PG-S1
Waterborne polysiloxane (sol-gel)
- Film
- 5–15 μm
- Cure
- Thermal or ambient
- Best for
- New coils before shipment, OEM dip lines
Climate normals (mostly 1991–2020) from national meteorological services, NOAA and WMO for six major West, East and North African coastal cities; ranges span those cities. Categories are indicative estimates for the site types shown.
Waterborne polysiloxane (sol-gel)
Air-dry two-component, chemical-resistant
Transit time depends on the destination and the schedule, and is confirmed with each quote.
Many of the continent’s largest cities are on the coast, with high humidity and onshore winds for much of the year. Coils stay wet and collect salt, and dense traffic and generators add pollution.
Seasonal winds carry fine desert dust far from its source, clogging fins. The cleaning method matters more than the dust for coated coils.
Oil and gas and mining projects combine chemical exposure with long supply lines. Coating before shipment, and protecting standby generator radiators, keeps critical cooling and power running.
Send the project list and destination port
We reply within 24 hours with a coating recommendation and quote.
Where the site has hydrocarbon processing or acid gases, the chemical-resistant PG-C system. General coastal sites use PG-S1.
Dust itself mostly clogs fins; the risk is cleaning. Use low-pressure water rather than high-pressure washing or brushing.
Yes. Generator radiators can be coated before the set ships, which matters where grid power is unreliable.
Tell us the equipment, the site and the destination port. We reply within 24 hours.