Anti-Corrosive Powder Coating
Anti-corrosive powder coating is a high-performance thermosetting coating specifically developed for protecting metal substrates from corrosion. It is formulated with high-quality anti-corrosive resins (such as epoxy resin, polyester-epoxy hybrid resin, or fluorocarbon resin) as the main film-forming materials, combined with anti-corrosive pigments (zinc phosphate, aluminum tripolyphosphate, etc.), fillers, and functional additives (anti-rust agents, leveling agents, curing agents). Through advanced melt extrusion, fine grinding, and sieving processes, the product forms a uniform and dense coating film after curing, which can effectively isolate the metal substrate from corrosive media (such as water, oxygen, acid, alkali, salt, and industrial fumes), thereby achieving long-term anti-corrosion protection. It is solvent-free, VOC-free, and fully compliant with international environmental protection standards, making it an ideal coating solution for metal products in various corrosive environments.
1. Core Anti-Corrosion Performance Advantages
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Excellent Corrosion Resistance: The dense coating film has strong barrier properties, which can effectively prevent the penetration of corrosive media. It exhibits outstanding resistance to neutral salt spray, acid rain, alkali washing, and salt fog corrosion. The neutral salt spray resistance can reach ≥1000 hours (for heavy-duty anti-corrosion grades), and the damp heat resistance is ≥2000 hours, ensuring long-term stable protection of the substrate in harsh environments such as coastal areas, industrial zones, and underground.
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Strong Substrate Adhesion: The coating film has excellent adhesion to various metal substrates (carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloy, galvanized sheet, etc.), reaching Grade 0 (ISO 2409 standard). It can firmly bond with the substrate without peeling, blistering, or cracking even under mechanical vibration or temperature changes, laying a solid foundation for anti-corrosion performance.
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Superior Mechanical Properties: While providing excellent anti-corrosion protection, the coating film also has good mechanical strength, including high impact resistance (≥50 KG·cm), excellent flexibility (bending test ≤2 mm), and scratch resistance. It can withstand the wear and impact during product transportation and use, avoiding coating damage caused by external forces and ensuring the integrity of the anti-corrosion barrier.
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Wide Curing Adaptability: According to different application scenarios and production processes, customizable curing parameters are available. The typical curing conditions are 160℃~200℃ for 10~20 minutes; low-temperature curing formulas (120℃~140℃) can also be developed for heat-sensitive substrates, which expands the application scope while ensuring anti-corrosion performance.
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Eco-Friendly & Safe: As a solvent-free and VOC-free product, it does not emit harmful gases during application and curing, avoiding environmental pollution and health hazards to construction personnel. It is non-flammable, non-explosive, and easy to transport and store, meeting the environmental protection and safety requirements of various industries.
2. Typical Technical Parameters
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Parameter Category
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Technical Indicators
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Reference Standard
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Physical Properties of Powder
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Bulk density: 1.1~1.8 g/cm³; Average particle size: 35~45 μm; Screen residue (125 μm): ≥99.5% passing
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GB/T 21782.13
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Curing Conditions
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Typical: 180℃/15 min; 200℃/10 min; Customizable low-temperature curing (120℃~140℃)
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GB/T 16995
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Coating Appearance
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Uniform color, dense film, no bubbles, cracks, pinholes or pigment agglomeration
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GB/T 37356
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Mechanical Performance
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Adhesion: Grade 0; Impact resistance: ≥50 KG·cm; Bending test: ≤2 mm; Pencil hardness: ≥2H
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ISO 2409, GB/T 1723, ISO 1519, GB/T 6739
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Corrosion Resistance
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Neutral salt spray resistance: ≥1000 h (heavy-duty); Damp heat resistance: ≥2000 h; Acid resistance (5% H₂SO₄, 48 h): No blistering, no peeling
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ISO 7253, GB/T 1740, GB/T 9274
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Theoretical Coverage
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9~12 ㎡/KG (at 60 μm film thickness)
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GB/T 13452.2
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Note: The above parameters are typical values for reference only. Specific indicators can be customized according to the corrosion level of the application environment and customer performance requirements.
