Products in this category provide protection against corrosion, a process of material degradation caused by reaction with the surrounding environment. Protection using specialized agents maintains the durability and reliability of metal components and extends their service life. Anti-corrosion protection is essential for all types of metal structures, components, and machinery.
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Thanks to their properties, anti-corrosion agents provide ideal protection against the harmful effects of corrosion and are often used in industry.
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The use of anti-corrosion paints isn't limited to industrial structures. We also offer paints that can be used to protect metal elements in your home or garden. Anti-corrosion paints are also perfect for protecting balcony and patio railings, as well as metal fences and gates. Specialized fence paints are available in a wide range of colors and finishes, allowing you to customize the paint to your preferences and achieve the desired anti-corrosion and visual effect.
Are you looking for paint that you can apply to metal parts in difficult conditions?
Check out our offer of anti-corrosion paints with corrosion classes C4 and C5.
The C4 corrosivity class applies primarily to coastal and industrial environments, while the C5 class is used when metal structures are exposed to gases present in the air, including carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, and sulfuric acid vapors.
Products operating in these corrosivity classes guarantee high protection of metal surfaces and are worth choosing if you want adequate anti-corrosion protection, even in the most difficult environmental conditions.
Our anti-corrosion paint systems for steel and non-ferrous metals are widely used and create a durable coating, providing the highest level of corrosion protection in corrosivity categories from C-1 to CX.
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Ideal for application directly to substrates such as aluminum, brass, bronze, and chrome, they provide a protective coating. Anti-corrosion sprays are quick-drying and non-yellowing.
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Polyurethane aluminum anti-corrosion paint for steel, metal, or concrete. Can be applied at low temperatures (-18°C) and high humidity (up to 99%)— practically year-round, regardless of weather conditions. For anti-corrosion protection and painting of bridges, steel structures, roofs, steel pipes, etc.
Water-based anti-corrosion coating for application by roller or brush. No priming required.
A fish oil-based anti-corrosion primer. It is lead- and chromate-free, making it virtually odorless. No topcoat is required for corrosion protection.
Heat-resistant paint that protects against heat up to 750°C with dry heat and short-term exposure. Resistant to continuous temperatures up to 600°C. Based on silicone-modified alkyd resin.
A fast-drying, cold galvanizing product. For use on new or cleaned steel surfaces. Based on polyhydroxyether resin.
Polyvinyl paint with a high zinc content. Designed for priming and filling gaps in zinc coatings.
A product for professional protection of steel and galvanized steel structures. It is PZH-approved, allowing it to be used on steel structures in industrial and construction applications inside buildings.
A decorative primer with a fine-grained texture. Designed for protective and decorative painting of metal surfaces without prior priming.
A highly decorative primer for the protective and decorative painting of metal surfaces. Highly opaque, hard, and scratch-resistant.
An anti-corrosion coating with a 90% zinc content in the dry film. Provides cathodic protection. For use on new or very clean steel surfaces.
A single-component anti-rust primer with active anti-corrosion pigments. Combined with polyvinyl paints, it provides excellent anti-corrosion protection. For steel, cast iron, and aluminum.
A water-based product for decorating metal objects. It's perfect for decorating fences, artistic blacksmithing, and metalwork.
Anti-corrosion primer for metals. Air-dries quickly. Available in red oxide and gray.
Polyvinyl paint for painting fences, artistic blacksmithing, and historic renovations. It creates a matte, smooth coating. Recommended for use with Lowikor-2 primer.
Anti-corrosion and decorative polyvinyl paint for steel and cast iron structures. Creates a fine-grained coating.
For removing rust and protecting surfaces against corrosion. Has rust-removing, barrier, and penetrating properties.
Anti-corrosion enamel for use on steel and cast iron structures, non-ferrous metals as well as concrete, wooden and plastered surfaces to protect against the harmful effects of atmospheric factors.
Provides anti-corrosion, cathodic protection for steel. Suitable for application to small surfaces, filling gaps, and for repair work. Leaves an aesthetically pleasing finish.
This spray leaves a coating with the sparkling look of stainless steel. It provides thermal protection up to 100°C. The coating is mechanically, chemically, and UV resistant.
Anti-corrosion spray primer for small surfaces or touch-ups. Suitable for use on lightly corroded steel. Lead- and chromate-free.
A primer for small surfaces, such as for filling gaps or finishing work. It can also be used as a finishing coat. Suitable for mildly corrosive environments.
A reinforcing primer for sealing and stabilizing substrates. For new and old surfaces.
A semi-matte primer that can be applied independently with a roller or brush. Available in a variety of colors.
A quick-drying industrial primer/enamel. Available in a variety of colors, it requires no priming and contains anti-corrosive pigments.
A quick-drying metallic galvanized coating that provides cathodic protection and a metallic finish. Contains zinc and aluminum pigment. Highly resistant and easy to apply.
Alkyd topcoat available in several finishes. Suitable for interior and exterior use. Excellent for creating topcoats on wood and concrete, among other surfaces.
Alkyd primer recommended for painting large surfaces, such as containers. Does not bleed at edges. Excellent adhesion.
Industrial-grade primer. Protects against rust in environments up to corrosivity class C3. Many colors to choose from.
Single-component primer/finish that protects against rust in environments up to corrosive class C3. Available in a variety of colors.
Industrial polyvinyl primer for indoor and outdoor use on steel structures, sheet metal roofs, etc.
Epoxy primer for steel. Protects against corrosion and has high chemical resistance.
