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High Performance Water Based Coating Enhanced with Nano Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors

High Performance Water Based Coating Enhanced with Nano Vapor Corrosion Inhibitors
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The use of single component water based coatings for protection of metal substrates continues to grow due to their low odor, health and safety advantages, easy cleanup and environmental friendliness. Nevertheless, the challenge continues to find alternatives to the traditional chromate, zinc or similar heavy metal type corrosion inhibitors which tend to rely on passivation or sacrificial cathodic protection. 

Product Number: 51217-027-SG
Author: Markus Bieber
Publication Date: 2017
Industry: Coatings
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The use of single component water based coatings for protection of metal substrates continues to grow due to their low odor, health and safety advantages, easy cleanup and environmental friendliness. Nevertheless, the challenge continues to find alternatives to the traditional chromate, zinc or similar heavy metal type corrosion inhibitors which tend to rely on passivation or sacrificial cathodic protection4. Additionally, ongoing regulatory developments, which require lower VOCs and elimination of carcinogenic materials continue to tighten the usage of products containing these heavy metals thus forcing the need for alternative technologies. The use of nano vapor phase corrosion inhibitors (VCIs) provide an attractive alternative by adsorbing onto the metal substrate and filling the voids or micro-crevices of the substrate and preventing corrosion from starting or growing once the surface of the coating has been damaged. This technology has been proven effective in single component water based coatings at dry film thickness (DFTs) of 1 mil (25 microns).

The use of single component water based coatings for protection of metal substrates continues to grow due to their low odor, health and safety advantages, easy cleanup and environmental friendliness. Nevertheless, the challenge continues to find alternatives to the traditional chromate, zinc or similar heavy metal type corrosion inhibitors which tend to rely on passivation or sacrificial cathodic protection4. Additionally, ongoing regulatory developments, which require lower VOCs and elimination of carcinogenic materials continue to tighten the usage of products containing these heavy metals thus forcing the need for alternative technologies. The use of nano vapor phase corrosion inhibitors (VCIs) provide an attractive alternative by adsorbing onto the metal substrate and filling the voids or micro-crevices of the substrate and preventing corrosion from starting or growing once the surface of the coating has been damaged. This technology has been proven effective in single component water based coatings at dry film thickness (DFTs) of 1 mil (25 microns).

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