HPC® Coating: High Temperature Coating
With HPC® Coating you get heat protection that surpasses conventional insulation. HPC® Coating is a ceramic-based, water-borne coating designed to insulate in extreme heat situations. It can either be used as a base coat/primer or to build protective layers for additional insulation.
HPC® Coating is designed to coat surfaces that sustain temperatures up to 900°F (482°C).
This insulation method is much different than the traditional “wrap” insulation materials which only slow down the loss of heat (known as an R rating or “heat transfer”). The seven non- conductive ceramic compounds used in HPC® Coating create a barrier to catch and hold heat on the surface of the unit—whether pipe, furnace surface, or boiler, etc. 
Unlike wraps that use air as the insulation component, the ceramic compounds in HPC® coating resist absorbing heat radiating from the surface. HPC® Coating traps and holds the heat onto the surface for more effective insulation performance.
HPC® Coating is applied by spraying directly on operating hot surfaces that have previously been power-cleaned or sand-blasted. As heat actually aids in the curing process, there is no need for a disruptive shutdown.
