By Peter Bock, Performance Polymers LLC; James C. Reynolds, Performance Polymers BV
This article chronicles the evolution of el-evated temperature coatings from lard used to season cast-iron skillets through
a third-generation, 100-percent inorganic, single-component and ambient curing ver-sion that gets hard enough without heating for equipment to be painted in the afternoon and handled, strapped down and shipped without damage the next morning....
Great article I am in the process of doing test for a company in Trinidad who are hoping to extend the life of there plant by coating the insulated lines.
Comment from Bernard Lubetkin, (10/30/2017, 12:12 PM)
I would be very interested in getting more information on the Polysiloxane under insulation.
Thanks,
Barney Lubetkin
PCCI Seattle, Wa.
Comment from Peter Bock, (10/31/2017, 7:31 AM)
Mr. Lubetkin, Mr. Pasea, thank you for your comments. Please contact me at peterbcui@gmail.com for the additional information you requested.
Comment from Ron Berry , (11/8/2017, 1:01 PM)
We are very keen to look at this further for some of our O&G clients. If this performs as suggested it could be an industry changer. Well done.
Comment from Antonio Martinez, (5/7/2018, 3:52 AM)
Peter/James, an article of great added value. Do you have field data regarding the performance of the TGPS or any case history?
Comment from James Reynolds, (5/22/2018, 6:11 AM)
Dear Antonio, thank you for your interest in our TGPS technology. Please contact me on jreynolds@pp-bv.com so I can send you your requested information.
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