Pipe coating materials that are used in manufacturing processes come in a variety of synthetic materials that include epoxy polymers, urethane coatings, thermoplastic rubber, and others. Once the pipe is made, the pipe manufacture typically applies the pipe coating at the same time. This has several benefits to manufacturing operations. The coating can easily be applied in an even manner, the surface of the pipe is always clean, and different application methods can be more accurately controlled. Pipe coating materials come with several different benefits when applied to pipes in specific applications. One of these is corrosion protection. Commonly used pipe coating materials provide the pipelining with greater resistance to acid corrosion (rusting), heat corrosion (corrosion of copper & zinc) as well as mechanical wear and tear. Additionally, these materials provide the liner with protection from chemical corrosion. Chemical corrosion (rusting) occurs when metallic surfaces come into contact with one another, creating a reaction that can cause both the metal or iron that compose the joint to deteriorate, which in turn can allow waste products from rusting to leak into the pipeline or drain field, which in turn poses a hazard to the environment.
The main driving factor influencing the growth of the pipe coatings market is the increasing demand for energy from the rapid expansion of infrastructural and construction facilities in emerging economies worldwide. According to Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology (MAIT), in India, there are 200 construction companies in the corporate sectors while approximately 120,000 class A contractors are registered with the various government construction sectors.
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