Dielectric coating is a high-performance insulating layer applied on metal, concrete, or other substrates to provide electrical insulation and prevent current leakage, arcing, or short circuits. These coatings are designed to resist high voltages while also offering protection against moisture, heat, chemicals, and mechanical wear.
Applications:
Electrical & Electronics Industry – transformers, switchgear, motor windings, printed circuit boards (PCB), connectors
Power Plants & Substations – insulators, bus bars, electrical panels
Automotive & EV Industry – battery modules, motor housings, electronic components
Aerospace & Defense – sensitive avionics and electrical systems
Industrial Equipment – coatings for pipelines, tanks, or surfaces requiring both insulation & corrosion resistance
