Modine Coatings, a division of Modine Manufacturing Company, in corrosion-resistant coatings technology for the HVAC industry, is introducing its new EFINSM Pro Shield program at the
AHR Expo, Feb. 6-8 in Atlanta, Ga.
The EFINSM Pro Shield program provides customers with coating protection options based on the customer's needs with each level offering extra assurance through an extended warranty based on specific requirements.
"The new Modine EFINSM Pro Shield program allows our partners to select the protection level they need to serve their customers and markets," said Peter D'Ambrosio, Factory Applied Director of Sales for Modine Coatings. "The EFINSM Pro Shield Program can also be combined with an easy-to-recognize color that differentiates your products in the market, helping build your brand while making it easy to identify products with premium corrosion protection. Protecting HVAC equipment so it can provide years of trouble-free service is of paramount concern to engineers, builders, manufacturers and end users. EFINSM Pro Shield adds another layer of confidence for our customers in the products they rely on."
The EFINSM Pro Shield program has three different options:
- EFINSM Pro Shield 10 offers 10 years of warranty protection with three layers of coating protection. It has a layer of TCP, ElectroFin E-coat and Insitu Topcoat. This option combines a nano-scale conversion coating (TCP); a water-based, flexible cationic E-coat; and a water-based/water-reducible synthetic flexible polymer topcoat. This coating combination provides the most comprehensive UV and corrosion protection.
- EFINSM Pro Shield 7 offers seven years of warranty protection with two layers of coating protection. It has a layer of ElectroFin E-coat and Insitu Topcoat. This option combines a water-based, flexible cationic epoxy polymer E-coat and a water-based/water reducible synthetic flexible polymer topcoat. This coating combination provides both UV and corrosion protection.
- EFINSM Pro Shield 5 offers five years of warranty protection with one layer of corrosion-resistant coating. The coating is ElectroFin E-coat, which utilizes a process specifically engineered for heat exchangers.
