Corroseal

Corroseal products Rust is no longer an issue with Corroseal Rust Converting Primer, which eradicates rusting and primes in one simple step.

Corroseal is formulated to be used in the marine industry, a tough environment for coatings.

Some of the key elements of Corroseals are as follows: - Reduces labour costs and time - Is able to convert rust on contact - Acts as a primer on old paint

- Allows any colour top coat - Environmentally friendly The application fo Corroseal can be done with a brush, roll or spray however, there must be a thick white coat of product on the surface for it to work. Once the white film begins to turn black, this is an indicator that the rust conversion has begun.

Prior to applying a top coat, wait 24 hours. Appling regular paint on top of Corroseal will not affect the vibrancy of the colour.

See Corroseal Rust Converting Primer in action!

Swimming pool care: algae

There is the possibility that your pool will acquire algae after a period of time.

The algae that pool owners need to watch out for is cyanobacteria, commonly referred to as bluegreen algae.

The plant-cross-bacteria can blow into a pool and multiply at an advanced rate: a pool could be perfectly clear one day and the next, have a murky tint that resembles that of a pond.

Algae can be killed with chlorine, however, on some occasions the algae growth can be so severe that it is growing quicker than the chlorine is able to eradicate it.

There are algicides available, those falling into three different types: those with copper based compounds, quaternary ammonium compounds and polymeric quaternary ammonium compounds - the last two are often shortened to Quats and PolyQuats.

An extremely effective killer of algae is copper and will often be held in a complex of other chemicals so it can then be released to kill the algae.

After you have killed the algae, be sure to filter out the pool using clarifiers.

For more information about our swimming pool chemicals, please visit our website!

Chemical Analysis in the UK

Looking for the right chemical analysis within the UK? Anything from Water, Workplace, Asbestos, Soil Analysis,sludge sampling, AFF foam testing, oil, breathing air, and many more Bespoke Analysis solutions.

Case Chemicals will be able to do the right Chemical Analysis for you!

Established in 1993 case chemicals has offered an extensive range of analytical and consultancy services at the highest standard expected by our ISO accreditation. Case Chemicals can provide

anything from the sampling equipment and collection service to site attendance, bespoke testing to providing full electronic reports explaining every detail required.

What Chemical Analysis we Provide Here's just a small list of what we can provide analysis services on.

Water - Process Water, Drinking water, Recreational water (Swimming pools), Surface/ground water, effluent discharge, chilled water, legionella, salinity, oil in water and many more!

Asbestos - Bulk sampling, management surveys/refurbishment & demolition surveys.

Workplace Analysis - personal monitoring (e.g. dust, solvents, hydrogen etc), Dust analysis, LEV testing, Oil mist monitoring.

Soil Analysis - Desktop Studies & Bore Hole Sampling Oil Analysis - Engine, gear, hydraulic, compressor, transformer and turbine oil analysis and testing.

Confined Space Entry Certification - Confined Space/Gas Free, Hot work, Entry to port testing.

Breathing Air Analysis - FTIR Technologies, tests Air to a safe & satisfactory quality to the national sandards including BS EN12021 DEF STAN 68-284.

Bespoke Analysis - We can provide tailor made analysis service to suit your specific requirements.

We offer the Full Package when it comes to Chemical Analysis in the

UK Our team of experienced technicians/chemists are always available to personally carry out your air testing requirements, which incorporates the latest testing technologies including dewpoint readers, O2 analysers and obscuration particle counters.

If you would like to find out more about the Chemical Analysis we do visit this page on Chemical Analysis.