
For more than 50 years, PPG coatings have been used in nuclear reactors worldwide. Our coatings are engineered to withstand nuclear containment environments, offering exceptional resistance to chemical impact and radiation while maintaining integrity during loss-of-primary-coolant accidents and decontamination. We also have a full range of protective coatings for areas outside of the nuclear containment structure, including floors, walls and ceilings.
We deliver proven coatings systems that maintain the functionality and operational reliability of all areas of nuclear reactors and containment structures. Our coatings offer radiation tolerance, corrosion protection and compatibility with decontamination procedures.
PPG's coating systems are approved for use in these three main nuclear power plant areas:

Tested to ANSI and ASTM requirements, this epoxy coating is suitable for nuclear environments that require radiation tolerance and decontaminable surfaces along with outstanding corrosion resistance.

Designed to reduce curing time for epoxies, our one-component accelerator for nuclear coating Service Level I use speeds project timelines. It also enables epoxies to cure at lower temperatures for broader application windows.