Process wall chemical-resistant lining
Process-area walls take splash, mist, and spill that ordinary paint cannot survive, especially at the floor-wall junction where product puddles.
The need for process wall chemical-resistant lining
BHI Coatings performs process wall chemical-resistant lining across Alvin and the Texas Gulf Coast. Splash, mist, and spill are a daily event on a process-area wall, and ordinary paint does not survive them. The floor-wall junction is the worst spot of all, because product puddles there and wicks into the joint. Once the coating fails the wall starts absorbing chemical, and then it stains, degrades, or contaminates the area around it.
How BHI Coatings does process wall chemical-resistant lining
We prepare the wall and floor-wall junction, then apply a chemical-resistant immersion-grade system supported by the Belzona 5811 and 4311 coatings. Our crew reinforces the floor-wall corner, since puddling there is what drives the failure. The lining cures cold, so the area stays in service while the work goes on around it.
Typically applied with Belzona 5811, Belzona 4311, Belzona 1321, matched to the service conditions.
The wall carries a chemical-resistant barrier that takes splash and spill, and the floor-wall junction is sealed against standing product.

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