Flues & Exhaust Pipes
Heat-resistant coating pathways for smoke ducts, exhaust pipes, flues, fireplace doors, and high-temperature metal surfaces.
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VERDA supports heat-resistant coating projects for flues, exhaust pipes, chimneys, heating equipment, metallurgical machinery, thermal power equipment, electronic insulation components, and easy-clean heat-exposed metal surfaces.

Use these areas to match customer projects with distributor sales opportunities, OEM/private label positioning, or contractor application needs before discussing product selection, samples, temperature exposure, documents, and quotation.
Heat-resistant coating pathways for smoke ducts, exhaust pipes, flues, fireplace doors, and high-temperature metal surfaces.
Product selection support for chimneys, heating equipment, sauna stoves, heat ducts, and industrial hot metal equipment.
High-temperature coating discussion for metallurgical machinery, petroleum, chemical, thermal power, textile, printing, and dyeing equipment.
Insulating coating support for electronic components, mechanical equipment, new energy vehicle electrical parts, and battery accessories.
High-temperature easy-clean and non-stick coating route for chimneys, pipes, heating equipment, and heat-exposed industrial equipment.
Quote-ready support for distributors, OEM/private label buyers, and contractors handling high-temperature repair or production coating projects.

High-temperature coating selection should start with the actual service temperature, whether exposure is dry heat, whether the surface needs insulation or easy-clean performance, and whether the project is new production or maintenance repainting.
For accurate recommendation, confirm the buyer role, application area, peak and continuous temperature, substrate, surface preparation method, drying or curing condition, target color, application method, and required documents.
Confirm whether the project needs +400°C dry heat, +650°C dry heat, 800-950°C resistance, insulation, or easy-clean performance.
BLA-400 and BLA-600 temperature ratings are dry heat references. Water, oil, chemicals, humidity, and thermal cycling should be reviewed separately.
Steel surfaces may need cleaning, degreasing, salt removal, blast cleaning to Sa2.5, phosphating, or roughening depending on the product route.
High-temperature systems are thin-film products. Target dry film thickness, natural drying, heat curing, and final hardness timing must be confirmed.
Spray, airless spray, air spray, brush, roller, compressed air spray, and electrostatic spray are product-specific and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Electrical insulation, non-stick behavior, cleanability, weathering resistance, and adhesion on metal substrates should be matched to the exact product.
These systems group the verified high-temperature products by customer use case, distributor selling point, OEM positioning, and contractor project requirement.
400°C Silicone Path
For heat-exposed steel surfaces such as fireplace doors, flues, exhaust pipes, sauna stoves, and hot metal equipment.
650°C Silicone Aluminum Path
For high-temperature steel exteriors and heat equipment where aluminum metallic appearance and higher dry-heat resistance are required.
Very High-Temperature Path
For mechanical equipment and steel components in metallurgy, petroleum, chemical, thermal power, textile, and printing or dyeing equipment.
Functional Heat Path
For electronic parts, new energy components, chimneys, pipes, heating equipment, and heat-exposed surfaces requiring special function.
Use this workflow to prepare a clearer high-temperature coating brief before requesting product selection, samples, quotation, OEM/private label discussion, or contractor recommendation.
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Define peak temperature, continuous temperature, dry heat condition, thermal cycle, heating frequency, and whether insulation or easy-clean function is required.
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Confirm steel, zinc silicate coated steel, aluminum, metal component, electronic component, pipe, chimney, heating equipment, or repaired old coating.
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Remove oil, grease, salt, dirt, dust, rust, and loose coating. Use blast cleaning, phosphating, degreasing, or roughening where the selected product requires it.
04
Stir, redisperse, thin, filter, or mix according to product requirements. JY20B and HR900 should be filtered through 150 mesh after redispersion.
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Apply by the verified method for the selected product, such as airless spray, air spray, brush, roller, compressed air spray, or electrostatic spray.
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Confirm dust dry, touch dry, recoat window, heat-curing condition, final hardness timing, appearance, adhesion, and readiness for service.
Substrate and surface preparation drive the recommendation. Share photos, current coating condition, temperature profile, and application method before final selection.
Blast-Cleaned Steel
Steel surfaces prepared to Sa2.5 where high-temperature silicone coatings or very high-temperature paint are being considered.
Zinc Silicate Coated Steel
BLA-400 and BLA-600 can be discussed with zinc silicate surfaces where cleaning, damage repair, and recoat window are confirmed.
Flues & Exhaust Pipes
Smoke ducts, exhaust pipes, fireplace doors, sauna stoves, and hot steel parts exposed to dry heat.
Industrial Hot Equipment
Metallurgy, petroleum, chemical, thermal power, textile, printing, dyeing, and power-related mechanical equipment.
Electronic Components
Electronic industrial parts, mechanical equipment, new energy vehicle electrical components, and battery accessories requiring insulation.
Chimneys & Pipes
Industrial chimneys, pipelines, heating equipment, and metal substrates requiring high-temperature cleanability or non-stick performance.
Aluminum Roughened Surfaces
Selected JY20B and HR900 applications describe roughening aluminum substrates with 60#-100# aluminum oxide to Ra 2.0-3.5 microns.
Maintenance Repainting
Repair or repainting projects where old coating condition, cleaning feasibility, adhesion, and heat exposure must be reviewed first.
Use these scenarios to choose a practical product direction before requesting quotation, samples, OEM/private label discussion, or technical support.

