Corrosion inside steel pipework can remain hidden until inspection reveals damage or a leak interrupts operations. A suitable internal lining helps separate the steel from the fluid or gas it carries.
Nassguard supplies Denso Archco 436 in Riyadh for coating contractors, fabrication workshops, technicians and industrial maintenance teams. Denso Archco 436™ Epoxy – Pipe Lining provides a hard-wearing barrier against corrosion, abrasion and chemical attack.
We supply projects across Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah and Al Khobar.
Denso Archco 436™ is an epoxy coating for internal steel pipe surfaces. It forms an adherent, low-permeability lining that helps protect the underlying steel from aggressive service conditions.
The product offers resistance to abrasion, hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulphide gases and certain acids, along with resistance to microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC). It also suits freshwater and saltwater immersion, subject to the service specification.
Selection must account for the fluid composition, concentration, temperature and operating conditions. These details determine whether the lining suits a particular pipeline.
The lining combines barrier protection with mechanical durability for suitable internal pipe applications.
Archco 436 suits internal steel pipe protection where the lining matches the conveyed medium and service conditions.
Good preparation and controlled application help create a continuous protective barrier. Agree on the coating version, thickness and inspection requirements before starting work.
Inspection should confirm both coating coverage and readiness for service. Maintain records so future maintenance teams can compare the lining’s condition.
Nassguard supplies industrial corrosion protection materials for pipe coating and maintenance projects across Saudi Arabia. Detailed enquiries help establish the correct material requirement.
1. What is Denso Archco 436 used for?
It protects internal steel pipe surfaces against corrosion, abrasion and compatible chemical exposure.
2. Can it withstand freshwater and saltwater immersion?
Yes, subject to the selected formulation, operating conditions and approved service specification.
3. Does Archco 436 resist hydrocarbons and H₂S?
It offers hydrocarbon and hydrogen sulphide resistance, with suitability dependent on the actual exposure.
4. What is its mixing ratio?
The 100% and 88% solids versions both use a 1:1 ratio by volume.
5. How thick should the lining be?
Typical thickness is 254–762 microns per coat, while the final lining build must follow the project specification.
6. Can damaged areas be repaired?
Yes, using compatible repair materials, suitable preparation and inspection after repair.
7. What details should I send Nassguard for a quotation?
Provide the pipe diameter, length, service medium, temperature, required formulation and coating specification.
Denso Archco 436™ Epoxy – Pipe Lining provides an internal protective barrier for suitable steel pipework. Its adhesion, low permeability and resistance to wear make it relevant to industrial corrosion protection and maintenance projects.
Effective results depend on selecting the right formulation, preparing the steel correctly and checking the completed lining before service. Contact Nassguard for Denso Archco 436 in Riyadh, with supply across Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah, Al Khobar and Saudi Arabia.
Archco 436 is available in different formulations. The following properties distinguish the 100% and 88% solids versions; confirm the required version when ordering.
| Specification | 100% Solids Version | 88% Solids Version |
|---|---|---|
| Coating type | Epoxy internal pipe lining | Epoxy internal pipe lining |
| Mixing ratio by volume, A:B | 1:1 | 1:1 |
| Mixed colour | Off-white | Red |
| Pot life at 25°C | 90 minutes | 240 minutes |
| Pot life at 36°C | 40 minutes | 150 minutes |
| Drying time at 25°C | 4–6 hours | 6–8 hours |
| Typical dry film thickness per coat | 254–762 microns | 254–762 microns |
| Typical hardness | Shore D 80 | Shore D 80 |
| Typical adhesion to steel | 22 MPa | 22 MPa |
| Theoretical coverage at 500 microns DFT | 2.0 m²/L | 1.7 m²/L |