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Steel can be effectively protected against corrosion by protective coatings. This protective measure and the cost of the coatings are widely recognized in the shipping business.
For all ships’ ballast tanks and crude-oil tanks, the IMO established and required the coating requirements known as the IMO’s Performance Standards for Protective Coatings.
This kind of coating is made to the highest standards in the industry for chemical and corrosion resistance. It is made of polymer materials, which offer the most durable coatings.
They are made to provide corrosion protection in fasteners and steel pipes that hold gases, oils, water, waste, petrochemicals, and equipment for food processing that needs non-stick coating. Construction, automotive, and agricultural machinery all use it.
The global Industrial Protective Coating market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Hemp a fire Optima, a new aqueous coating in Protective Segment’s Hemp a fire passive fire protection line, was recently introduced.
By prolonging the load-bearing capacity of structural steel during a fire to offer extra time for evacuation and emergency response, passive fire prevention coatings increase building safety and are becoming more and more in demand by local authorities and building owners.
Up to environmental targets are provided by Hemp a fire Optima. When compared to competing coatings on the market, Hemp a fire Optima like the other products in the Hemp a fire line, is optimized for application efficiency and helps customers enhance productivity and lower project costs. Also improved by Hempel are its services.
The business has added additional services and put more of an emphasis on lowering customers’ operational costs.
