About Us
Based in Fargo, North Dakota, Elinor Coatings delivers innovative solutions against corrosion, degradation, and fouling. Our small business feel ensures personalized attention and flexibility, yet we possess robust resources, including deep expertise and key partnerships, driving our strong research and development. This capability extends to our Aurora Center for Extreme Weather Materials, a specialized division dedicated to providing expert solutions for assets in severe weather. We blend a client-focused approach with significant intellectual and collaborative strength to offer cutting-edge protective solutions. Partner with us for tailored, effective, and resilient coatings.
Our Vision
Founded in 2006, Elinor Coatings specializes in research in galvanic corrosion and the creation of anti-corrosion and surface protection solutions. By employing cutting edge technology and comprehensive material research, evaluation, and testing procedures, we produce high-quality chromate-free coating products for use in military and commercial applications.
What We Do
At Elinor Coatings, we focus on providing greener surface protection technology to the market. The efforts of our design and research team have culminated in the creation of specialty coatings that protect metal from corrosion, degradation, and fouling without the use of toxic heavy metals. These coatings are specially formulated to serve as a durable alternative to hexavalent chromium-based coatings. Our scientists are also available for small research and development projects to multi-year contracts. Through consultations with the contracting company, we identify the key coating characteristics required and develop solutions that meet your unique needs.
Our Story
Elinor Coatings recognized a need for knowledge about galvanic corrosion and specialty coatings. Specifically, to provide products that are greener and safer, with better protection, while actively providing protection for our planet. This started with eliminating products containing hexavalent chromium. Used extensively as a corrosion inhibitor, hexavalent chromium is on the global list of carcinogens and pollutants; poisons, toxins and carcinogens can be replaced with modern engineered solutions that better understand alloys and the environment.
