Anti-corrosion coatings prevent the material from deteriorating as a result of direct contact with other elements or prolonged exposure to air, water, or chemicals. The coating performs the functions of a barrier and a sacrificial substance. Coatings that prevent corrosion provide a number of benefits, including an extended lifespan and lower operating expenses. It also confers a number of useful features, such as improved gloss or color look, durability, increased hardness, increased durability, and abrasion resistance, among others. Corrosion can result in increasing monetary losses in the form of repair expenses, cleaning charges, and revenue loss due to non-productive time. These monetary losses can add up quickly.
Prominent Companies in the Anti Corrosion Coatings Industry:
1. BASF
BASF SE founded in 1865, with its headquarters in Ludwigshafen, Germany. With businesses in over 91 countries.
2. Ashland Inc.
Ashland Inc. Founded in 1924, and its Headquarters located in Wilmington, Delaware, United States. The company operates in 100 Countries.
3 Nippon Paint Co. Ltd
Nippon Paint Co. Ltd, was launch in 1881and it’s headquarter located Osaka, Osaka, Japan.it operate over 16 country. In 2020· Nippon Paint Group to Launch Film Business in the Automotive Coatings Operations:
4 AkzoNobel N.V
AkzoNobel N.V was launch in 1994 and it’s headquarter Amsterdam, Netherlands,..it operate over 150 country
5 Jotun A/S.
Jotun A/S, was founded 1990, with its headquarters in Sandefjord in Norway.With businesses in over 46 countries.
6. Axalta Coating System Ltd
Axalta Coating System Ltd was launch in 1886. And its headquarter - Pennsylvania, USA.. It operate over 150 country. In 2020 Axalta announced today that it has acquired Plascoat Systems Limited, a leading supplier of thermoplastic powder coatings
7 The Sherwin-Williams Company
The Sherwin-Williams Company founded in 1866 and it’s headquarter located Cleveland, Ohio, United States, It operate over 109 country.
*Definition- Anti-corrosion coatings protect the material from degradation due to physical contact or exposure to air, water, and chemicals
