Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate for high temperature resistant coatings

The technology of high-temperature resistant coatings has two major series, organic series and inorganic series. Organic series of high-temperature resistant coatings mostly use organic silicon as the carrier, and its maximum temperature is generally not more than 400 degrees Celsius, beyond which carbonization or softening will occur, while inorganic series of high-temperature resistant coatings can withstand the high temperature of at least 1000 degrees Celsius, and this kind of coating can withstand temperatures of 1500 degrees Celsius or even higher.
The high temperature resistance of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate is above 1600 C.

	Liquid aluminium dihydrogen phosphate:



	 



	
Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate can be properly added to produce high-temperature resistant paint as anticorrosive pigment. Pigments made of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate are generally white and have a particularly good anti-corrosion effect. Generally, the white anti-corrosion materials we use are metal materials with very high toxicity. White coatings made of aluminum dihydrogen phosphate have non-toxic and harmless high-quality properties and will not cause pollution to the environment in which we live.
Aluminum dihydrogen phosphate can also be used as a hardening agent. As hardener, it can be added to alkali metal silicate to give water resistance, and can be added to inorganic coating, inorganic binder and refractory material as cherry blossom material to make various excellent materials with heat resistance, water resistance and weathering resistance.
Solid aluminum dihydrogen phosphate: