Name: High-Performance Industrial Coating with Superior Resistance To Weather
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Product Overview

Runshine New Materials (Foshan) Co., Ltd. is a leading provider of high-performance industrial coating solutions, engineered with advanced polymer chemistry for superior corrosion and abrasion resistance. Our diverse portfolio of industrial coating products, including epoxy, polyurethane, and acrylic systems, is specifically formulated to protect metal and plastic substrates across demanding sectors such as automotive, electronics, and heavy machinery. Each industrial coating is developed to meet stringent international standards, ensuring long-term durability and chemical protection for critical assets. We deliver not only premium industrial coating products but also comprehensive technical support for customized application requirements.

High-Performance Industrial Coating with Superior Salt Spray Resistance, Enhanced Adhesion, and Broad Compatibility

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Key Features

✧ Superior salt spray resistance
✧ Enhanced adhesion promotion
✧ Broad formulation compatibility

✧ High-solid, low-VOC content
✧ Optimized viscosity range
✧ Excellent intercoat adhesion

Types

Classifying industrial coatings by film-forming resin type

Of the numerous classification methods for Industrial Coatings, categorization by film-forming resin is the most fundamental, as the molecular structure of the polymer backbone dictates the core performance properties of the coating system.

Epoxy Industrial Coating
Epoxy-Based Industrial Coatings are characterized by their exceptional adhesion to metallic substrates and outstanding resistance to chemicals and abrasion. These properties stem from a highly cross-linked, dense matrix formed by the covalent bonding of epoxy functional groups with amine-based curing agents. This chemistry makes epoxy industrial coatings the paramount choice for heavy-duty corrosion protection in environments such as marine structures, chemical processing plants, and tank linings. A limitation is their susceptibility to UV degradation, which typically restricts their use to primers and intermediate coats or full systems in interior applications.
Polyurethane Industrial Coating
Polyurethane Industrial Coatings, particularly those based on aliphatic isocyanates, are renowned for their superior weatherability and excellent mechanical properties. The formation of robust urethane linkages provides exceptional resistance to UV radiation, hydrolysis, and abrasion. This combination of durability and gloss retention makes aliphatic polyurethane industrial coatings the preferred topcoat technology for exterior applications demanding long-term aesthetic and protective performance, including automotive, aerospace, and architectural components.
Acrylic Industrial Coating
Acrylic Industrial Coatings offer a balance of good durability, rapid drying, and cost-effectiveness. Their performance derives from the stable carbon-carbon backbone of the polymer chain, which provides good hydrolysis resistance and UV stability. These industrial coatings are widely utilized in applications ranging from automotive and appliance topcoats to light-duty maintenance finishes, where fast processing and color retention are key requirements.

Categorization by specific performance requirement

Of the various functional classification systems for Industrial Coatings, categorization by specific performance requirement is highly practical, as it directly addresses the engineering challenges faced by assets in distinct service environments.

Anti-Corrosion Industrial Coatings
Anti-Corrosion Industrial Coatings are engineered to protect metallic substrates from electrochemical degradation by forming an impermeable barrier and/or by introducing active inhibitory pigments. Chemically resistant binders like epoxies and modified polymers isolate the substrate from moisture, oxygen, and corrosive ions, while zinc-rich primers provide cathodic protection. These coatings are fundamental to infrastructure and assets in marine, offshore, and industrial environments, with their performance rigorously defined by international standards such as ISO 12944.
Heat-Resistant Industrial Coatings
Heat-Resistant Industrial Coatings are formulated with binders that possess high glass transition temperatures (Tg) and thermal stability, such as silicone resins or modified epoxies. These coatings are designed to maintain their structural integrity and protective properties at continuous elevated temperatures (typically from 200°C to over 600°C), preventing oxidation and scale formation on surfaces like exhaust systems, industrial furnaces, and power generation equipment.
Fire-Retardant and Intumescent Industrial Coatings
Fire-Retardant and Intumescent Industrial Coatings are reactive systems that expand upon heat exposure to form a thick, insulating char layer. This multi-cellular char, generated through chemical reactions catalyzed by acids (e.g., from ammonium polyphosphate) within the coating, dramatically reduces heat transfer to the substrate, thereby delaying structural failure and providing critical escape time. They are a essential safety requirement for structural steel in buildings and ships.
Anti-Fouling Industrial Coatings
Anti-Fouling Industrial Coatings for marine vessels incorporate bioactive agents (e.g., copper-based compounds or modern, eco-friendly biocides) that are slowly released at the coating-water interface. This release prevents the settlement and growth of marine organisms (e.g., barnacles, algae) on hulls, thereby reducing drag, maintaining fuel efficiency, and preventing the transfer of invasive species, as regulated by the IMO.
Marking and Identification Industrial Coatings
Marking and Identification Industrial Coatings, such as road markings and safety signs, are engineered for high visibility, durability, and fast curing. They are often based on durable binders like alkyds, epoxies, or thermoplastics, and are heavily loaded with pigments and retroreflective glass beads. Their performance is critical for safety and logistics, requiring compliance with strict regional traffic and safety regulations.

Categorization by their position and function within a multi-coat system

Of the various classification systems for Industrial Coatings, categorization by their position and function within a multi-coat system is critical for engineering optimal performance, as each layer is chemically designed to address specific protective challenges.

