Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment

High-durability protection against salt, humidity and UV

Outdoor energy-storage equipment includes containerised storage systems, outdoor battery cabinets and related metal structures. Long-term sunlight, hot and humid conditions, salt exposure and temperature changes place high demands on super-durable weatherability and salt-corrosion resistance.

Veri Coating offers super-durable polyester-HAA smooth powder with at least 90% gloss retention after 1,000 hours of xenon-arc exposure and compliance with Qualicoat Class 2 requirements, together with standard-durable polyester-TGIC textured powder meeting AAMA 2604 requirements. At an equivalent performance level, TGIC systems offer a greater cost advantage.

Application notes: Edge coverage, film thickness and curing should be controlled.

Product List

Representative powder coating directions for outdoor energy storage equipment. Final selection should be confirmed by substrate, pretreatment, target performance, film build, curing window and trial spray result.

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Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment Powder Coating

Application: Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment
System: Super-durable HAA / standard-durable TGIC polyester
Finish: Smooth / texture
Typical target: Salt, humidity and high-UV protection

Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment Protective Powder System

Application: Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment
System: Super-durable HAA / standard-durable TGIC polyester
Finish: Smooth / texture
Typical target: Corrosion, adhesion and service stability

Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment Appearance-Stable Powder

Application: Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment
System: Super-durable HAA / standard-durable TGIC polyester
Finish: Smooth / texture
Typical target: Colour, gloss and texture consistency

Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment Process-Verified Coating

Application: Outdoor Energy Storage Equipment
System: Super-durable HAA / standard-durable TGIC polyester
Finish: Smooth / texture
Typical target: Film build, curing and edge coverage review