Duty
Splash, vapor, heat
Parts that sit in a chemical room or see washdown and solvent. The film has to stay bonded. Tell us what hits the part, how hot, how often.
Chemical resistance
When the process eats the part.
Chemical-resistant films on process equipment. Pumps, shafts, and the insides of valves and vessels. PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, PVDF, ECTFE, and nylon named as resins. Splash, solvent, and heat from one Allenton shop.
The duty
Chemical resistant coatings on the metal.
Parts
Pumps, shafts, hardware
Process pumps and shafts that live in a hard chemistry. Sealing hardware. Industrial parts next to the chemical job, not a food page in disguise.
Inside
Valves and vessels
Interior coating only. We coat the wetted inside of valves and vessels. Not an exterior tank-farm paint job. Send the opening and the chemistry.
Resins
PTFE, PFA, FEP, ETFE, PVDF, ECTFE, nylon
We apply Teflon™ and Chemours films when they fit. Each resin has a window. We pick from that window.
Films
Chemical and heat first. Neighbors when they fit.
Chemical and heat films are the lead here. Release if product has to dump. Wear if the same surface gets hit. Dry lube if the part has to move without oil.
Related
Coatings, process, neighbors.
Next
Send the part. We will tell you if we coat it.
Name, photo, or a short description is enough to start. Call if the part is already on a truck.