Strip, disc, cylindrical, erosion, and ladder corrosion coupon configurations

Corrosion Monitoring

Corrosion Coupons

Material-matched specimens prepared for repeatable weight-loss monitoring in pipelines, vessels, and process systems.

Geometry
Strip, disc, cylindrical, specialty
Material route
Process-matched alloy
Surface
Prepared to specification
Traceability
Serial, mass, dimensions, MTC

A simple specimen. A disciplined measurement chain.

Corrosion coupons establish a direct weight-loss measurement over a defined exposure period. The coupon material, geometry, prepared surface, mounting method, and exposure record all affect how the result should be interpreted. HovoyPetro supplies standard and custom specimens for monitoring programs aligned with ASTM G1 and NACE SP0775.

The most useful result begins with a defined alloy, prepared surface, installation position, exposure period, and post-exposure cleaning method.

Select geometry from the monitoring objective.

Holder interface and flow condition narrow the choice. Dimensions and mounting details are then confirmed against the monitoring plan.

01

Strip / Weight-Loss

General corrosion-rate trending in pipelines, vessels, and bypass loops.

One-hole, two-hole, flat, or ladder-mounted

02

Disc / Flush

Flush exposure where intrusion into the process stream must be minimized.

Circular disc with insulated center mounting

03

Cylindrical

Higher exposed area in compact holders and selected high-velocity services.

Solid or hollow cylindrical geometry

04

Erosion / Specialty

Directional flow, erosion-corrosion, biofilm, or project-specific studies.

Geometry and mounting pattern defined by the test plan

Define the specimen before defining the quantity.

01

Match the monitored alloy

Select a coupon chemistry representative of the pipe, vessel, weld, or alloy under evaluation.

02

Set the exposure geometry

Choose strip, disc, cylindrical, or specialty geometry for the holder and flow condition.

03

Define the prepared surface

Specify finish, dimensions, insulation, and any orientation or edge requirements.

04

Preserve traceability

Record initial mass, dimensions, material identity, serial number, and exposure dates.

Standard supply range

Coupon TypesWeight loss (flat/strip), disc (flush), cylindrical, erosion, biofilm
Standard DimensionsStrip: 75×12×1.5 mm / 3"×0.5"×0.06". Disc: 25 mm dia. Custom on request.
Surface Finish120-grit (standard), 240, 320, 600-grit
Operating LimitsDefined by coupon alloy, holder, insulation, and actual process conditions
IdentificationStamped serial number or laser engraved
PackagingVCI anti-corrosion paper, individually wrapped
Prepared strip coupons with inspection equipment and individual packaging

Every exposed surface needs a known starting point.

Initial mass, dimensions, finish, material identity, and serial reference establish the baseline for later weight-loss analysis.

  • Unique serial identification
  • Initial mass and dimensional record
  • Material certificate when specified
  • Surface-finish and preparation record
  • Individual moisture-barrier packaging

Materials, standards, and service environments

Available materials

  • Carbon Steel (A36 / 1018 / 1020)
  • Stainless Steel 304 / 316 / 316L
  • Duplex 2205
  • Hastelloy C276
  • Alloy 20
  • Monel 400
  • Inconel 625
  • Custom alloys on request

Applicable standards

  • ASTM G1-25 — Preparing, Cleaning, and Evaluating Corrosion Test Specimens
  • ASTM G16-13 (2024) — Applying Statistics to Analysis of Corrosion Data
  • NACE SP0775-2023 — Preparation, Installation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Corrosion Coupons
  • NACE TM0169-2021 / ASTM G31-21 (2025) — Laboratory Immersion Corrosion Testing

Applications

  • Oil and gas production pipelines
  • Water injection and disposal systems
  • Refinery process units
  • Water treatment and desalination plants
  • Chemical processing plants
  • Power generation cooling water circuits

Send the alloy, geometry, finish, and quantity.

We will confirm the coupon configuration, documentation scope, packaging, and production lead time.

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