Materials of construction

Your choice of construction material is primarily determined by the :

  • operating environment
  • service life
  • budget

Our products come in various materials. Your local BAC representative can assist you in choosing the best material option for your specific project.

The basic standard material is hot-dip galvanized steel. Featuring an excellent service life, effective maintainability and proper water treatment.

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We protect hot-dip galvanized steel with a single uniform thick zinc layer and external polymeric paint. Fastening hardware is triple corrosion protected. All exposed cut edges are covered with a zinc-rich coating after fabrication. Use Baltiplus corrosion protection and

  • extend the service life of the equipment
  • avoid internal paint peeling
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Baltibond corrosion protection systemThe patented Baltibond Corrosion Protection System is a unique product.

A special hybrid polymer is electrostatically sprayed onto each individual galvanized steel component for complete and uniform surface coverage. All these components then undergo a heat-activated thermosetting cure process which fuse-bonds the polymer powder to the galvanized steel surfaces.

Use the Baltibond Corrosion Protection System and:

  • extend the equipment service life
  • save water by applying higher cycles of concentration
  • facilitate cleaning with the smooth surface finish
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Use stainless steel for corrosion critical applications. We offer AISi 304 or 316 and recommend 316 for applications with chloride concentrations exceeding 500 ppm in the circulating water.

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For non-unit structure elements, corrosion resistant material is used, e.g. fiberglass reinforced polyester (FRP), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), aluminum or copper.

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Water quality guidelines or concentration cycles differ for each material option. Check our water quality guidelines for more information.

Contact your local BAC representative for more information.