Sacrificial corrosion protection is possible with a high zinc content coating! It is water-based, non-hazardous, and contains no organic solvents.
"Seramax Zinc" is a water-based inorganic zinc that can be applied on-site. The theoretical film thickness is 50μm (application amount 250g/m²), with a standard usage amount of 250g/m² and a standard film thickness of 50μm. It is suitable for applications such as rust prevention and corrosion protection for steel structures. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries. 【Features】 ■ Long-term corrosion resistance: Sacrificial corrosion protection with a high zinc film ■ Reduction of LCC (Life Cycle Cost) ■ Streamlined processes ■ Environmentally compatible and water-soluble *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Anti-rust and anti-corrosion base for steel structures *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Ceramics and Earth Co., Ltd. is actively engaged in public relations activities for the Ceramax method, which has made it possible to reduce LCC in response to the pressing societal demands for environmental sustainability and ultra-durability of solvent-free, inorganic coatings. We are continuously conducting research to overcome the issue of cracking in the paint film, which has been the biggest drawback of inorganic paints, and we are constantly striving to improve quality. Nowadays, highway companies are adopting the IMCA method, which contributes to reducing environmental impact, offers ultra-durability, shortens construction periods through process simplification that allows for rust prevention to finishing in one day, and reduces costs by minimizing traffic regulations. Moving forward, we promise to continue our research on the next-generation paint Ceramax, which is increasingly demanded by society, and to utilize the Ceramax method as a pioneer in the paint industry, ensuring that we leave behind work for future generations.