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RAL1011 Brown beige zinc rich epoxy primer for corrosion protection
Various types of zinc-rich coatings are available for corrosion protection.
The challenges associated with the proper specification and application of zinc-rich coatings are briefly discussed.
Zinc-rich coatings are used by many industries for the corrosion protection of steel substrates.
Uses include highway and infrastructure, industrial and automotive applications. These coating materials have demonstrated improved atmospheric corrosion performance when compared to carbon steels protected only by spray applied organic coatings (such as an epoxy-urethane coating system).
ADVANTAGES
Steel surfaces should be abrasive blasted to a commercial gray metal finish as specified by the Steel Structures Painting Council SSPC SP-6.
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Color Gray
Solids 58% by volume
Solids 88% by weight
Total zinc dust by weight of solids 90%
Finish Flat
Viscosity 100 Krebs units
VOC 2.95 lbs / gallon
Dry Temperature Resistance Without Topcoating. Continuous 300 degrees F
Intermittent 400 degrees F
POWDER AND COATING PROPERTIES
Type | Epoxy Powder Coating; Polyester Powder Coating; Epoxy-Polyester Powder Coating |
Color | RAL&Pantone color |
Surface Finish | Superior gloss and color retention |
Particle Size | Average 32-42μm |
Specific Gravity | 1.2-1.7g per cubic meter |
Coverage | 8-10 square meters per Kg at 30-90 μm film thickness |
film thickness | Not less than 100μm |
Zinc epoxy with zinc silicate properties
New binder technology shows superior performance in adhesion/cohesion and electrical conductivity between the zinc particles and the steel compared to traditional zinc rich epoxy coatings.
Test Item | Test Method | Test Result |
Film Thickness | ISO2360 | 60-80um |
Pencil Hardness | ASTMD 3363 | HB-H |
Bending | ISO1519 | ≤10mm |
Grid Test 1mm | ISO2409 | 0 Class |
Impulse Test | ASTMD2794 | Pass |
Cupping Test | ISO1520 | ≥8mm |
Heat Resistance 1000 hours | ISO6270-1 | Popping<1mm |
Salt Spray 1000 hours | ISO9227 | Corrosion Spreading<1mm |