Polyaniline

Conductive Polymer for Anti-Corrosion Coatings and Sensors

Polyaniline (PANI) is a conductive polymer valued for its tunable  conductivity, environmental stability and versatility. It enables high-performance, sustainable applications in anti-corrosion coatings, sensors, and electromagnetic shielding. PANI-based coatings form passivating layers that cut corrosion by over 90% and extend metal lifespan in harsh conditions. Its redox activity and sensitivity to pH, gases, and biomolecules make it ideal for electrochemical sensing. Proven in large-scale tests across oil & gas, marine, and aerospace sectors, PANI enhances coating durability up to 5×, reduces maintenance, and supports green, cost-effective solutions.

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Key features

Real-world uses

Technical highlights

Polyaniline - Material Applications

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Pipeline Coatings

Reduces corrosion by 90%+.

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Marine Protection

Durable coatings for ships & docks.

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Aerospace Alloys

Protects aircraft in harsh conditions.

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Electrochemical Sensors

Detects gases & pollutants precisely.

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Biomedical Devices

Monitors pH & biological signals.

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Oil & Gas Infrastructure

Extends pipeline service life.

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EMI Shielding Films

Reduces interference in electronics.

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Smart Paints

Self-reporting coatings with sensing abilities.

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Energy Storage

Conductive elements in supercapacitors.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs):-

A: Polyaniline is a conductive polymer used in electronics, energy storage, sensors, and coatings due to its tunability and stability.
A: PANI is available as powder, dispersion, or thin films, suitable for research, industrial, and commercial applications.
A: Yes, its high conductivity and surface area make it excellent for electrodes in supercapacitors and batteries.
A: Yes, PANI is resistant to corrosion and stable under ambient conditions, making it ideal for long-lasting applications.
A: Absolutely. PANI is soluble in acidic solutions and can be coated, printed, or cast into thin films.
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