Corrosion Protection for
Heat Transfer Coils

First used in the early 1950's, Heresite P-413 baked
phenolic coating has effectively demonstrated its value
in protecting heat transfer coils from corrosive attack,
thereby extending equipment service life.

Heresite coating of heat transfer coils is a multiple coat
application (dipping and baking) which results in complete
coverage of the fins, tubes, headers, casings, etc.
- the entire coil is protected!

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Heresite baked phenolic coatings are resistant to
most corrosive atmospheres (including salt water).

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Advantages
• more economical than special coil materials
• excellent adhesion and flexibility
• temperature resistant up to 450 degrees F
    (depending upon corrosive atmosphere)
• provides protection at sub-zero temperatures
• good thermal conductivity (no need to add surface due
   to  presence of Heresite coating)
• easy to clean (versus non-coated coils)
• "FDA Approved" in the United States

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