Stepping up to the Plate with Novasafe Ceramic Novalac Epoxy
By: Paul Powers, Induron Mid-Central Regional Manager It’s my favorite part of the baseball season. Schedules are winding down, teams are posturing for the playoffs–it is an extremely exciting time for a fan like me. Who will it be, that will step up to the plate, to surge ahead of the rest, to do the … Read More
Aqua Illinois Knox County Tank Recoating
By: Rob Burckley, Induron Technical Sales & Service Manager Induron Protective Coatings recently partnered with LC United to complete a major tank recoating project for Aqua Illinois in Knox County, with engineering oversight provided by Farnsworth Group.
Protecto 401: The Gold Standard for Lining Ductile Iron Pipes
When it comes to protecting ductile iron pipes and fittings in harsh environments, Induron Protective Coatings’ Protecto 401 Ceramic Epoxy has proven itself to be the gold standard over and over again. As municipalities and wastewater systems face increasing challenges in maintaining the integrity of wastewater infrastructure, the reliability of Protecto 401 remains unmatched, ensuring … Read More
Project Spotlight: Federal Prison Water Tank Recoating
By: Rob Burckley, Induron Technical Sales & Service Manager Induron Protective Coatings is proud to spotlight a recently completed project by Semper Fi Coatings out of Kentucky at a federal prison involving the recoating of a 1.0 million-gallon water tank, commonly referred to as a “Flute.” This complex project required a full blast and recoat … Read More
Chase Murphy Promoted to Technical Director
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Chase Murphy to Technical Director, following the retirement of long-time industry leader, Jeff Lackey. Murphy, who has been an integral part of the Induron research and development team for the past year, will assume his new role effective immediately.
Project Spotlight: Marble Hill Tank Recoating in Phillipsburg, NJ
By: Steve Freed, Induron Regional Sales Manager In 2023, a significant project took place in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, where a 2-million-gallon ground storage tank, owned by Aqua New Jersey, was successfully recoated. This tank, known as the Marble Hill Tank, required attention as its previous coating had reached the end of its useful lifespan.