3. Application Fields
Anti-corrosive powder coating is widely used in the surface anti-corrosion coating of various metal products, covering industries that require long-term protection in corrosive environments:
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Industrial Pipeline & Storage Equipment: Buried oil and gas pipelines, water supply and drainage pipelines, chemical storage tanks, oil tanks, and pipeline supports. It can resist corrosion from underground moisture, soil chemicals, and chemical media in storage tanks.
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Architectural Steel Structure & Hardware: Steel structures of industrial workshops, bridges, coastal buildings, outdoor railings, canopies, and hardware accessories (hinges, fasteners, brackets). It can withstand corrosion from acid rain, salt fog (coastal areas), and atmospheric oxidation.
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Transportation Equipment: Auto parts (chassis, wheels, engine components), railway vehicle underframe components, ship hull accessories, port loading and unloading equipment, and highway guardrails. It can resist corrosion from road salt, sea water, and industrial fumes during transportation.
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Electrical & Industrial Equipment: Power transmission and transformation equipment casings, transformer oil tanks, motor casings, electromechanical equipment components, and outdoor environmental protection equipment. It can protect equipment from corrosion in complex industrial environments.
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Underground & Marine Engineering: Underground metal supports, marine platforms, coastal navigation aids, and underwater metal components. It can adapt to the long-term humid and salt-rich environment underground and in the ocean, providing reliable anti-corrosion protection.
4. Storage & Construction Notes
4.1 Storage Requirements
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Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated warehouse with temperature below 30℃ and relative humidity below 60%. Avoid direct sunlight, high temperature, rain, and moisture to prevent powder agglomeration or performance degradation.
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Keep away from fire sources, oxidants, and corrosive substances. Do not stack with other types of powder coatings to avoid cross-contamination.
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The shelf life is 6 months under proper storage conditions. For products beyond the shelf life, they can be used only after passing re-inspection (including fluidity, curing performance, and film-forming effect).
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Seal the packaging immediately after each use to prevent moisture absorption and contamination of the powder.
4.2 Construction Requirements
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Substrate Pre-treatment: This is a key step to ensure anti-corrosion performance. For metal substrates, perform pre-treatment such as degreasing, derusting, and phosphating (or sandblasting) to remove oil, rust, moisture, and loose deposits. The substrate surface should reach Sa2.5 grade (for sandblasting) or have a clean phosphating film to improve coating adhesion.
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Spraying Methods: Suitable for corona electrostatic spraying and triboelectric electrostatic spraying. Before spraying, clean the spraying equipment to avoid mixing with other powders. Adjust the spraying pressure (0.3~0.5 MPa) and electrostatic voltage (60~80 KV) to ensure uniform powder deposition.
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Film Thickness Control: The recommended dry film thickness is 60~100 μm (adjust according to the corrosion level). Excessive thickness may cause pinholes or poor leveling; too thin thickness will reduce the anti-corrosion barrier effect. Use a film thickness gauge to monitor the thickness during construction.
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Curing Control: Strictly follow the recommended curing temperature and time. The curing temperature refers to the actual temperature of the workpiece (not the oven temperature). Use a temperature tester to monitor to ensure complete curing. Incomplete curing will significantly reduce the anti-corrosion performance and mechanical properties of the coating film.
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Safety Protection: Construction personnel should wear anti-static overalls, masks, and goggles to avoid inhaling powder. Prohibit smoking and open flames in the construction and storage areas. Equip with appropriate fire-fighting equipment.
5. Summary
Anti-corrosive powder coating, with its excellent corrosion resistance, strong substrate adhesion, and eco-friendly characteristics, provides a reliable and long-term anti-corrosion solution for metal products in various harsh environments. It breaks through the limitations of traditional solvent-based anti-corrosion coatings such as environmental pollution and poor durability, and meets the requirements of modern industry for green production and high-performance protection. Whether for industrial pipelines, architectural steel structures, transportation equipment, or marine engineering, this product can effectively extend the service life of metal products, reduce maintenance costs, and has broad application prospects in the global anti-corrosion coating market.