Chlorinated rubber coating is a solvent-based coating that uses strong solvents to adhere well to concrete, wood, and metal surfaces. Once dry, it forms a durable, flexible coating that resists damage. Chlorinated rubber coating protects surfaces in harsh and demanding environments to improve the surface properties such as weatherability and water resistance, insulation, flame resistance, pH-resistance, adhesion as well as impact strength.If you need paint that can withstand chemicals, water, and corrosion, chlorinated rubber is a suitable option.

Common Applications of Chlorinated Rubber coating

Chlorinated rubber coating has many valuable applications due to its durable and protective qualities. It is widely applied to materials in extreme environments in order to protect the surface, for example: boats, offshore platforms, bridges, docks, containers, motor vehicle chassis, road signs and chemical equipment, etc. Additionally, high viscosity chlorinated rubber is applied to high-strength adhesives production, or added into other rubber products to improve its quality. The most common applications are listed here:

Marine and Industrial Uses

Chlorinated rubber coating is commonly used to coat marine equipment like boats, docks, and buoys. It protects against corrosion from saltwater and weathering.

It is also popular for industrial equipment like tanks, pipes, and structural steel. The chemical resistance protects from exposure to solvents, acids, and alkalis.

Roof Coatings

Chlorinated rubber coating can seal and protect roof surfaces as a roof coating. It is flexible enough to expand and contract with temperature changes, preventing cracking. The water resistance helps prevent leaks and moisture damage. Metal roofs and flat roofs are often coated in chlorinated rubber coating.

Swimming Pools

The water resistance and durability of chlorinated rubber coating make it helpful in coating swimming pools and pool equipment. It protects concrete pools and metal components like ladders, handrails, and pumps from long-term exposure to chemically-treated pool water.