Primer Industrial Coatings
Primer Industrial Coatings are applied directly to the prepared substrate to provide fundamental adhesion and corrosion inhibition. Their chemistry, often based on epoxy or zinc-rich formulations, is engineered to wet the surface effectively and form strong covalent or mechanical bonds. Zinc-rich primers offer cathodic (sacrificial) protection, while epoxy primers create an impermeable barrier. This first layer is the foundation of any robust Industrial Coating system, determining its long-term integrity and failure resistance.
Intermediate Coat Industrial Coatings
Intermediate Coat Industrial Coatings are applied between the primer and topcoat to build film thickness and enhance overall barrier protection. These coatings, frequently high-build epoxies, are loaded with lamellar pigments (such as micaceous iron oxide or glass flake) which create a tortuous path that drastically reduces the permeation of moisture and corrosive agents. The primary function of an intermediate coat is to provide additional shielding and ensure a perfectly adherent, smooth substrate for the topcoat, thereby extending the service life of the entire Industrial Coating system.
Topcoat Industrial Coatings
Topcoat Industrial Coatings serve as the first line of defense against the environment, providing critical resistance to UV radiation, weathering, chemicals, and abrasion. Chemically, these are often based on aliphatic polyurethanes or acrylics, which possess stable molecular structures that resist degradation from sunlight and hydrolysis. Beyond protection, the topcoat is responsible for the system's aesthetic and color properties. The selection of a high-performance topcoat is paramount for maintaining the appearance and functionality of the exterior Industrial Coating system.

Applications

Our high-performance industrial coating is engineered for heavy-duty corrosion protection in environments demanding superior salt spray resistance, enhanced adhesion, and broad compatibility with diverse substrates and coating systems. It is specifically formulated for application on both metallic and plastic substrates, providing durable protection that extends service life while maintaining structural and aesthetic integrity.

Heavy-duty corrosion protection for structural steel in marine and offshore infrastructure.
Engineered for structural steel in marine and offshore environments (ISO 12944 C5-M), this industrial coating system provides multi-layer protection against salt spray, humidity, and cyclic immersion. The primer, typically a zinc-rich or high-adhesion epoxy, ensures cathodic protection and substrate bonding. A high-build epoxy intermediate coat acts as a robust barrier against moisture, oxygen, and chloride ions (Cl⁻). The topcoat, an aliphatic polyurethane, resists UV degradation and weathering. This integrated industrial coating system significantly extends service life through synergistic protection, reducing maintenance needs and preventing structural failure in critical applications.

Protective coatings for industrial machinery and equipment exposed to corrosive atmospheres.

Designed for machinery in corrosive industrial atmospheres (ISO 12944 C3-C4), this epoxy-based industrial coating offers robust protection against chemical fumes, moisture, and acidic/alkaline agents. Its highly cross-linked, dense molecular structure provides an exceptional barrier that resists permeation of corrosive substances and solvents. The key benefits of this industrial coating include prolonged equipment integrity—by preventing corrosion-induced failures—and improved cleanability, essential in settings such as chemical processing or food manufacturing plants.

Automotive and transportation components requiring robust anti-corrosion performance.

This industrial coating system protects automotive components—such as chassis, underbodies, and brake systems—from road salts, abrasion, and stone chipping. It typically starts with an e-coat epoxy primer for complete corrosion protection on complex parts, followed by elastic sealers and anti-chip coatings for impact resistance. A polyurethane topcoat adds durability and aesthetics. This integrated industrial coating solution enhances vehicle longevity and safety by preventing structural corrosion, supporting manufacturer warranties, and preserving resale value.

Primer or topcoat for carbon steel, galvanized steel, and aluminum substrates.
This industrial coating serves as a primer or topcoat for substrates such as carbon steel, galvanized steel, and aluminum, with protection mechanisms adapted to each material’s corrosion behavior. For carbon steel, it provides strong adhesion and barrier resistance against oxidation. For galvanized steel, a tailored epoxy formulation prevents saponification and ensures bonding. For aluminum, it incorporates passivating inhibitors to enhance durability. The key advantage of this versatile industrial coating is consistent, substrate-specific performance across mixed-material structures, streamlining inventory and extending service life.

Compatible with multi-layer epoxy, polyurethane, and zinc-rich coating systems.

This industrial coating is designed for seamless integration in multi-layer systems with epoxy, polyurethane, and zinc-rich primers. Its key function is to ensure strong intercoat adhesion and chemical compatibility, enabling the formation of a synergistic protective system. Each layer contributes a dedicated function—such as cathodic protection, barrier enhancement, or UV resistance—resulting in a far more durable and high-performance industrial coating system than any single layer could provide.

Industrial Coating Application: A Procedural Guide Based on International Standards and Chemical Principles

Surface Preparation: Abrasive blast clean to Sa 2½ (ISO 8501-1) to remove all contamination and create a defined surface profile.

Environmental Monitoring: Verify that the substrate temperature is a minimum of 3°C above the dew point (ISO 8502-4) and that ambient conditions are within the coating manufacturer's specified parameters.

Coating Mixing: Combine base and converter components in the exact specified volume ratio. Allow for the full induction time as required.

Application: Apply the coating via spray, brush, or roller to achieve the specified Wet Film Thickness (WFT), calculated to yield the required Dry Film Thickness (DFT).

Curing: Allow the coating to cure for the specified time at the recommended temperature to achieve full cross-linking and final properties.

Inspection: Conduct continuous quality control checks for DFT (ISO 2808), adhesion (ISO 4624), and holidays (ISO 29601) as per the project specification.

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