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Incotec Products

 

Incotec Products are developed with a key focus on enhancing the function of the fastening systems they are applied to. They are comprised of the highest quality materials available, and are rigorously tested to ensure consistent quality and performance. Keeping up on the latest advances in specialty additives and technology, the Incotec R&D department is constantly experimenting with new materials that can push the envelope in the areas of anti-corrosion, anti-galling, wear resistant, load carrying capacity, chemical resistance, conductive, and barrier protection.

ALUMI-TEC COATINGS

 

 

WCA-8P/9P

WCA-8P/9P is the first aluminum-pigmented coating qualified to Dassault Aviation, DGQT 1.8.0.0077 specification in 1994. It is also qualified to NAS 4006. WCA-8P/9P demonstrates extremely low installation force values and is more conductive than traditional aluminum coatings. WCA-8P/9P operating temperature ranges from -90º F to 500º F (-67º C to 260º C). Request info

 

 

 

PL119/PL125

High temperature and high pressure resistant lubricants especially developped for heading, drawing and forming of Titanium and other exotic alloys for coil, and bar for the manufacture of aerospace, medical, industrial fasteners etc.

 

 

Indestructible Products

 

High Performance Products for Turbine and Aero Engine Production and Overhaul

Dry Film Lubrication 

for perfect surface engineering

 

Low Friction

 

Coatings designed for Low Friction and Dry Film Lubrication provide permanent lubrication with consistent low friction performance over the wear life of the coating. Correct coating selection coupled to appropriate bearing design ensures low friction for the life of the mechanism or machine.

 

There are many examples which can vary from an edge cutting tool used for tough materials, to a pedal shaft on a car where squeaks must be eliminated for life coupled with ease of actuation or a seat belt locking mechanism which must release every time despite the load applied.

 

The Indestructible range of Low Friction Coatings incorporates blends of solid lubricant bonded permanently to a substrate. The selection of the correct coating take account of the: -

 

Bearing abrasive condition

Smoothness of the mating surface

Pressure or load

Relative speed of the two surfaces

These factors are all vital to a successful bearing which should ensure the lowest possible friction and consistent lubrication for the duration of the design life of any bearing.

 

When bonded to either metal, plastic substrates, these coatings will extend the lifetime of components whilst eliminating annoying squeaks, chatter, fretting galling or scuffing.

 

Frictions in a dynamic situation causes heat, wear, and absorb energy. Bearing failure is often caused by overheating and subsequent bearing seizure. The bearing property of a dry lubricant coating has the ability to withstand high temperature without catastrophic failure through sudden melt or breakdown.

 

Indestructible Low Friction Coatings are based on thermosetting polymers, which withstand a wide temperature range and exceed the operating limits of most conventional mineral and synthetic oils.

 

Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)

Most Indestructible Low Friction Coatings are based on PTFE as the solid lubricant whilst others use MoS2 or Graphite with binder systems to match the prevailing conditions. Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) offers the lowest friction coefficient of any known solid with an equally low static coefficient of friction to dynamic. This unique low static friction ensures that mechanisms, which are required to operate intermittently, function on demand. Such products as fire extinguisher plungers or screw-threaded fasteners with low “break out“ torque are perfect examples. Low dynamic friction on bolt will also ensure that the design tension in the bolt is achieved from the applied torque without it being dissipated in overcoming thread friction.

 

Indestructible Paint Limited will ensure the correct selection and application of a coating to give permanent lubrication, low dynamic friction and equally low static friction in a variety of corrosive environments. Advice on the correct choice of coating is part of the Indestructible service.

 

Reliability

 

Dry lubrication suggests low constant friction with permanent protection from damage “pick up”, fretting or bearing seizure under a given load and speed range of two sliding surfaces.

 

For many applications an Indestructible coating ensures that this will be achieved thus providing the most cost effective solution. Other proprietary systems, some requiring lubricant maintenance programmes, can be complicated and more costly though not necessarily more reliable.

 

Coatings provide permanent lubrication and protect from corrosion in inaccessible locations or arduous conditions such as high temperatures where oils or greases cannot be used. For example the lubrication of an electric toaster mechanism benefits from the use of a coating on two counts. First it has to work at high temperature and secondly cannot employ any greases due to both the operating temperature and potential contamination of the food.

 

Apart from low dynamic friction, Indestructible coatings also offer a low static coefficient of friction and release. This ensures the intermittent or occasional operation after long periods of time when not in use. For example, a fire extinguisher actuation mechanism or the moving parts in an air conditioner are required to operate on demand after long periods of inactivity. In these applications, a coating not only guarantees lubrication at the sliding surfaces but also provides protection against any corrosive seizure. The coating of a threaded fastener provides corrosion protection and constant friction to the threads, which enables the design tension to be achieved in each case from a pre set torque-wrench.

 

It is important that the fastener or nut cannot “back–off”.

 

By coating one surface of any sliding or potentially moving part, one can ensure that lubrication is retained at any union when otherwise it could fail at some time in the life of the plant or mechanism.

 

Indestructible Low Friction Coatings can be specified to achieve protection against corrosion whilst providing permanent dry lubrication to moving components. Bearing load and velocity determine the type of coating to be used and systems to protect from certain corrosive conditions can be specified. Taking account of the mating surface and the tolerance within the bearing, wear can be predicted at the design stage pf the component to optimise system reliability throughout its operational life.

 

Convenience

 

Indestructible Low Friction Coatings can be applied inexpensively, easily and to within exacting tolerances to enhance the performance as well as to eliminate any possibility of fretting, squeaking, galling or chatter. Coatings can be applied to virtually any metal substrate and also plastics. In any design a coating can be specified to provide permanent dry lubrication to any area that could be subject to wear. In locations where precise tolerances are necessary, a coating can be applied to within a few microns thickness. In certain cases, coatings can be machined back to even more exacting limits.

 

An Indestructible low Friction Coating is applied to one of two sliding surfaces. If wear life is to be extended, both surfaces can be coated but there are no advantages in terms of lubricity. For example : To provide dry lubrication to a bearing comprising a shaft and journal, the coating would normally be applied to the shaft for reasons of economy and ease of application. The mating surface of the journal should be within a certain tolerance for the optimum wear rate which in general should be 0.2-0.3 microns rms (8-12 micro-ins). Smoother or rougher surfaces outside this tolerance, would give higher wear rates for the same coating.

 

Coatings can be used in conjunction with wet lubrication such as on an internal combustion engine piston to prevent wear or “pick up” at the ends of its stroke when the hydrodynamic oil lubrication no longer protects the moving surfaces. Piston skirts in heavy diesels can also be coated to prevent this kind of wear whilst in high performance racing engines; coatings will reduce friction and increase performance.

 

Easy Application

The application of these coatings is not complicated. They are normally spray coated and heat cured to substrate. Systems are available where lower cure temperatures are needed as with certain plastics. Different surface pre-treatments can also be employed to promote increased wear resistance or higher corrosion protection. Coatings can be either applied on “in house“ O.E.M spray plants or by specialist trade coating companies. These service companies have evolved to provide excellent geographical coverage.

 

Dip-Spin and Bulk Spray Coating

Indestructible Low Friction Coatings are also used for coating small components in bulk, where dip-spin or Quadrant coating techniques are employed. Dip-Spin is used for small fasteners, particularly in the automotive field, where coating has now virtually replaced electro-plating. Quadrant coating is carried out in an automatic bulk spray-coating machine, which provides greater accuracy and flexibility.

 

Economy

 

Indestructible coated surfaces compare and even out perform proprietary dry bearings at a fraction of the cost. By re-engineering the surface properties in terms of surface friction and release with the addition of corrosion protection to the substrate, the designer is able to specify a dry lubricant bearing surface in locations difficult if not impossible for any proprietary bearing. To coat components at still less cost than the use of a bearing shell but with the advantage of providing overall corrosion protection, is a considerable design advantage.

 

Indestructible Low Friction Coatings save the cost of specifying exotic metals and materials to withstand corrosive environments. A dry lubricant, low friction or release coating whilst selected primarily for these mechanical properties will also protect the substrate from corrosion or degradation.

