Coating adds corrosion resistance to Victaulic fire sprinklers

03 September, 2014

Victaulic offers a coating for its FireLock sprinklers that delivers excellent corrosion resistance through a proprietary composition and application process for use across a variety of corrosive environments. The VC-250 coating is applied to fully encompass the sprinkler frame at a uniform thickness to prevent areas of vulnerability seen in other coatings.

Sprinklers with this coating are designed for service in a wide variety of corrosive environments — such as water treatment, food manufacturing, ethanol production and lines for pickling stainless steel.

Any Victaulic FireLock sprinkler head that is available with a nickel-PTFE coating is now available with the VC-250.

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