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Enhancing the Effectiveness of Food Grade Paint: Maximizing Safety & Reducing Corrosion

Enhancing the Effectiveness of Food Grade Paint: Maximizing Safety & Reducing Corrosion
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This research paper describes the various predicaments and issues to enhance the effectiveness of environmentally responsible food grade paint, which helps in maximizing safety and reducing the risk of corrosion. The presentation of this report will consider the characteristics of food grade paint as well as enumerates the companies that produce food grade paint. 

Product Number: 41215-877-SG
Author: Raza Nadeem Baghpatee
Publication Date: 2015
Industries: Coatings , Corrosion Monitoring and Control , Coatings and Linings
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This research paper describes the various predicaments and issues to enhance the effectiveness of environmentally responsible food grade paint, which helps in maximizing safety and reducing the risk of corrosion. The presentation of this report will consider the characteristics of food grade paint as well as enumerates the companies that produce food grade paint. Food grade paint can be categorized into two segments, direct and indirect. While the former is related to direct contact with food products, the latter is applicable to indirect contact with food. The paints that fall in the direct segment contain various types of internal coatings, which have been examined in the report. Moreover, one of the several problems reviewed in this report includes corrosion, which may be hazardous and malignant, to all the stakeholders. The cause and genesis of such predicaments have also been analyzed in this study which also provides a comprehensive mediation and high-performance green solution of such problems like, use of the appropriate waterborne protective food grade paint, strict specifications and VOC standards adopted, advances in surface of application, as well as legitimate surface preparation.

This research paper describes the various predicaments and issues to enhance the effectiveness of environmentally responsible food grade paint, which helps in maximizing safety and reducing the risk of corrosion. The presentation of this report will consider the characteristics of food grade paint as well as enumerates the companies that produce food grade paint. Food grade paint can be categorized into two segments, direct and indirect. While the former is related to direct contact with food products, the latter is applicable to indirect contact with food. The paints that fall in the direct segment contain various types of internal coatings, which have been examined in the report. Moreover, one of the several problems reviewed in this report includes corrosion, which may be hazardous and malignant, to all the stakeholders. The cause and genesis of such predicaments have also been analyzed in this study which also provides a comprehensive mediation and high-performance green solution of such problems like, use of the appropriate waterborne protective food grade paint, strict specifications and VOC standards adopted, advances in surface of application, as well as legitimate surface preparation.

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