 

Basic metals and plastics selected for strength or resilience is often the most economic and cannot only be maintained in any design but improved by adding surface lubricity. Metals specified for there dimensional stability, toughness or weight, can be protected from corrosion and selectively “surface engineered” to eliminate the need for an extensive design change.

 

For example, hot-dip galvanising can protect B7 stud Bolts, specified for chemical plant and offshore applications. PTFE based coated bolts, over phosphate or plating, have now largely replaced this demanding market. B7 steel has the tensile strength and properties required for undersea and “splash zone” offshore uses but corrode rapidly in those environments. Galvanising gave good corrosion protection but threads had a tendency to gall making it difficult to achieve the design tensions of the bolt and often impossible to disassemble. Stainless steel, ten times more expensive than a coated bolt was one solution. The coated B7 bolt, however, has proved to be the most economical with the added advantage of a thread lubricated permanently to ensure that the design tensions are achieved with ease of “break out” torque.

 

Performance

 

Engineered dry lubricant coatings offer a permanent solution to most lubrication problems.

 

Many materials are used as dry bearings. These range from nylon (polyamide), polyacetal, polyethylene, polyimide, peek and fillers such as Graphite, MoS2, PTFE and combinations all of which are selected for optimum performance at the required load/speed range.

 

Nothing, however, compares with a PTFE filled system where the binder provides the restraint for the relatively soft filler and prevents the cold flow of the PTFE under load. PTFE systems offer the lowest coefficient of dynamic friction with an equally low static coefficient of friction. The measure of a bearing is determined by the durability and consistency of the dynamic coefficient of friction during the life of the coating. This must be constant and bearing failure will occur when friction increases from that constant.

 

Indestructible Low friction Coatings provide combinations of solid lubricants including PTFE and other fluoropolymers in a composite coating designed to restrain and release lubricant consistently throughout the wear life.

 

Solid plastics, used as dry bearings, do not possess the dimensional stability of a coated metal bearing. Moreover, some plastics do not have very high temperature properties, which reduces their bearing capabilities still further. Other plastics can be selected for their high temperature capability but these have poor frictional properties and little inherent lubricity.

 

Friction generates heat, which can cause bearing failure and seizure. Indestructible Low Friction Coatings offer the lowest possible static and dynamic friction for the load and speed characteristics of the bearing condition combined with the highest temperature resistant thermosetting binder systems available.

 

In comparing many materials used as dry bearings, composite bearing shells or sheet, an Indestructible Low Friction Coating selected for the load and speed prevailing, not only compares but often out performs at a fraction of the cost of a proprietary bearing,

 

LOW FRICTION

RELIABILITY

CONVENIENCE

ECONOMY

PERFORMANCE

Please contact our sales office for more information or investigate our Ipslip Range.

 

 

 

General Industrial Range Paints and Coatings

 

GENERAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES - 41000/AD - QAD AIR DRYING PRIMERS & FINISHES

Quick Air Dry

Good Gloss and Build

Excellent Exterior Weathering

Resistant to Petrol and Oils

Suitable for Agricultural Equipment; Machinery; Skips and General Metalwork

Codes -

 

Primers:

 

ADP00 White

ADP01 Light Grey

ADP02 Red Oxide

ADP03 Dark grey

ADP04 Black Anti Corrosive

 

Finishes:

 

AD00 White Gloss

AD10 Black Gloss

AD20 Yellow Gloss

AD30 Green Gloss

AD40 Red Gloss

AD50 Brown Gloss

AD70 Clear Gloss

AD80 Blue Gloss

AD90 Metallics

 

For full colour range please enquire.

 

Physical Properties -

 

Supply Viscocity

 

75-80'/B4/20°C

 

Supply SG

 

1.00 - 1.20 dependant on colour

 

Supply Solids

 

55% +/- 3%

 

Flash Point

 

Below 22 - 32°C

 

Surface Preparation -

 

Ensure surface is dry & dust free.

Degrease and preferably pretreat metal surfaces with phosphate or chromate pretreatment or etch primer.

 

Application -

 

Apply by conventional, HVLP or Airless Spray.

Can be adjusted for Electrostatic Spray: Contact our Technical Department

Apply as supplied - Can be thinned with up to 10% AD thin.

 

Drying / Curing Schedule -

 

Touch Dry: 20 minutes

Handleable: 1 hr

Handdry for packing: 24 hrs

 

Coverage -

 

8-10 square metres per litre

 

Clean Up-

 

AD Thin or Gunwash 40006

 

Storage -

 

Shelf life: 12 months

 

Highly flammable liquid: Store and use in accordance with the flammable liquid regulations.

 

This information is given in good faith for the guidance of users, but is without warranty or liability. Any queries should be referred to our technical department.

 

Before use, please request our latest health & safety data sheet.

 

GENERAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES - 50000 SERIES - VOC COMPLIANT 2 PACK EPOXY FINISHES

Low VOC(less than 420gm/litre) High Performance 2 Component Finishes

Excellent Hardness & Durability

Ultimate Chemical Protection

Cold or Low Temperature Cure

Suitable for use on a wide variety of substrates including: Ferrous and Non-ferrous Metals; Composites and Thermoset Plastics.

Codes -

 

50009 Zinc Phosphate Primer

50015 Grey Spray Primer Filler

50000 Gloss White

50012 Copper

50002R1 Gloss Swan Beige

50013 Gloss Grey 693

50003 Gloss Mid Range Brown

50014 Matt Black

50005 Gloss Clear

 

50016 Gloss Black

50006 Gloss Golden Yellow 356

50007 Gloss Cherry Red 538

50001R1 Catalyst

50008 Bright Aluminium

50001-M Matt Catalyst

50010 Bright Silver

50011 Gold

42000 Thinners

 

Physical Properties -

 

Supply Viscocity

 

Base: 60-70 secs / B4 / 20°C

Catalyst: 30 secs / B4/ 20°C

 

Supply SG

 

Base: 1.05 – 1.45 dependent on colour

Catalyst: 0.99

 

Supply Solids

 

Base: 58-72% dependent upon colour

Catalyst:88%

 

Flash Point

 

22°C - 32°C

 

Surface Preparation -

 

Ensure surfaces are clean and free from dust, dirt etc.

 

Ferrous Metals: Phosphate pretreat or etch prime

Non-ferrous Metals: Chromate pretreat or etch prime

Composites: Solvent wipe

Thermoset Plastics: Solvent wipe with IPA

Mixing -

 

Refer to Specific Product Mixing and use sheet.

When mixed to spray viscosity, all products have a VOC content less than 420 gms/litre.

 

Application -

 

Apply by conventional or HVLP Spray

Mixed Pot Life: 4-6 hours

 

Drying / Curing Schedule -

 

Air Dry:Touch Dry: 45-60 minutes

Hard Dry for packing: 24 hours

Force Cure: 20 minutes @ 125°C

 

Coverage -

 

8-10 square metres per litre

 

Clean Up-

 

Thinners 42000 or Gunwash 40006

 

Storage -

 

Shelf life: 12 months

 

Highly flammable liquid: Store and use in accordance with the flammable liquid regulations.

 

Before use, please request our latest health & safety data sheet.

 

 

Fire Resistant Coatings for Composites

 

Ref. IP117A

 

Indestructible Paint Ltd, Birmingham, recently carried out a laboratory programme to develop a special coatings system that would meet the stringent fire resistance requirements of an Italian aerospace company.

 

Based at Casoria, the company manufacture aircraft engine nacelles, for a number of aircraft types, from 2 mm thick GFPM composite.

 

The specification for these components requires coatings that comply with AC20-135, providing fire protection for five minutes before burn-through.

 

Indestructible Paint’s laboratories had previously carried out comparative tests with its widely used IP9189 intumescent coating (OMAT N0. 7/28B) against a newly developed formulation.

 

The new material, code IP1265, proved to have substantially better thermal barrier characteristics than IP9189 with the added benefit that it did not intumesce as much.

 

In addition, the level of ’char’ was thinner, providing more stability in windy conditions – properties that would be particularly significant for this particular application.

 

Indestructible Paint’s previous experience in this field indicated that it would be necessary to employ a combination of coatings to obtain the desired level of protection.

 

Accordingly, a number of composite test panels, were coated on the weave side (hence the use of a primer-filler), with six different systems each in combination with IP1265.

