ionisation and repels water, thus protecting against corrosive electrolytes and aggressive environments. This thixotropic coating resists sagging and running and is thermally stable when dried in ambient temperatures up to approximately 500F (260C), depending on color choice (clear, black, or aluminium). EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating offers extended protection in sheltered, unsheltered, indoor, or outdoor conditions and is UV resistant to resist cracking or chipping from prolonged exposure to sunlight.
Why corrosion protection for electrical conduits?
Corrosion protection is more critical in some environments than others. For example, electrical conduits are more vulnerable to corrosion when stored outdoors than indoors, or when installed in a tropical, humid climate instead of a hot, dry one. Corrosion protection may be necessary in several phases of the piping life cycle.
Why a high-temp slip coating?
Slip coatings are very important for electrical conduits because they reduce the coefficient of friction on the inside of the pipes. This makes it easier to push electrical wiring through the tubes when installed. By combining a slip coating with Cortec VpCI corrosion inhibitors, EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating allows electrical conduit manufacturers and users to tackle two challenges at once. Another important consideration is the temperature required during coating application. Many tube makers must briefly expose piping to extreme heat during the manufacturing process (eg, to cure coatings). EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating is therefore designed to withstand high temperatures so it will not be destroyed.
Get ready to coat the conduit!
It can be challenging to protect pipe internals from corrosion, but Cortec has made it possible with a new Micro-Corrosion Inhibiting Coating designed for this specialty application. By using EcoShield VpCI-386 HT Slip Coating, manufacturers can protect against flash corrosion during storage and shipment, and end users can help electrical conduits last longer even after pipes are installed in corrosive environments.
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