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Overview
High Performance Coatings, Inc. has
been formulating coatings that provide increased benefits for higher temperature
applications using nano sized particles and chemistries.
The new nano formulated coatings offer
increased durability and corrosion resistance by the incorporation and use of the
nano materials.
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HPC nanotechnology coating S04_G anti-corrosive technology
showcased at SEMA 06. |
By using a smaller particulate and
chemistries that work on the nano level, increased performance is achieved in our
line of coatings.
HPC continues to work in it’s research
and development department to provide cutting
edge coatings that can perform at
the increasing demands of today’s environments. HPC continues to support its role in formulating for various industries that
demand performance.
Corrosion Resistance
HPC has reformulated one of its S
Series coatings to provide outstanding performance gains in chemical corrosion protection
in elevated temperatures. This new
formulation has increased the duration in standardized testing against other fluoropolymer
coatings, epoxy, and silicone systems by over 4 X.
With the new coating matrix being
modified by nano chemistry, the matrix has increased flexibility and can withstand
the thermal stresses of changing temperatures. This allows the coating to go further in protecting the substrate material
from corrosive attack.
Thermal Barrier Coatings
Coatings provide a barrier that protects
against rust and oxidation during hot and cold cycling of parts.
HPC is active in its role of providing
thermal barrier coatings for protection of oxidative cycling and increased temperatures
engines demand.
New methods for testing evaluation
and the development of coatings continue daily in our Research and Development and
Engineering laboratory.
With nano particulates and specialized
nano chemistry approach, HPC has continued to develop coatings that have very specific
orientation and linkage. The formation
of these nano compounds gives an increased strength at elevated temperatures, allowing
for the thermal protection of various parts.
These barriers are also increased
by low thermally conductive materials in the matrix of the coating system. Having a low thermal conductivity does not allow the heat to transfer through the coating.
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