 

The most successful of these employed:-

 

1 coat IP9064 clear 2 pack epoxy seal coat at 25 microns dry film thickness

1 coat 50015 R2 2 pack epoxy primer-surfacer at 50 microns

1 coat 50019 2 pack epoxy thermal barrier/filler coat at 350 microns

1 coat IP6 2-pack polyurethane finish at 50 microns

Several coats of IP1265 2 pack epoxy thermal intumescent coating were applied prior to the IP6 finishing coat to give a dry film thickness of 1000-1200 microns. This gave a total thickness for the system of at least 1475 microns.

 

This combination showed no burn-through even after ten minutes, twice that required by the specification.

 

Even though the flame temperature was measured at more than 900ºC the inside temperature never exceeded a maximum of 350ºC.

 

As a result of this project, the coatings are now undergoing extended technical assessment and pre-production trials.

 

Production Aid Coatings

 

PRODUCTION AIDS FOR COMPOSITES

NML 35 - TWO PART LOW TEMPERATURE CURING SEALANT / ADHESIVE

This adhesive is tested to MSRR 9026 for double lap shear strength at room temperature and 80°:C (175°F). In addition, it has been tested at 80°C (175°F) for 1000 hours, also in hydraulic fluid, oil, fuel and distilled water. Ask for RPS 482/2.

 

NML 35A -OMAT 805, NML 35B - OMAT 806

 

NML 66 - HIGH TEMPERATURE EPOXY VARNISH

NML 66 high temperature epoxy varnish is used for sealing machined areas of GRP where bare fibres are exposed. NML 66 can be used where the operating temperature does not exceed 200°C (390°F). NML 66 can be applied by brush or spray and should be stoved for 1 hour at 180°C (355°F) to achieve full protection.

 

This material conforms to Rolls Royce specification MSRR 9018 (RR Code 136860).

 

NML 116 - FLEXIBLE ADHESIVE 

NML 116 is a flexible adhesive used in repair operations, some times known as PD1 kits. NML 116 is supplied in single application kits of 23.566g. (RR Code 136871).

 

NML 121 - PREFORMING SIZE

NML 121 is a performing size used in injection moulding processes of composites. (RR Code 136965).

 

NML 122 - ADHESIVE

NML 122 is a low viscosity adhesive for use on composite nose cone tabs. (RR Code 136925).

 

 

Indestructible Paint has been associated with Rolls Royce aero engines since the 1950's through the Rockhard range of products. These are seen in use in such areas as magnesium protection in gearboxes and originally as a turbine blade coating. This is still occasionally seen, but now is often replaced by the latest Indestructible range of products, Ipcote and Sermetal W. As an aero engine manufacturer, Rolls Royce have particularly stringent requirements for products, in such areas as: -

 

High heat,

Erosion,

Corrosion and

Unusual chemical resistance requirements

As a result, it was often the case that there were no commercially available materials from the UK or world-wide industry which Rolls Royce could use to get over problems they had come across. They therefore developed, and still develop, product in their lab to get over the stringent requirements already mentioned. These were then produced in small quantities in their lab to overcome processing problems, or problems on coating in the field.

 

The PL prefix originated from the Rolls Royce Process Laboratory and the NML from the Non Metallic Laboratory. These were produced, as explained, to over come specific problems, but in the early 1980's it was realised that it was becoming less viable to produce these in the laboratory and Rolls Royce set out to find a small paint and coatings manufacturer with the ability to manufacture these products on their behalf and on behalf of Rolls Royce's customers.

 

Indestructible Paint chosen to produce paint for Rolls Royce

Indestructible Paint was chosen, and as they say, the rest is history. These products are now available for sale to all customers and Indestructible Paint has carried on their development often included in the new IP range. We make a wide range of products particularly for the aero engine industry, some of which may be grouped into families.

 

Attrition range of coatings

A good example of this is the attrition range of products, which started off with a multi coat spray application of a Rockhard based product, still used in Japan. This range of materials, 20 or 30 coats thick give a durable coating, which the turbine blade tip could wear. The next logical progression was to go for fewer coats of thicker material. This generated a new range of two part products, trowelled into place, such as EPWA27 and NML58. The latest range of materials is NML46, a thick single part material that is rolled to thickness, and glued in place using NML52 adhesive. As a result, we may well have a range of products, which appear to do the same job. These are simply logical progressions of products as they have been developed, but rather than change engine drawings we keep making very small quantities of these products. There are of course specific reasons for different products known only to the engine manufactures.

 

Indestructible have enhanced the original products...

There are occasionally dual sources of the PL range of products, but in many instances Indestructible Paint have now gone further in their development and actually enhanced the original product to be significantly better. An example of this is PL165, where the Indestructible Paint alternative, IP9134, is a polyimide high temperature coating used for example at high temperatures in the E.F.A gearbox at up to 300°C.

 

Another example is PL101, where the direct alternative made by Indestructible Paint was IP9139, but the new IP9139/R1 (IP9029) has been made superior again. It now contains no lead and in fact goes to 650°C as opposed to the original PL101 and IP9139 which would only go to a maximum of 550°C, after which temperature it started to shatter off. IP9029 is also superior in thick film manufacture and unlike American equivalents such at TT-P-28 also has corrosion resistance and resistance to such items as Skydrol and gear box fluid. The latest generation; IP9029R2 has recently been reformulated; and is lower VOC, and Toluene and Xylene removed, making it suitable for compliance with the latest Pratt and Whitney specs, as well as MSRR 9029.

 

We do not have data sheets for all products that we make

We are used to researching difficult problems

If you have a problem not covered by these notes, please ask. We will do our best to help.

IP Range LOW VOC DEF 80 - 161 TWO PACK EPOXY COATING SYSTEM

 

IP Code No - IP 2 - Range Interim data sheet 8/7/1998

 

Product Description -

 

The IP2 system of coating is a combination of 3 systems which can be used individually, or all three for total maximum protection. Each of the 3 individual "layers" are stand alone products in their own right. All three are two part, air drying products as follows:

 

a) Pretreatment etch (or wash) primer BSX 32, 

b) Epoxy Strontium Chromate Primer BS2X 33 1998 

c) 2 Part Air Drying Epoxy Finishes

 

2 Part air drying epoxy finish for interior and exterior use. Used by Rolls Royce as both a decorative and protective coating, eg. Matt Black on fan frame composite casings, and an air drying marking paint. Initially available in the range of colours and finishes listed, this range will probably be increased to comply with customer demand. Resistant to abrasion, corrosion and most aircraft operating fluids and chemical, this range is also used for painting instruments and touching up our Textron grey stoving, and Pratt and Whitney Canada stoving engine systems.

 

The system has been designed to reduce confusion and therefore the least number of catalysts and thinners have been incorporated. The mixing ratios of base to catalyst may therefore vary. Released to DTD 5555, MSRR 9064, Def Stan 80-161, similar to MIL 22750, the range is approved by several other aerospace companies.

 

Approvals/References/Specs -

 

DTD 80-161 Has superceded DTD 5555, MSRR9064, BSX32, BS2X33 1998 type A & B, similar to Mil P 23377

 

REFERENCE

 

OMAT

 

PRODUCT

 

IP2 -CAT

 

Catalyst for strontium chromate primer and most topcoats.

 

IP2-CAT-M

 

Catalyst for a small range of none full gloss topcoats.

 

665-550-025

 

Universal thinner for strontium chromate primer and topcoats.

 

IP2-CLEAR

 

790A

 

Clear.

 

IP2-0000 

 

795A

 

White gloss. 

 

IP2-0946

 

Light grey gloss. 

 

IP2-6270

 

Gloss light aircraft grey (touch up for Rockhard 690-152-004)

 

IP2-6272

 

Semi-matt light aircraft grey (touch up for Rockhard 690-152-004)

 

IP2-6930

 

789A

 

Gloss aircraft grey. (BS381c shade 693) 

 

IP2-6933

 

Matt aircraft grey.

 

IP2-6970

 

Gloss Light Admiralty Grey (BS 381c " 697)

 

IP2-10A03

 

Queen's flight Light Grey

 

IP2-9000

 

788A

 

Gloss black. (BS 381c " 000) 

 

IP2-9002

 

9064

 

Cat M - Eggshell 5 Units

 

9064

 

Cat - Semi Matt 25 Units 

 

IP2-9003

 

7/171A

 

Matt black. (BS 381c " 000) 

 

IP2-8000

 

7/39A

 

Dull aluminium. 

