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PETRONAS Launches Ultra-high Barrier Paint Additive

PETRONAS launches an ultra-high barrier paint additive to prevent corrosion.

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By: KERRY PIANOFORTE

Editor, Coatings World, Coatings World

PETRONAS has launched a product to address the perennial corrosion-related pain points that compromise asset integrity. Formulated using graphene material, which is an ultra-high barrier advanced material, ProShield+, is a paint additive for steel structures.

Developed in-house, ProShield+, has been proven to strengthen coatings’ resistance against harsh weather conditions and protect assets from corroding agents.

The formulation, in overall, contains three times higher water barrier properties than conventional epoxy paint and helps to improve adhesion as well as resistance against abrasion and ultraviolet (UV). It has also shown up to three times more improvement in abrasion resistance than conventional epoxy paint.

ProShield+ can be added to major paint systems to double the average lifespan of surface coating to last up to 16 years. It does not require any change to the existing paint blending process and can be applied in the same way as other coats of paint.

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