Articles Tagged with ''Corrosion Control''

Self-healing polymers are a class of smart materials that have the capability of autonomically repairing themselves after damage, without the need for detection or repair by manual intervention.

It’s tough out there, especially for metals that aren’t protected from the elements.

Cortec's VpCI®-337 is a ready-to-use, water-based vapor-phase corrosion inhibitor for protection in virtually any situation.

Corrosion of steel, aluminum and other structural metals erodes the safety and financial stability of industries and countries alike. Fighting corrosion in ships, tanks, planes and equipment costs the Pentagon $22.9 billion a year.

VpCI®-386 is an organic water-based acrylic coating that provides superior multimetal corrosion protection in harsh, outdoor, unsheltered applications, incorporating Cortec's unique VpCI technology.

Sherwin-Williams Polysiloxane XLE-80 HAPS Free epoxy siloxane meets the requirements of the U.S. Navy.

A multifunctional smart coating for the autonomous control of corrosion is being developed using pH-sensitive microcapsules.

MICRALOX® is a revolutionary new aluminum oxide coating for finishing aluminum medical devices, marine products and aluminum industrial products.

Development teams at Steuler KCH Materials GmbH (Siershahn, Germany) are using the Kinexus rotational rheometer from Malvern Instruments to help analyze the rheological characteristics of products such as spray coatings.

A novel, non-chrome, thin organic hybrid coating for coil application on a variety of metal substrates has been created.