 

IP2-1100

 

7/30A

 

Gloss blue (BS 381C - 110) 

 

IP2-5380

 

792A 

 

Gloss red (BS 381C - 538) 

 

IP2-3560

 

799A

 

Gloss golden yellow (BS 381C - 356) 

 

IP2-8010

 

7/144A

 

Bright aluminium.

 

IP9158B

 

Textron grey 16081-16099

 

IP9180B

 

Textron blue

 

 

*Other colours to order by negotiation*

 

IP9064/6362

 

Strontium chromate epoxy primer base

 

IP9064/4853 )

 

Etch primer base )

 

IP9064/4854 )

 

Etch primer catalyst )

 

IP9064/TDXL

 

Etch primer thinner

 

IP2-5555

 

Chromate primer - Dark Green

 

(Designed to match RR stoving chromate primer)

 

 

 

Performance -

 

 

Tested on magnesium, aluminium and steel to the following minimum specification. Actual performance will be in excess of the following: 

Resistant to 100 hours salt water fog 

Resistant to 100 hours dry heat at 180°C 

Resistant to 100 hours at 150°C in lubricating oil 

Resistant to 100 hours at 180°C in dry heat 

Resistant to 100 hours with engine fuel 

After 7 days air drying, resistant to Skydrol for 3 hours 70°C (160°F) 

Resistant to 10 cycles 4 hours at 150ºC (300ºF) 20 hours in salt water fog 

Resistant to temperatures of down to at least -40°C (-30°F)

 

Application -

 

Prior to application of the Primer thorough cleaning of the substrate and the application of a conversion coating is vital, this can be the systems' 2 pack chromate etch primer or other process.

 

The full system process is as follows:

 

Applied by spray, but can be brushed. Pot life 8 hours.

 

Etch Primer - air dry for 1 hour prior to over coating.

 

Epoxy Primer - air dry for 4 - 16 hours prior to over coating or flash off for 30 minutes and then stove at 125°C for 1 hour. 

If the primer has been applied more than 72 hours in advance of being over coated, the surface must be wet flatted with 320 grade paper and have an additional light coat of primer applied to ensure the best intercoat adhesion for the system.

 

Top Coats - Apply one double track coat to give a dry film thickness of 20-32 microns. Air dry for minimum 4 hours or flash off for 30 minutes and then stove at 1251C for 1 hour.

 

Full chemical protection is achieved after 7 days.

 

Physical Properties -

 

See also individual data sheets for 2 pack chromate etch primer and 2 pack strontium chromate primer.

 

Mixing Ratio

 

As specified

 

Thinner

 

665-550-025

 

Supply Viscosity

 

Ready for use

 

Colour

 

As required

 

Film Thickness

 

20 - 25 microns

 

Flash Point/Class/UN No

 

41°C / 3 / Paint UN1263

 

Pack Size

 

1 & 5 litre UN approved cans

 

Shelf Life

 

12 months temperate climate

 

Health & Safety

 

Before use, please request our latest health & safety data sheet.

 

Aero Engine Coatings

 

Product data sheets are in PDF format and listed by code.

 

Code

 

Name

 

Description

 

Approvals

 

138071

 

QUICK AIR DRYING MARKING PAINTS

 

 

 

A quick air drying marking paint, which can be removed with strong solvents if required. Colour stable, weather resistant. Not resistant to heat, fuels and ester lubricants. Designed for use at ambient temperatures for marking purposes

 

IP1009

 

VERY SMOOTH HIGH TEMPERATURE ALUMINIUM

 

One part high temperature silicon aluminium coating designed for very smooth surface finishes for use particularly on aero engine parts.

 

MSRR 1009. Alternative to DTD 900/4124A - TN 1016 M3, Croda 2845

 

IP9029-R2

 

NEW HIGH HEAT RESISTANT LEAD FREE STOVING ALUMINIUM ALSO XYLENE AND TOLUENE FREE

 

IP9029/R2 is a replacement for PL101, a higher heat resistant stoving enamel than PL101, and IP9139, with heat resistance increased from 500ºC to 650ºC, it also has superior thick film forming properties at up to 6 thou (150 microns). As part of the evolution of these high performance products, this has been developed xylene and toluene free for certain US applications, It has been warmly welcomed in America as being superior to the US spec TT-P-28 for corrosion resistance and resistance to Skydrol and gear fluid

 

MSRR9029, OMAT 7/1A, similar to BAEP 3519 (Pending PWA578F) Alternative to AFS 977, PL101C2, E3746, 4863-A-8000. Supersedes IP9139. And IP9029R1. Allied Signal/Textron, Alternative to Glyptal number 86009-P6430 & SSP501/502 Allison EMS 26710 

Honeywell P6430 &

NGPS 134.

 

IP9134-R1

 

ALUMINIUM FILLED POLYIMIDE COATING

 

Highly resistant aluminium loaded polyimide stoving enamel with good heat, marine environment, corrosion and aircraft fluid resistance. It is suitable for operating temperature of up to 300ºC (570ºF).

 

MSRR 9134 Was originally approved to AFS 1566 NATO STOCK NO 99 1925127 IP9134/R1 (Alternative to PL165)

 

IP9139

 

HEAT RESISTANT STOVING ALUMINIUM MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE 500ºC

 

Heat resistant stoving enamel. Resistant to ester lubricants, Skydrol, heat and corrosion. Also see IP9029 for improved performance.

 

MSRR9029 OMAT 7/1A - For air dry touch up to 500ºC (930ºF) use IP9138 Alternative to PL101, E3746, 4863-A-8000

 

IP9140

 

METAL PROTECTIVE VARNISH CLEAR *

 

Metal protective varnishes are suitable for light alloys such as Magnesium and Aluminium. They are highly resistant to heat, corrosion, lubricants, hydraulic fluids and variations fuel. They are available in 3 versions, IP9140 is the clear dipping product, IP9149 the Aluminium spraying version and IP9155 the green tinted spraying version. Approved alternative to the Aerolac Metal Protective Varnish scheme. Used in conjunction with IP9165 and IP9166 as a Rolls approved Magnesium protective system

 

AFS 1594 & DTD875A.OMAT 712A RR Code 137960 Alt to 1603-C-8070 VX1290A/70 CV113

 

IP9149

 

METAL PROTECTIVE VARNISH ALUMINIUM

 

Metal protective varnishes are suitable for light alloys such as Magnesium and Aluminium. They are highly resistant to heat, corrosion, lubricants, hydraulic fluids and variations fuel. They are available in 3 versions, IP9140 is the clear dipping product, IP9149 the Aluminium spraying version and IP9155 the green tinted spraying version. Approved alternative to the Aerolac Metal Protective Varnish scheme. Used in conjunction with IP9165 and IP9166 as a Rolls approved Magnesium protective system.

 

AFS 1594 & DTD875A. OMAT 729B RR Code 137493 Alt to 1603-A-8070 E3521 MP404

 

IP9151

 

THINNER RR Code 139403

 

Thinner for use with IP9029/R2,IP9136/R1,IP9138, IP9139, IP9140, IP9149, IP9155, IP9165, IP9166, IP9169, IP9170, IP9188, IP9253/R2, PL73, PL 95, PL 110, PL 111, PL 198, PL 161,PL 237/R1

 

THINNER IP 9151 - OMAT 7/183 is the approved thinner for use with many coatings

 

IP9155

 

METAL PROTECTIVE VARNISH GREEN

 

Metal protective varnishes are suitable for light alloys such as Magnesium and Aluminium. They are highly resistant to heat, corrosion, lubricants, hydraulic fluids and variations fuel. They are available in 3 versions, IP9140 is the clear dipping product, IP9149 the Aluminium spraying version and IP9155 the green tinted spraying version. Approved alternative to the Aerolac Metal Protective Varnish scheme. Used in conjunction with IP9165 and IP9166 as a Rolls approved Magnesium protective system

 

AFS 1594 & DTD875A. OMAT 701A RR Code 137945 Alt to 1603-C-2250 VX1290A/25 (was released DTD900/4093) MP405; NSN 8010-99-1512358

 

IP9159

 

GRAPHITE LOADED CLEAR & GREY LACQUERS FOR TEXTRON

 

Another product based on the high performance Rockhard stoving clear lacquer system. Approved by Textron Lycoming as a direct alternative to Synthetesine 200

 

ALF 502/SP P 519 IP9159 - Clear IP9159 - Grey (FED STD Colour 16081-16099)

 

IP9165/R1 

IP9166

 

SKYDROL RESISTING STOVING SYSTEM

 

Stoving, spray applied system comprising of a primer and topcoat. Used over IP9140, IP9149 or IP9155 as a Magnesium protective system to 220ºC (430ºF).

