EonCoat is a fundamentally different coating technology

It is based on a revolutionary "self-fired ceramic technology" developed by the U.S. Department of Energy and Argonne National Laboratory to encapsulate nuclear waste.

EonCoat's Protection Properties

What makes EonCoat different is the level of protection it provides. Originally developed for nuclear and military uses, EonCoat is not simply advanced performance paint. It is a new technology. The coating actually bonds with the substrate to form a dense, protective ceramic coating in minutes. And unlike other ceramics EonCoat is ductile, which means it has a level of flexibility, allowing it to flex with steel when necessary.

This protective coating can withstand extreme industrial conditions. Performance includes 0% flame-spread fire retardant, waterproofing, abrasion protection, and steam/high pressure wash-down protection.

Normal conditions found in nature, including long-term submersion in seawater will have no negative impact on the coating.

EonCoat Superior Protection

EonCoat Corrosion Test Chamber

Provide Layers of Protection in a Single Application

EonCoat builds a ceramic layer on top of the new stable surface in a single application. This layer is hard and extremely abrasion resistant and further protects the stable surface from anything that might damage it, including corrosion promoters. As a result, corrosion promoters (like oxygen and humidity) cannot get behind this corrosion resistant coating and migrate the way they can with ordinary paints.

This is a vast improvement over ordinary polymer paints. Polymer paints sit on top of the surface which once breached (even by the tiniest scratch), essentially promote corrosion by trapping in moisture.

Learn more about the corrosion resistant properties of EonCoat.