Coal tar epoxy

Coal Tar Epoxy is primarily used as a protective coating for steel and concrete structures. It provides excellent corrosion resistance, waterproofing, and chemical resistance, making it ideal for marine structures, pipelines, tanks, and wastewater treatment plants.

Yes, Coal Tar Epoxy is widely used in underwater and submerged conditions due to its strong adhesion and water-resistant properties. It is commonly applied to offshore structures, piers, and ship hulls.

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Coal Tar Epoxy can be applied to: 

• Steel surfaces. 
• Concrete surfaces. 
• Pipelines. 
• Tanks and reservoirs. 
• Marine structures. 

Typically, two coats are recommended to achieve optimal thickness and protection. However, the number of coats may vary depending on environmental exposure and specific project requirements.

Coal Tar Epoxy can be applied using: 

• Brush.
• Roller. 
• Airless spray. 

For large areas, airless spray is the most efficient method to ensure uniform coverage.

Yes, Coal Tar Epoxy is highly resistant to chemicals, including acids, alkalis, and petroleum-based products, making it suitable for industrial and marine environments.

No, traditional Coal Tar Epoxy is not recommended for potable (drinking) water applications due to potential toxicity. Use an approved epoxy coating specifically designed for potable water storage.

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and open flames. 
• Ensure proper ventilation when applying. 
• Use protective gear, such as gloves and masks, to avoid skin and respiratory irritation.