 

Was released to MSRR9032 which has now been cancelled by Rolls Royce. Use MSRR 9226 – 700-155-003, and 985-000-693,

 

IP9188-R1

 

EROSION AND HEAT RESISTANT COATING

 

Latest generation of product developed with the environment in mind. Xylene and toluene free in accordance with our own ISO 14000, and in line with CPW 625 Erosion resistant stoving coating, resistant to heat, corrosion and aircraft fluids. Suitable for use on steel and aluminium components with a continuous running temperature of less than 280ºC (535ºF). For use on engine components operating up to 250ºC. This material is now only normally made in white as a standard product, although it can be made to BS381C-693 (Rolls Royce Grey) and BS381C-175 (Blue), and others including BS 381c-631. Current uses include the impellers in gas compressors pumping North Sea gas from offshore platforms. Resistant to hydrogen sulphide and carbon dioxide; used to protect rough casting against corrosion and crusting.

 

MSRR9188 OMAT 7/5D (Alternative to SE164; PL205; and 3862-X-0000) Similar to DTD 900/6002 MTU – MTS

 

IP9253-R2

 

SACRIFICIAL ALUMINIUM ORGANIC HIGH HEAT RESISTING COATING

 

Stoving, spray applied high heat resisting aluminium filled coating, for use on engine components operating at up to 600º (1115ºF) on 12% Chromium Steel or 500ºC (930ºF) on low alloy steels which are subjected to harsh media such as phosphate ester based hydraulic fluids.

 

MSRR 9253 OMAT 7/126B RR Code 137420 Replaces PL219

 

IP9310

 

HEAT RESISTANT CHROMATED PRIMER FOR MAGNESIUM AND OTHER METALS

 

Heat resistant chromated primer for use either as a stand alone product or in conjunction with IP9188R2 or our IP9029 and PL163 as a system approved by Rolls Royce for protecting Magnesium against corrosion to temperatures up to 300ºC (570ºF). First used on the Rolls Royce Viper engine in 1997.

 

MSRR9310. RPS 661/42

 

 

IPSLIP 5000

 

 

Anticorrosion moly di sulphide dry film lubricant for high load applications.

 

Description

Ipslip 5000 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided lubricating pigments in a tough, thermosetting resin binder. The system was developed to meet the demands for improved lubrication and corrosion protection in aggressive environments and provides a thin, hard, low friction coating which is capable of continuous operation at temperature extremes.

 

IPSLIP 5105

 

 

Molybdenum Disulphide low friction coating

 

Description

Molybdenum Disulphide loaded lubricating coating designed for operating conditions up to 300ºC (570ºF). For use where high wear and pitting occur and as a protection against fretting. Where short service life occurs due to chemical attack, corrosion or high temperature or where lubrication intervals are too short.

 

Often used as an alternative to MolyKote 3400A

 

IPSLIP 5266

 

 

Anti-corrosion molybdenum disulphide dry film lubricant for high load applications.

 

Description

Ipslip 5266 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided lubricating pigments in a tough, thermosetting resin binder. The system was developed to meet the demands for improved lubrication and corrosion protection in aggressive environments and provides a thin, hard, low friction coating which is capable of continuous operation at temperature extremes.

 

IPSLIP 5400

 

 

Water based dry film lubricant for high load applications.

 

Description

Ipslip 5400 should be considered as a water based version of Ipslip 5000. The coating retains many of the outstanding properties of Ipslip 5000 but with the added environmental benefit of being water based.

 

IPSLIP 5786

 

 

Low friction coating.

 

Description

A low friction coating formulated with PTFE and MoS2 to give excellent dry film lubrication and wear resistance. One coat system suitable for use in conditions of high temperature providing good abrasion resistance, flexibility and chemical resistance. Suitable for use on a wide variety of items where high wear is a requirement and dry film lubrication is beneficial. Available as a black low gloss finish with a smooth waxy feel. Suitable Alternative to Xylan 1052.

 

IPSLIP 7350

 

 

Low friction coating.

 

Description

A fluoropolymer coating formulated to give excellent low friction and wear resistance. Available in a range of colours but especially white; pastels and bright metallics. One coat system providing excellent abrasion resistance, flexibility and chemical resistance. Suitable for use on a wide variety of items, including automotive components; saw and secateur blades and any areas were medium duty dry film lubrication is required.

 

IPSLIP 7370

 

 

Cold cure 2 pack low firction fluoropolymer coating.

 

Description

Ipslip 7370 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided fluoropolymers in a tough, cold curing polyurethane resin binder. The coating is designed for use on items that cannot be heat cured but require the benefits that low friction coatings provide.

 

IPSLIP 7480

 

 

Cold cure 2 pack low firction fluoropolymer coating.

 

Description

Ipslip 7480 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided fluoropolymers in a tough, cold curing resin binder. The coating is designed for use on items that cannot be heat cured but require the benefits that low friction coatings provide.

 

IPSLIP 7500

 

 

Low firction fluoropolymer coating.

 

Description

Ipslip Clear produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided fluoropolymers in a tough, thermosetting resin binder. As its name would suggest, the cured coating is essentially colourless and its presence therefore not easily detected.

 

IPSLIP 7740

 

 

Low firction coating.

 

Description

A fluoropolymer coating formulated to give excellent low friction and wear resistance. One coat system suitable for use in conditions of high temperature providing excellent abrasion resistance, flexibility and chemical resistance. Suitable for use on a wide variety of items, including automotive components; saw and secateur blades and any areas were medium duty dry film lubrication is required. Available in a range of colours except white and pastels. Provides harder surface compared to Ipslip 9286 Used as an alternative to Xylan 1014.

 

IPSLIP 7776

 

 

Is a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided flouropolymers and anti-corrosion pigments in a tough, thermosetting resin binder.

 

Description

Ipslip 7776 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided flouropolymers and anti-corrosion pigments in a tough, thermosetting resin binder. The system, which was developed to meet the demands for improved lubrication and corrosion protection in aggressive sub-sea environments, provides a thin, low friction coating which is capable of continuous operation at temperature extremes.

 

IPSLIP 7985

 

 

Anit-corrosion low friction coating

 

Description

A fluoropolymer coating formulated on stoving epoxy resin system to give excellent low friction and wear resistance. One coat system suitable for use in conditions where high corrosion resistance is essential. Suitable for use on a wide variety of items, including aerospace and automotive components; typical example is the use of 3020 red on brake calipers for Rolls-Royce-Bentley. Available in black; red and other colours to order. Suitable Alternative to Xylan 1270/5200; Molykote D708; EM 6110.

 

IPSLIP 9286

 

 

Low friction coating

 

Description

A fluoropolymer coating formulated to give excellent low friction and wear resistance.

 

IPSLIP LR 1012

 

 

Low friction 2 pack PU coating

 

Description

A low friction coating formulated with PTFE to give excellent dry film lubrication and wear resistance.

 

IPSLIP LR 1171

 

 

High temperature dry film lubricant

 

Description

IPSlip LR 1171 produces a durable, bonded coating containing a synergistic blend of finely divided lubricating pigments in a tough, thermally stable 'resin' binder. The system was developed to meet the demands for improved lubrication under high load, fretting wear conditions and provides a thin, hard, low friction coating which is capable of continuous operation at temperature extremes.

 

Please contact our sales office for more information.

