Maverick Applied Science

Introduction to Rotolining as a Technology for Corrosion Protection

Maverick Applied Science
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Introduction to Rotolining for Corrosion Protection

Rotational lining is a method of providing a protective polymer surface inside tanks, pipes, and other process equipment.

This presentation, by Kira Kaleps of RMB Products, provides the basic principles behind rotolining and explores how seamless fluoropolymer linings protect steel substrates against harsh acids and corrosive chemical attack.

Seamless rotational lining eliminates seams and welds in protective polymer layers, drastically improving reliability in chemical storage and transport vessels.

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