Case Type 01
For fireplace doors, flues, exhaust pipes, sauna stoves, and hot metal surfaces requiring silicone high-temperature coating.

Case Type 02
For high-temperature protection of mechanical equipment and steel components in metallurgy, petroleum, chemical, thermal power, textile, and printing or dyeing equipment.

Case Type 03
For electronic components, mechanical equipment, new energy vehicle electrical parts, and battery accessories requiring heat resistance and insulation.

Case Type 04
For chimneys, pipes, heating equipment, and metal surfaces requiring high-temperature resistance, non-stick behavior, and easy-clean performance.
Use these product names when requesting quotation, samples, TDS, SDS, technical recommendation, OEM/private label cooperation, or distributor catalog materials.
BLA-400
Heat-resistant silicone resin coating for steel surfaces exposed to high temperature. Dry heat resistance up to +400°C. Black, matte, one-component. Solids by mass 19%, volume solids 34%, density 1.1 kg/L. Recommended dry film thickness 15 microns; theoretical coverage 12.7 m²/L.
BLA-600
Heat-resistant silicone aluminum coating for high-temperature steel exteriors. Dry heat resistance up to +650°C on bare steel and +400°C on zinc silicate coating. Aluminum color, metallic gloss, one-component. Solids by mass 51%, volume solids 34%, density 1.2 kg/L. Recommended dry film thickness 25 microns; theoretical coverage 13.6 m²/L.
800°C Paint
Modified silicone resin coating with high-temperature resistant pigments and organic solvents. Used for high-temperature protection of mechanical equipment and steel components in metallurgy, petroleum, chemical, thermal power, textile, printing and dyeing, and power equipment. Temperature resistance listed up to 800-950°C. Color selectable, matte. Volume solids 35%; recommended dry film thickness 20-35 microns.
BAYD-JY20B
Inorganic high-temperature insulating coating composed of multiple polymer materials. Designed for heat-resistant and insulating scenarios, including electronic components, mechanical equipment, new energy vehicle electromagnetic electrical parts, and battery accessories. Insulation reaches H-class reinforced type, withstands 20,000V, and temperature resistance is listed up to 800°C. Black liquid, weight solids 25.5-35.5%, viscosity 20.0-45.0 seconds, shelf life 6 months.
BAYD-HR900
Self-drying one-component silicone fluorinated resin coating for high-temperature, corrosion-resistant, non-stick, and easy-clean applications. Used for industrial equipment such as chimneys, pipes, and heating equipment, with good adhesion to various metal substrates. Temperature resistance is listed up to 800°C; weathering performance includes 5000h xenon aging. Gray liquid, weight solids 30.5-35.5%, viscosity 20.0-45.0 seconds, shelf life 6 months.

VERDA supports distributors, OEM/private label customers, and contractors with high-temperature product selection, sample discussion, document support, application route review, and export-ready communication.
Send one project brief for quotation, samples, product recommendation, documents, OEM/private label, or contractor follow-up. A clearer brief helps VERDA recommend the right high-temperature coating route faster.
Country, buyer role, project type, target market, estimated quantity, color requirement, document needs, and schedule.
Peak temperature, continuous temperature, dry heat condition, thermal cycle, heating frequency, and expected service environment.
Steel, zinc silicate coated steel, aluminum, electronic component, pipe, chimney, heating equipment, old coating, rust, oil, dust, and surface preparation method.
Distributor supply, contractor purchase, wholesale order, OEM/private label, samples, TDS, SDS, color, packaging, and export needs.