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MSS SP-164-2025

MSS SP-164-2025: Protection of Valves, Fittings, and Actuators from Damage during Surface Preparation and Application of Coating

CDN $237.00

This publication was last reviewed and confirmed in 2025.

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Description

This Standard Practice outlines the general requirements for protecting sensitive external components and surface areas of valves, fittings, and actuators from damage during surface preparation and application of protective coatings.

The purpose of this Standard Practice is to ensure that assembled valves, fittings, and actuators are not rendered unfit for service or inoperable as a result of poor protective measures being undertaken before and during abrasive blast cleaning and coating operations. This Standard Practice does not apply to the cleaning of component parts prior to initial manufacturing and assembly.

Edition

1

Published Date

2025-12-03

Status

Current

Pages

18

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

This Standard Practice outlines the general requirements for protecting sensitive external components and surface areas of valves, fittings, and actuators from damage during surface preparation and application of protective coatings. The purpose of this Standard Practice is to ensure that assembled valves, fittings, and actuators are not rendered unfit for service or inoperable as a result of poor protective measures being undertaken before and during abrasive blast cleaning and coating operations. This Standard Practice does not apply to the cleaning of component parts prior to initial manufacturing and assembly.

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