Pittsburgh Corning Announces New Pittcote 16 Coating
Roger Pink | April 18, 2017
Image credit: Pittsburgh CorningPittsburgh Corning, a global leader in the design and manufacture of specialized insulation systems for building and industrial applications, has announced the launch of their new product the Pittcote 16 coating. Pittcote 16 is a low-temperature, anti-abrasive (LTAA) coating that is designed for application with the company’s Foamglas insulation blocks, curved segments (PSG), half shells (PSH) and fitting covers.
The Pittcote 16 coating is a water-based, rubberized latex resin that provides a durable bore coating to insulation substrates and reduces abrasion from vibrating piping or equipment. Due to its quick drying and brush/spray application capabilities, the product also reduces production time and increases efficiency. The coating can be used on a wide range of service temperatures, from cold and cryogenic equipment to above ambient (up to 120°C), allowing for reduced inventory requirements.
For more information, see the Pittcote 16 product page.