Additional information
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RESCO® 800 – Phenolic Solvent Drum Lining with High Heat Curing
Our solvent based Olive Green and Light Brown Phenolic linings serving the industrial container market, offering premium performance and unsurpassed chemical resistance for applications generally associated with strong chemicals, low pH solutions and hard to store chemistries
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RESCO® 500 – Epoxy Solvent Drum Lining with High Heat Curing
Our solvent based Buff epoxy lining serving the industrial container market. These epoxy linings are most often used for the proper packaging and shipment of food grade material, detergents and other high pH related chemistries.
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RESCO® UNIVERSAL – Proprietary Solvent Drum Lining with High Heat Curing
Our latest innovation to the steel industrial drum market combines the technology of all our other individual interior linings chemistry to offer the end user a “universal” solution for your container lining needs. The RESCO Universal provides a flexible lining protective coating that resists the attack of the full array of chemistries normally packaged in an epoxy, modified epoxy or a phenolic linings all combined into one solution .
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RESCO® 800 L – Phenolic Solvent Drum Lining with Low Heat Curing
Our Low Cure, solvent based Olive Green and Light Brown Phenolic linings serving the industrial container market, offering premium performance and unsurpassed chemical resistance equal to our standard linings but offers significant cost savings as it is cured at a temperature 50-100 deg F lower than other conventional linings for applications generally associated with strong chemicals, low pH solutions and hard to store chemistries.
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RESCO® 508 L – Epoxy Phenolic Solvent Drum Lining with Low Heat Curing
Our Low Cure, solvent based modified Dark Red epoxy lining serving the industrial container market, offering premium performance and unsurpassed chemical resistance equal to our standard linings but offeres significant cost savings as it is cured at a temperature 50-100 degrees lower than other conventional linings. This lining provides a great option for applications that don’t involve the extreme ends of the pH range, balancing the benefits of what an epoxy and a phenolic lining can offer