22.01.2016

Nanoscale protection pigments for new corrosion protective coatings

 
In industrialized countries, an urgent need for highly efficient protective coating systems exists, due to satisfy the increasing future demands on sustainability and cost reduction. Even if only one of the important protective properties like UV- or corrosion protection can be improved through newly introduced functional particles, this will be a big step forward for the durability and performance of protective coatings. Material and maintenance cost savings, that are generated from the lower applied coating thickness and/or from the simplified application processes are additionally possible. In the proposed concept, new nanoscale platelet pigments with different functionalization were used to improve the protective properties of coatings. The obtained coating properties were characterized and compared with "state of the art" functional pigment counterparts. In industrialized countries, an urgent need for highly efficient protective coating systems exists, due to satisfy the increasing future demands on sustainability and cost reduction. Even if only one of the important protective properties like UV- or corrosion protection can be improved through newly introduced functional particles, this will be a big step forward for the durability and performance of protective coatings. Material and maintenance cost savings, that are generated from the lower applied coating thickness and/or from the simplified application processes are additionally possible. In the proposed concept, new nanoscale platelet pigments with different functionalization were used to improve the protective properties of coatings. The obtained coating properties were characterized and compared with ?state of the art? functional pigment counterparts.
Duration: 18:12
Speaker: Marc Entenmann
Company: Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA
Conference: European Coatings Congress
Session: Nanotechnology
Location: Nürnberg
Date: 21.04.2015