Illinois Water Tank Aesthetics Enhanced With High Performance Hydroflon Fluoropolymer System

Champaign Urbana Elevated Water Tank, Tnemec Company, Hydroflon, Lumiflon FEVE, Illinois
Illinois American Water constructed a new composite elevated water tank in 2016. According to Tnemec Company, the tank provides, “…pressure reliability during power fluctuations at three water treatment plants and supplements five other storage tanks and four booster stations on the distribution system. It was also built to provide potable water to customers in the Champaign service area.”

University At Albany Standpipe Features Advanced Fluoropolymer Coating System

University At Albany Standpipe, Renovation, Tnemec Company, Delta Engineers, TDA Construction, Hydroflon, Fluoronar, Lumiflon FEVE Resin
In the late 1960s a 251-foot architectural landmark was built at the University at Albany in New York. The 320,000-gallon standpipe water tank was in desperate need of renovation after seeing massive corrosion. The engineers at Delta and Field Applicator, TDA Construction, worked closely with Tnemec Company to replace the structure’s lead-based exterior paint and interior lining with an advanced fluoropolymer coating system.

Kansas Water Tank Features Stunning Local Artwork With High Performance Fluoropolymer Coating System

Newton, Kansas, Water Tank, Tnemec Company, Hydroflon Series 700, Lumiflon FEVE
Winner of the 2010 Water Tank of the Year by Tnemec Company, the Newton water tower features the artwork of a prominent local artist. Depicting one of the “8 Wonders of Kansas Art,” Newton’s Blue Sky Sculpture, both the sculpture and water tank art were designed by Phil Epp. The artist is renowned for his skyscape and landscape artworks.

Fluoronar Aids Aging Building With Fresh Recoat Using Lumiflon FEVE Technology

45 Fremont Center, San Francisco, CA, Shorenstein Company, McGinnis Chen Associates, Rainbow Waterproofing Restoration, Tnemec, Lumiflon
The 34-story commercial building at 45 Fremont Center in the South Financial District of San Francisco was originally built in 1978 by internationally-renowned architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. Yet, the building was showing its age and required a renovation in 2016. To update its exterior a low-VOC fluoropolymer was utilized, which the coatings experts at Tnemec provided to ensure a long-lasting and aesthetically-pleasing result.