Jiachi Epoxy Powder Supplied to Municipal Water Supply Project in Bangkok, Thailand; Domestic Anti-Corrosion Materials Enter Southeast Asian Market

Recently, internal and external plastic-coated steel pipes matched with Jiachi general-purpose fusion bonded epoxy powder have successfully cleared customs and been delivered, officially serving the new municipal tap water pipeline project in the suburbs of Bangkok, Thailand. This marks another benchmark project of Jiachi Powder in the overseas engineering market of Southeast Asia.

Bangkok enjoys a tropical climate with year-round high temperature and heavy rainfall. The underground environment is humid and soil acidity fluctuates greatly. The client implements international pipeline anti-corrosion standards and requires SGS third-party test reports. Meanwhile, steel pipes endure bumping during long-distance ocean transportation, which sets strict requirements on the coating’s toughness and resistance to hygrothermal aging to avoid collision damage.

Jiachi adopts export-oriented formula fusion bonded epoxy powder with resistance to hygrothermal aging and microbial corrosion. The high-toughness coating is less likely to be damaged during handling. The company provides a complete set of SGS physical property test documents to efficiently satisfy inspection requirements for overseas engineering projects.