Industrial epoxy primer. Protects against corrosion and has excellent adhesion to metals and galvanized substrates.
Industrial epoxy primer. Does not require priming and does not run on vertical surfaces. Suitable for steel, mineral, and galvanized surfaces.
High-gloss epoxy enamel. For use as a topcoat in interior anti-corrosion systems. Highly mechanically and chemically resistant.
High-gloss industrial polyurethane enamel. Suitable for spray application. Highly chemically and mechanically resistant.
Primer for steel and cast iron surfaces. Can be used for temporary anti-corrosion protection, e.g., during storage.
A primer based on alkyd resin with silicone that provides anti-corrosion protection and high temperature resistance.
Heat-resistant anti-corrosion paint for steel and aluminum surfaces. Resistant to high temperatures, up to 500°C.
A resin-based heat-resistant enamel topcoat that provides high temperature resistance up to 200°C.
A topcoat for painting containers. It has excellent weather resistance, dries quickly, and doesn't streak.
A primer for epoxy, acrylic, and polyurethane topcoats. Durable in changing weather conditions, continuous contact with water, and industrial environments. Provides anti-corrosion protection and excellent adhesion.
Anti-corrosion primer for use under water-based coatings. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Water-based, single-component rust neutralizer. Reacts with rust and creates a stable protective layer. For use under solvent-based or water-based paints and resins.
A water-based primer that facilitates paint adhesion to difficult substrates. Suitable for use under water-based, solvent-based, and solvent-free coatings
A primer that protects surfaces from rust in corrosivity classes C3 to CX. Can be applied even over rust residue. Contains aluminum pigments.
Industrial enamel for use as a topcoat in anti-corrosion systems. It dries quickly and is highly resistant to chemicals and weather conditions.
A concentrated agent for degreasing surfaces before painting. Recommended primarily for use before painting with anti-corrosion products.
For cleaning concrete, roof tiles, and metal before applying paint. Requires rinsing with water.
An epoxy resin primer for industrial applications. Quick-drying and high-build, it provides anti-corrosion protection for metal surfaces.
Corrosion is the process of gradual destruction of metal under the influence of the environment. The main factors are oxygen and moisture, and the process is accelerated by chlorides (road salt, sea spray), sulfur compounds, and industrial pollutants. The product of steel corrosion is rust – a porous coating of iron oxides that, while not protecting the metal, absorbs moisture and deepens the deterioration. The anti-corrosion coating acts as a barrier, cutting off the access of oxygen and water, and in the case of zinc paints, it also provides electrochemical protection (cathodic protection).
This is a classification of environmental aggressiveness according to the PN-EN ISO 12944-2 standard. Six classes are distinguished for the atmosphere: C1 (very low – heated interiors: offices, schools), C2 (low – rural areas, unheated warehouses), C3 (medium – cities, industry, breweries and dairies), C4 (high – chemical plants, swimming pools, coastal areas with medium salinity), C5 (very high – aggressive industry and coastal areas), and CX (extreme – marine and offshore industries). The correct selection of a painting system begins with determining this class, which determines the type of coating and its thickness.
The selection is based on two parameters: the environmental corrosivity class (C1-CX) and the required coating durability period. The PN-EN ISO 12944-1 standard defines four periods: short L (up to 7 years), medium M (7-15 years), long H (15-25 years), and very long VH (over 25 years). The higher the class and longer durability, the greater the required coating thickness and, more often, a multi-layer system (epoxy primer + polyurethane topcoat). For lighter conditions (C3), a single-component primer-finish, e.g., Telkyd S220 , is sufficient; for C4-C5, two-component systems, e.g., Telpox P100 and Telpur T300 , or a high-build elastomer are used .
The surface should be mechanically cleaned of old, flaking coatings and loose rust, and then degreased. Emulsol RN-1 – 0.5 liters of concentrate, after dilution, will prepare a solution sufficient for 20-50 m². The optimal preparation degree for anti-corrosion paints is Sa 2.5 (abrasive blasting). If all rust cannot be removed mechanically, the remaining areas should be protected with a rust remover, such as Neodur Metalforce. Depending on the system, priming with an anti-corrosion primer may be necessary.
A primer (undercoat) provides adhesion to metal and initial anti-corrosion protection, but is typically not UV or abrasion resistant. A topcoat provides color, weather resistance, and aesthetic appeal. A primer combines both functions "in one" (2-in-1)—priming and creating a topcoat, which shortens the process for less corrosive environments (up to C3). However, in aggressive environments (C4-C5), a full system is recommended: epoxy primer + polyurethane topcoat.
Typically, no—loose rust is a weak substrate that will peel off along with the coating. Cleaning to Sa 2.5 provides the best results. When complete rust removal is impossible (e.g., in the field), there are two options: use a rust remover/neutralizer, such as Neodur Metalforce, which passivates the corrosion site, or choose products that can be applied to surfaces with a light rust coating, such as Stal-Kor. This reduces the cost of surface preparation.
Drying time depends on the product, temperature, and humidity. Single-component solvent-based paints dry faster than water-based ones because the solvent is more volatile—for example, Telkyd S 200 TM is dust-free in about 20 minutes. Two-component paints (epoxies, polyurethanes), such as Telpur S210, chemically cross-link and typically require 24 hours to repaint, although they can be "touch-dry" after 0.5–4 hours. Note: a dry surface does not mean full curing—plan transportation and installation according to the product data sheet.
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