Pipes & Valves
Functional coating for thermally critical pipe systems and valves. Condensation protection and thermal insulation for technical facilities.
Request ProjectUnderstanding Condensation on Pipes
Surface condensation occurs when humid air meets a surface whose temperature is below the dew point. With cold pipes, cooling water systems or cryogenic applications, this can lead to significant moisture problems.
The consequences range from corrosion and mold formation to dripping water, damage to sensitive system parts and safety risks from slippery floors.
- Corrosion on metal surfaces
- Mold and algae formation
- Dripping water and moisture damage
- Energy losses from unwanted heat exchange
Functional Coating Solutions
Our ceramic thermal coatings can, in the right application context, help thermally relieve critical surfaces and reduce condensation risks.
Cold Pipes
Coating of cooling water, refrigerant and cryogenic lines for condensation reduction.
Hot Pipes
Thermal relief of hot process lines, reduction of radiation losses.
Valves & Fittings
Coating of critical components such as valves, flanges and transition pieces.
Vessels & Tanks
Functional coating of storage vessels and process tanks.
Heat Exchangers
Coating of heat exchanger housings and critical transition areas.
HVAC Systems
Coating of air conditioning components and ducts for condensation prevention.
Professional System Consideration
When coating pipes and valves, careful analysis of the application context is crucial. The coating is a supplementary functional component – not a replacement for fundamental technical measures.
- Individual object analysis and needs assessment
- Review of existing insulation
- Adaptation to the specific temperature range
- Consideration of environmental conditions and humidity
We would be happy to advise you on whether and how a coating can be usefully applied in your specific application.
Solving Condensation Problems?
Let's examine together which solution is best suited for your pipes and valves.
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