HVAC systems are used in places where people need protection from the elements, or the environment must be stabilized to provide general cooling or ideal conditions for food preparation or pharmaceuticals. However, while air handling units (AHUs) benefit the people who live or work in the improved environment they create,
Learn more about Choosing An HVAC-R Coating for Marine Environments » Selecting the correct corrosion standard is an important part of specifying HVAC coil coatings, particularly in environments where an extreme coastal HVAC coating is needed. For over 100 years, ASTM B-117 had been widely recognized as the “gold standard”
Manitowoc, Wis. (May 6, 2019) – Heresite, a leader in the development of thin film corrosion resistant coatings, has been featured in the May/June 2019 issue of Green Building & Design Magazine. The article, 3 Key Benefits of Heresite’s Next-Level HVAC Coatings, explains the top 3 reasons to implement Heresite
Manitowoc, Wis. (April 29, 2019) – Heresite, a leader in the development of thin film corrosion resistant coatings, has been listed in The American Institute of Architects (AIA) MasterSpec Construction Specification Resource. MasterSpec® is the industry-leading building and construction specification resource. Specifications are written by professional specifiers, architects, and engineers,
In 1995, The Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) published a paper that concluded, “It is obvious that ASTM-B117 Salt Spray (Fog) Testing and similar methods offered a rapid but unreliable means for predicting coating behavior.” For the 20+ years since that paper was published, the ASTM B-117 salt spray procedure
Heresite, a leader in the development of thin film corrosion resistant coatings, recently completed a UV-C exposure test on its P-413 coating, both with and without a topcoat. The test was conducted in conjunction with Sanuvox Technologies laboratory. UV-C lights are used in many HVAC systems to sterilize HVAC coils
Coating extremely large HVAC-R units or coils can be difficult. Their size (both dimensions and weight) makes the units/coils difficult to move and many coating applicators find it difficult to thoroughly apply coatings to protect them from corrosive elements. A large HVAC-R unit/coil is clearly a big investment, which makes
Heresite, a leader in the development of thin film corrosion resistant coatings, has been featured in green HVACR Magazine. The article, Why You Should Use Coil Coating to Protect Your HVAC Equipment, includes 5 reasons to implement coil coatings, provides coating tips, and explains the difference between the ASTM B-117
Heresite, a leader in the development of thin film corrosion resistant coatings, has released a new whitepaper, Choosing an HVAC-R Coating for Marine Environments. The whitepaper was developed to answer common questions around evaluating the options for HVAC-R coil coatings in offshore and coastal marine as well as other corrosive
To further expand on Heresite’s expansive chemical resistance guide, P-413 coated steel, copper, and aluminum panels were placed in a municipal wastewater treatment facility to simulate sewage fumes. Panels were placed at the point where raw sewage is pumped into the facility and screened; this results in significant hydrogen sulfide
