
Don't Let Corrosion Fester In New Building Water Lines
When added to the hydrotest water, it circulates throughout the piping, inhibiting corrosion during pressure testing and leaving behind a thin corrosion inhibiting film that protects for as long as 24 months. New buildings may include water lines for drinking and cooking, sanitation, fire sprinklers, and heating and cooling systems. Since these include ferrous and yellow metals, it is important to have a corrosion inhibitor for both. VpCI®-649 HP meets this require ment by protecting steel, copper, galvanized steel, and aluminum.
VpCI®-649 HP does not contain nitrite, phosphate, molybdenum, or chromate, but it does include a PTSA tracer that allows for con centration monitoring. Contractors already face too many delays in the construction pro cess. By hydrotesting new water lines with VpCI®-649 HP at the beginning of the project, they can preempt the delay and cost of an extra cleaning to remove corrosion before the building can be commissioned.

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