ELECTRICAL COATINGS
Polyurea Protection for Improved Insulation and All-Purpose Resistance
BETTER PROTECTION
FOR STAYING CONNECTED
Electricity has become almost ubiquitous in every aspect of our lives, with there being an electronic system or device for just about everything. Homes, vehicles, military equipment, municipal facilities, personal devices, and quite literally everything in between use electricity directly for their operation or indirectly as a consequence of being manufactured with energy-intensive processes. So whether we like it or not, today the world is, and is likely to remain, dependent upon electronics; perhaps even for the rest of time. Unsurprisingly, we’ve thus experienced rapid technological development in the fields of computer science, electrical engineering, and related disciplines, and have gone from unraveling fundamental insights into electromagnetism to developing more sophisticated electrical devices than anyone from as recently as a century ago might not believe is possible.
However, while technology continues to advance at a breakneck pace, one thing remains the same: electrical systems are sensitive to water, moisture, heat, radiation, and other common hazards. While these vulnerabilities are well understood and factored into the design and operation of any electronic device, many devices can still be easily damaged, potentially at great risk to the comfort and well-being of millions of people or more. So to protect electrical systems and devices from damage and degradation and avoid small inconveniences as well as life-threatening power and technology outages, electrical coatings can be used to support existing insulation and resistance measures with a comprehensive barrier of durable and long-lasting materials like polyurea.