 

 

High Performance - General Products

 

Protection of Magnesium & Aluminium

 

The Rockhard range of baking and two component cold cure sealants, primers & finishes

Indestructible Paint has been involved for more than 50 years with the development and production of surface coatings to provide corrosion protection for magnesium and aluminium. Our first experience with magnesium was as far back as the 1950's with the introduction of the Rockhard range of coatings, initially for the SRN1 hovercraft and the Westland Wigeon helicopter. These initial coatings were stoving (baking) systems, and still form the basis of the range, albeit with considerable and on going development in the ensuing years.

 

We believe that the American AMS 3132 phenolic based system which appears to be their standard magnesium protection is the fore runner of our Rockhard range of products. This was the technology used for protecting magnesium in the 1940's in the UK, and has been superseded a long while ago. However, some of the thin film principles are still used today in obsolete, but still called for, specifications.

 

As with many other industries, current aerospace prime manufacturers have been formed from the amalgamation of several older companies. As an example Rolls-Royce aero engines includes Hawker-Siddeley and Bristol Aerospace among others. Each of the companies had their own systems for magnesium protection; consequently the Rockhard range includes differing products released to differing specifications to achieve similar results. We still hear references to Glasgow systems, Derby systems, Bristol systems, and even Leavesdon systems.

 

Latest developments have included work on both the traditional baking and cold cure (touch up) ranges, to take account of improved performance requirements, constantly evolving environmental and safety legislation. These new additions are detailed in the listing of products. New work is on-going into low VOC cold cure 2 component systems to give corrosion and protection performance to match the baking products, a development we consider to be particularly exciting. Like all our product ranges, we continue to engineer Rockhard products to meet specific client requirements.

 

Pre-treatment

 

Historically we have worked with commercially available pre-treatments which in the UK have been chromate based. In the USA, there has been a move to chrome free systems, and heavy anodizing and new anodic technologies including HAE, Tagnite, Magoxid and Keronite have been employed. This trend is now being seen throughout the world, and several additional chrome free systems are being introduced. We now believe that there needs to be more synergy between the pre-treatment and the sealing/priming operation, and we can now offer a chrome free immersion pre-treatment system for aluminium. This is undergoing ongoing development to improve the protection on magnesium. Please refer to our Iptreat information leaflet for full details.

 

However, we believe in aerospace applications all pretreatment methods benefit from the use of a full surface treatment system. On magnesium it is our conviction that the use of a penetrative sealant is essential, prior to application of further primers or colour coats. On aluminium, either a chromate, or nowadays more commonly, a chromate free primer is the choice.

 

Rockhard Baking Sealants

There are two basic ranges, both of which are used to successfully seal magnesium & aluminium. However, each have slightly different properties.

 

961 Type

576-450-002-R1 has good high temperature capability; 1000 Hours at 220ºC is a normal test. It is also significantly better for intercoat adhesion for subsequent primer or decorative coats. However, it is less colour stable at temperature, the clear coat going a dark chocolate brown if cured correctly. White versions go a very dark cream/brown when used at elevated temperatures. The latest R-1 version is formulated to be ethyl glycol acetate free.

 

The product is widely used on magnesium helicopter gearbox castings, and is specified by a number of manufacturers such as Sikorsky. It is also used as the sealant on magnesium engine casings, prior to application of decorative colour coats.

 

A recent development, at a specific client behest, is a reduced VOC version, formulated for dip/flow coating application. Utilising latest generation formulation techniques to include reactive diluents, a greater than 25% reduction in VOC’s at application viscosity has been achieved. This is being adopted on aluminium heat exchangers. For further information, request our technical data sheet on IP576-4675.

 

985 Type

985-111-800 clear is slightly more complicated in its application parameters, but it does have some distinct advantages. It is possible to build up quite thick coats by part curing between coats with a final full cure after application of the topcoat. This material then retains its colour better than the 961 grade and can be used as a decorative coating. 985 systems are understood to have slightly better resistance to chemicals used in anodising baths, making this range more suitable when reanodising is part of the production process.

 

Again, a recent development is a toluene free, reduced VOC version (IP985-547) which is now widely specified and used, with approvals from Turbomeca; Messier- Bugatti and Eurocopter.

 

In overhaul situations, it is not always possible to utilise high temperature baking sealants; components to be coated can include several differing metal parts, with resultant differing rates of expansion at elevated temperatures. For these types of application, we have developed a low cure version, which gives technical performance approaching the full baking grade. 985-111-002 has been adopted by McDonnell-Douglas Boeing for use on overhaul of Apache helicopter gearboxes.

 

A commercially available product from this low cure range, IP985-125 is being evaluated in several other aerospace and industrial areas where cure temperatures below 150°C are essential.

 

Rockhard Baking Primers

 

For protection of aluminium, it is possible to utilise a primer system in addition to, or as an alternative to clear sealants. It is also quite common to use a primer over both 576 and 985 sealants on magnesium.

 

The Rockhard primers are based on the 985 system, and have traditionally utilised chromate pigments, well proven as an anti-corrosive system. 700-155-003 has been used in many applications, including on aluminium fan cases on turbine engines. This is still the product specified by Rolls-Royce to MSRR 9226.

 

However, changes in environmental and safety legislation is forcing a move to chrome free systems. This is especially so in Europe and America. Much development work has been conducted into alternative chrome free anti-corrosive pigments; the resulting primer, IP985-6500 also being produced toluene free.

 

The primer has been tested at the Rolls-Royce main test laboratory to give over 6000 hours salt spray performance to ASTM B-117 on aluminium. The product has now been approved and adopted across the Safran group in France and by Eurocopter, where technical performance has actually been improved over the previous chrome containing system.

 

Rockhard Baking Finishes

 

As with Rockhard primers, the range of finishes are based on the 985 system, which ensures colour stability across a wider temperature range.

 

Black gloss (614-150-002), black matt (615-155-001) and aircraft grey gloss (985-000-693) have been used for many years on a variety of projects, including undercarriages, heat exchangers, engine casings and control gear. Normally released to DTD 5562, these products also meet the requirements of MSRR 9226.

 

Mirroring the work conducted with the 985 sealants and primers, an additional range of finishes (IP985 range) is now available with reduced VOC’s and toluene free. A wide colour range is available, and this range has been approved and is in use throughout the Safran group for both aerospace and military applications, and again by Euroopter. This range will of course still meets the requirements of DTD 5562 and MSRR9226.

 

Rockhard baking systems are extremely chemical resistant, very hard and erosion resistant. For example, both systems are still used for coating turbine blades and varying engineering parts in aerospace, military and other high performance applications.

 

Rockhard Cold Cure 2 Component Systems

 

Originally designed as touch up systems for Rockhard baking systems, Rockhard 2 component systems are used where baking/stoving is not desirable or possible, and where good corrosion or chemical resistance is required. By nature of their cold cure capabilities, these products can be used on temperature sensitive substrates, including composites, some plastics, and even wood and asbestos. As such specific products from the range have been used in untypical aerospace applications, including as the primer-filler of composite airframe panels on the HAL DHRUV advanced light helicopter.

 

A range of sealants, primers and finishes is available, in both traditional low solids, high VOC grade and the latest technology low VOC, HAPS solvent free grade. Again, to mirror the work conducted on the baking products, primers containing chromate and non-chromate anticorrosive pigments are available.

 

The products have been approved and are used against a wide range of specifications, including Def-Stan 80- 161(DTD 5555); MSRR 9064; LB568, PWA36568/9 and CPW 714/5.

 

Examples of the ranges include 750-450-004 (clear sealant); IP3-6600 (Low VOC Chromate free primer); 750- 152-009 & 700-155-005 (Gloss & Matt Black finishes), and the IP3 range of low VOC gloss colours.

 

Ongoing development work investigating methods of increasing surface hardness and corrosion and chemical resistance, including nano technology, will, we expect produce a range of cold cure products with equivalent performance characteristics to the baking ranges.

 

We hope this information gives an insight into our technologies for protecting magnesium and aluminium. Full technical details and application and cure information are available on all the products discussed; please ask your usual sales contact at Indestructible for further details.

