seamless pipe cladding

Through the process of seamless pipe cladding, a secondary material is affixed over a pipe’s surface. This can be done to bolster corrosion resistance and/or alter the look of the pipe, among other potential reasons.

Through electrodeposition, a substantial layer of material can be affixed to the outer surface of a pipe. This method is by far the most prevalent type of seamless cladding. Said material could take the form of nickel or chromium metal, or even PTFE polymer.

Generally, the layer of coating applied to a pipe is an estimated 0.5 to 10 microns thick. Furthermore, it is essential that the material used for this covering not only be compatible with the primary material but also create an adhesive bond with the exterior of the pipe.

Enhancing the corrosion resistance and exterior aesthetics of a pipe is easily accomplished with seamless pipe cladding. Not only that, but the cladding can be used in order to repair any imperfections and damages on the surface of the pipe.

Enhancing the appearance or enhancing the functioning of a pipe can be accomplished with the use of seamless pipe cladding.

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