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Important Details About Coal Tar Epoxy

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Important Details About Coal Tar Epoxy

Like Pypcoat are used for the protection of pipe from corrosion. Coal Tar Epoxy is used to protect pipes that are going to be used underground or underwater. Coal Tar Epoxy is resistant to salt water, acid, and other chemicals. Coal Tar Epoxy is perfect to be applied to underground petroleum tanks.


In this blog, we will look at important details of the coal tar epoxy.


Coal Tar Epoxy Properties 

A very common use of Coal Tar Epoxy is coating the hulls of ships. The Coating protects against corrosion by repelling water. The shores of docs are also coated with coal tar epoxy to get protection from salt water.


Prominent industrial use of coal tar epoxy is seen with sewage pipes. The coating is also applied to chemical waste pipes. Coal tar is extracted from crud coke. Coal tar and epoxy are combined to form a substance that can harden the material. The best of this mixture is that it can be applied to metal and cement.


Coal tar epoxy solution is toxic, and therefore it is advised to wear protective accessories like goggles and skin care while applying it. 


Some properties of Coal Tar Epoxy are as follows: 


  • It interacts very well with oil and is widely used in the garage.
  • It provides impeccable corrosion protection. 
  • It is great against solid stress.


Coal tar epoxy is not applied in high quantities. It is applied in a short amount and multiple times. It is because coal tar epoxy is very toxic and can cause serious damage if adequate safety measures are not taken care of. 


Conclusion

For the industries where dealing with water, soil, and underground entities is a regular thing, Coal Tar Epoxy is very useful. These types of solutions, when applied to pipes can increase the life cycle of the pipes by 4 times. 

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