 

The Rockhard Range of Coatings

 

Jet stream steel under carriage leg coated with Rockhard

 

THE ROCKHARD RANGE OF COATINGS

 

576-450-002 ROCKHARD CLEAR STOVING ENAMEL & MICROPOROUS CASTING SEALER

 

615-155-001 ROCKHARD STOVING MATT BLACK EPOXY COATING

 

690-115-010 SPRAYING, MULTI-COAT ATTRITION COATING

 

700-155-003 ROCKHARD STOVING ZINC CHROMATE PRIMER

 

700-155-005 ROCKHARD TWO PACK EPOXY MATT BLACK

 

750-450-004 ROCKHARD TWO PACK CLEAR EPOXY GLOSS

 

750-152-009 ROCKHARD TWO PACK EPOXY GLOSS BLACK

 

985-000-693 to 696 ROCKHARD GREY, GREEN, WHITE & BLACK STOVING ENAMEL

 

PROTECTION OF MAGNESIUM USING INDESTRUCTIBLE PAINTS ORGANIC COATINGS RANGE

 

ROCKHARD COATINGS RANGE

 

Rockhard is the name of a range of coatings that is still being developed after 40 years.New uses and markets are still being found for these incredibly versatile chemical and erosion resistant products.

 

STOVING / BAKING PRODUCTS

Rockhard Clear Stoving Enamel - 576-450-002

(to DTD 5562. 444/176 and IP9040 CPMC 79964)

 

Epoxy Phenolic 961

 

This product was designed for the original painting of aircraft 40 years ago, such as the Comet and Westland Wessex. It is so good that it and its variants are still specified today on aircraft such as the Tornado, VC10, Airbus and BAC-111. As a protective coating it is particularly effective on magnesium and aluminium alloys and as such is recommended by Magnesium Electron. It is also used on steel, titanium and other metals. It is highly resistant to weathering and a very wide range of chemicals up to 200ºC (see chart). The original MOD spec required the coating to resist 3 months exposure to distilled water at 60-70ºF, 3 months exposure to humidity (Def 1053 No.25) and 6 months exposure to salt spray (Def 1053 No.36). Rockhard is also very effective at curing microporosity in magnesium and is recommended for surface sealing particularly as protection against chloride ions. It can be centrifuged, sprayed, roller coated or dipped, on magnesium, aluminium, steel or titanium. Approved for use by British Leyland for use on Radiators etc and recently by Toyota. It is also used to coat computer chassis for insulation purposes.

 

Rockhard Clear 985 Stoving Enamel - 985-111-800

(to DTD 5562), Allied Signal FP5109, BMW Rolls Royce.

 

Similar to the 576-450-002, this product is sometime preferred. It is slightly more acid resistant when magnesium is rechromated after machining. Rockhard 985 is high flash, low toxicity and low odour. It also has slightly better colour retention properties, slightly thicker film thickness, but is less tolerant to adverse conditions and application and does not have quite such good intercoat adhesion. 985-111-800 is a good dipping product having been formulated with high flash, low odour solvents, it is also easily sprayed. Both 985-111-800 and 576-450-002 are fully compatible and will not cause problems if mixed. Used by both Allied Signal and Textron, it has most recently been approved by BMW Rolls Royce for use on the BRR 710 gearbox.

 

Rockhard Gloss Black Stoving - 614-150-002

(to DTD 5562.  444-1081 and IP9044)

 

A gloss black epoxy Stoving enamel proven for many years as a protective coating, particularly magnesium and aluminium alloys. With similar properties to the Rockhard clear, it is also resistant to weathering and a very wide range of chemicals at up to 200ºC. Its uses include heat exchangers and aircraft components, including the Rolls Royce Trent control apparatus, boxes and covers.

 

Rockhard Matt Black Stoving - 615-155-001

(to DTD 56D & Rolls Royce MSRR 9226. 444-80 and IP9045)

 

Aircraft under carriages, control gear, brake temperature cases and optical equipment have all been coated in this matt black. With similar properties to the Rockhard clear and gloss black it has also been used for many years.

 

Rockhard Green Tinted Blade Lacquer - 690-450-005

(to DTD 5562, Rolls Royce RPS 534, AQD & RTO Approvals RP123)

 

Used for more than three decades on compressor blades by the UKI's turbine manufacturers both in jet engine units and electricity generators. Like the other Rockhard stoving products it is highly resistant to acids, alkali's, organic solvents and temperatures up to 200ºC.

 

Rockhard Textron Grey Baking Epoxy - IP9156

(to Lycoming MS M4735)

 

A glossy grey epoxy stoving coating to Fed. Stan 595-16099 developed for engine and other use including process specs. P6426 and P6445. This product has similar properties to the Rockhard Clear 576-450-002. A 2 part air drying colour matched touch up is available - IP9158 A & B, which is approved for P6426-P6 and P6445-P4.

 

Rockhard Grey Stoving - 690-152-004

(to DTD 56D & British Aerospace S26.3506)

 

A glossy, grey, epoxy stoving coating to the colour grey. Proven over many years as a protectant, it is highly resistant to weathering and a wide range of chemicals. It is currently used, for example, on the BAe 146 wing sections, Sidewinder air to air missiles and the Airbus.

 

Rockhard Chromate Primer Stoving - 700-155-003

(to MOD AFS538, Rolls Royce MSRR 9226 & BAe S26.3506, 444-3097)

 

Rockhard Strontium Chromate Primer - IP9161

(588/006/2, DTD 300/4825, AFS 881)

 

Although environmentally unpopular, chromate based primers are wonderful anti-corrosion products. Formulated originally for the aerospace industry, it is suitable for use on magnesium alloys, steel and aluminium. These particular products have been used in aerospace and other industries for more than thirty years as part of a system for superior metal protection. Currently specified on the Airbus, its users include Westland and others.

 

Rockhard Aluminium Stoving - IP9046 / 690-350-015

An established, decorative maintenance product, used for over three decades. With the acknowledged properties of the Rockhard stoving products, it is used on magnesium alloys, steel and titanium.

 

AIR DRYING TWO PART PRODUCTS

Rockhard two pack coatings are for use where stoving is not possible and good corrosion, weathering, or chemical resistance is required. Rockhard two pack products can be used not only on metals, but a variety of their substrates including wood, asbestos and many synthetic rubbers and plastics.

 

Rockhard Clear Two Pack Epoxy Coating - 750-450-004

(750-452-002, 444-709 & IP9041, AFS 641c)

 

Rockhard clear, two pack coating, is for use where stoving is not desirable or possible. Used on a variety of substrates including metals, wood, asbestos and many synthetics rubbers and plastics. Also as a touch up materials for Rockhard Clear Stoving.

 

Rockhard Gloss Black Two Pack Epoxy Coating - 750-152-009 (IP9042)

Rockhard gloss black two pack coating is used as a decorative protectant. Normally dust free in 15-30 minutes, it achieves its full cure in approximately 7 days.

 

Rockhard Matt Black Two Pack Epoxy Coating - 700-155-005

(444-719 & IP9043, AFS 998)

Two pack matt black coating is used on a wide variety of substrates. Resistant to corrosion, weathering and chemical attack, it can also be used to touch up Rockhard Matt black stoving 615-155-001, used by MOD in such diverse applications as Harrier fuel pump diaphragms, general engine touch-up, flexible fuel tanks, composites, and coating glass, prisms, etc.

 

Rockhard Catalyst for Two Pack Coatings - 656-450-002(RR, 137927, IP9039)

The second part of the Rockhard Two Pack Coating used in a 1:1 mixing Rockhard Two Pack Clear (750-450-004) and Rockhard Two Pack Gloss Black (750-152-009) and 1:4 mixing ratio with Rockhard Matt Black Two Pack (700-155-005). (5 litres catalyst: 20 litres 700-155-005).

 

Rockhard Standard Thinners - 665-550-025 (RR 139429, CPMC 79965, 444-275)

The normal thinners for both Rockhard stoving and two pack products.

 

Rockhard Fast Thinners - 665-550-023 (RR 139488)

For use with both Rockhard stoving and two pack products. Often used with two pack products to reduce drying time.

 

Rockhard Anti-Cyssing Agent - 660-450-007

Occasionally, due to circumstances such as bad de-greasing, or problem applications, Rockhard can 'pinhole'. A small addition of anti-cyssing can overcome these problems.

 

The IPCote Range of Sacrificial Aluminium Coatings

 

The Ipcote range of sacrificial aluminium basecoats and sealcoats has been developed and refined over a number of years.

