TAP/CLICK TO EXPAND AD
Graco Inc.

Pipeline Coating Bonds in a New Way

TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 2014


A new onshore pipeline coating eliminates the need for an adhesive layer by bonding directly with the anti-corrosion layer, according to producer Bredero Shaw.

SureBond 100 is a new pipeline coating for protection and field joint integrity composed of fusion bonded epoxy followed by an outer layer of reinforced polymer. 

According to the company, it uses an interlocking topcoat molecular structure that "solves the difficulties typical to three-layer coatings" and is half as thick. 

SureBond 100
Bredero Shaw
SureBond 100 can be applied to pipeline diameters from 3.5 inches to 56 inches in temperatures ranging from -94°F to 212°F, according to the company.
SureBond 100
Bredero Shaw

SureBond 100 can be applied to pipeline diameters from 3.5 inches to 56 inches in temperatures ranging from -94°F to 212°F, according to the company.

The coating eliminates the adhesive layer and forms a bond with both the field joint and anti-corrosion layers.

Wide Temperature, Diameter Range

Seymour Midwest
Rapid Prep, LLC

SureBond 100 is suitable for pipe sizes ranging from 3.5 inches to 56 inches in high operating temperatures and high abrasion environments, according to Bredero Shaw, the largest division of ShawCor Ltd.

Just Like New Overspray Management
Modern Safety Techniques

Its wide temperature range, from -70°C to 100°C (-94°F to 212°F), eliminates thermal cycling failures and allows low-temperature bending, the company says. 

base painters
NLB Corporation

For more information: www.brederoshaw.com

ADVERTISEMENTS

Tagged categories: Adhesive; Bredero Shaw; Coating Materials; Field joint coatings; Fusion bonded epoxy; Oil and Gas; Pipelines; Temperature


Comments

Join the Conversation:

Sign in to add your comments.