 

The range was originally introduced at the request of Rolls-Royce Aero Engines for use as a high corrosion resistant, high temperature resistant coating for use on compressor blades and allied engine parts as a commercially available alternative to a proprietary range of imported US products.

 

Subsequently, the coating range has been adopted by a large number of additional manufacturers of aero engines and industrial gas turbines, as well as being introduced as a cadmium replacement on undercarriages and fasteners.

 

Initially the range was purely based on inorganic technology, which by their very nature contained both trivalent and hexavalent chrome.

 

The IPCOTE range of products has been developed over a number of years at the request of Rolls Royce aero engines for use on their jet engines. The range has now been adopted by several other jet engine manufacturers, and it is also being used on many industrial gas turbines, as well as being used as a cadmium replacement on under carriages and fasteners.

 

Recent introduction of environmental and safety legislation has highlighted the use of chrome containing products. Whilst the levels of hexavalent chrome in most of the products are minimal, in most cases below all current environmental limits, there are ongoing developments to remove all chrome compounds. We can now offer a single component chrome free coating, based on organic chemistry, and thus containing solvents, which has been tested to Rolls-Royce MSRR 9253. In addition we are testing with clients, a chrome free inorganic basecoat.

 

Basecoats

 

IpcoteIP9183-R1

MSRR 9140; OMat 7/46B; PCS2550; LB598; ITP SMM-903

 

The original sacrificial basecoat. This coating, when applied at film thicknesses of 50 microns will give in excess of 3000 hours corrosion resistance to ASTM B-117.

 

Used as a replacement/alternative to Sermetal W/WFX.

 

Can be cured using a variety of processes, but typically for 1 hour @ 560°C to give a matt grey conductive film, or 1 hour at 350°C, followed by bead peening or polishing, to a bright silver conductive finish. Refer to our Ipcote Application Information Sheet for typical schedules. For application on temperature sensitive alloys, can be cured at temperatures as low as 260°C, but with longer dwell time.

 

IP9183-R1 contains only 37ppm hexavalent chrome.

 

 

Smoothcote IP9442

LB598; CPW88

 

A smooth surface alternative to IP9183-R1, manufactured using smaller particle size aluminium powder. Gives a denser, more erosion resistant product, with similar corrosion protection to IP9183-R1.

 

Is easier to apply and produce smooth surface finishes of typically 20-25µ-inches. Smoothcote is cured in the same way as Ipcote, typically RPS 666/1.

 

Usedas an alternative to Sermetal 962/5380/5380DP. IP9442 contains only 14ppm hexavalent chrome.

 

Ipthin IP9356-R1

MSRR 9356; ITP SMM-919

 

Thin film version of Ipcote, to allow easy application of film thickness of 12-25 microns. This is of use in areas where tolerances are critical, including interference fit joints, flanges, bolts, engine mounts, fasteners and dovetails.

 

Ipthin is processed as standard Ipcote, and is an alternative to Sermetal 709/762/962. Refer to RPS 666/2 for a typical system.

 

Chrome Free Systems

Organic Chrome Free

 

MSRR 9253

 

Originally produced to meet the requirements of Rolls-Royce MSRR9253, first production quantities contained chrome anti-corrosive compounds.

 

Recently reformulated to be totally chrome free. Approved to MSRR 9253, and now under evaluation at Rolls-Royce to MSRR 9140, and by other engine manufacturers as an alternative to chrome containing Ipcote and Sermetal basecoats.

 

To meet the requirements of MSRR 9253, process in accordance with RPS666/3. Can also be processed to RPS666/1 system A to give coatings that pass MSRR9140.

 

Normally used with chrome free organic sealcoats.

 

Inorganic Chrome Free Recently developed product to be supplied as a 2/3 component system for simple mixing before use. Applied and cured as per standard Ipcote IP9183-R1. Currently undergoing application and specification testing with clients throughout the world.

 

Sealcoats

Sealcoats provide an electrically non-conductive barrier coat to the aluminium surface. They have an added benefit of sealing any porosity that may be present in the conductive, sacrificial aluminium basecoat, without detracting from the sacrificial properties. This results in a smoother, harder coating which provides a barrier against carbon deposits, etc, extending the useful life of the coating system. Additionally, the smoother surface enhances airflow characteristics, and therefore engine efficiency.

 

Ipseal IP9184 Green and Khaki

MSRR 9140; OMat 7/168B; LB598; ITP SMM-903; PCS 2550

 

High temperature sealing compound used over Ipcote, Ipthin. For use at temperatures in excess of 600°C. Can also been used as a stand alone product, most recently as a one coat system on titanium to give protection against Skydrol at 250°C.

 

Available in green or khaki, the sealcoat gives a smooth, eggshell finish. Other colours can be manufactured; a black version has been produced for use on agricultural vehicle exhaust systems. Applied and processed typically as per RPS 666/3, to a typical film thickness of 6-8 microns.

 

Used as alternatives to Sermetal 570A. Ipseal contains less than 0.6% hexavalent chrome. Blue and black also available.

 

Smoothseal IP9444

MSRR 3010

 

Very smooth, thin sealcoat, used over either Smoothcote or Ipcote as an alternative to Sermetal 5380/5380DP.

 

Gives a smooth, golden finish with excellent surface smoothness with resultant excellent airflow characteristics.

 

Applied and processed typically as per RPS 666/5. Note that Smoothseal is normally cured at 250°C to retain the golden finish. Normal film thickness 3-5 microns applied in 3-4 very thin coats.

 

Smoothseal contains less than 0.6% hexavalent chrome. Blue also available.

 

Organic Sealcoat IP46-2125

Newly developed totally chrome free khaki coloured sealcoat, for use over any basecoat in the Ipcote range, but usually in conjunction with Organic Ipcote IP9253-R3.

 

Used as a chrome free alternative to Ipseal IP9184 and Sermetal 570A.

 

Applied as a thin seal, typically 4-8 microns. Processed as per RPS 666/3. Blue also available.

 

Organic Sealcoat Blue IP1949

PWA 595

 

Chrome free, heat and corrosion resistant sealcoat developed specifically for Standard Aero to give a very fine surface finish. Usually applied as a thin film and processed at 350°C (660°F) for 30 minutes.

 

Will also pass to CPW 563.

 

High Temperature Chrome Free Smooth Sealcoat

Recently developed high temperature (up to 600°C) clear sealcoat, organic but chrome free as an alternative to Smoothseal. Recently tested over IP9442 smoothcote (560°C processed) to give a surface profile < 15µin at 30 thou cut off. To be used in both organic and inorganic chrome free basecoats as a totally chrome free smooth coat system.

 

Organic Sealcoat J900

CPW 563

 

Developed for use as a chrome free alternative sealcoat for use on Pratt & Whitney Canada range as an alternative to the 5380 range; Smoothseal.

 

Applied as a thin coat at typically 4-8 microns, J900 is processed at 190°C for 1 hour.

 

Diffusion Products

 

Allied to the Ipcote range, by nature of their basic chemistry, but used in areas where higher temperature and corrosion resistance are required.

 

Ipal IP1041

MSRR 1041

 

Aluminium Silicon Ceramic diffusion coating, formulated for higher temperature corrosion protection and excellent oxidation and sulphidation protection.

 

Used for example on turbine blades in aero engines and industrial gas turbines and nozzle guide vanes.

 

Approved alternative to Sermaloy J.

 

Applied and processed as per RPS 603, which includes diffusing under argon at 885°C, up to the solutioning temperature of the base metal.

 

Organic Aluminium Diffusion Coating IP43-2054A

(Alt to PL 219 -3863 -A 6000)

 

Aluminium diffusion coating, formulated to be chrome free, for use on steam and industrial gas turbines running up to 650°C. Can be diffused in air; does not need inert gas atmosphere.

 

Touch Ups

 

As with most industrial processes, it is sometimes necessary to touch up small areas of damage on parts treated with Ipcote or Ipseal.

 

It must be remembered that the touch up systems, whilst excellent coatings will not meet the high performance criteria of Ipcote/Ipseal, and consequently any areas to be touched up must be small, usually defined in the end user specification.

 

Touch up for Process “A” Ipcote PL177-R1

MSRR 9141; OMat 7/47; ITP SMM-914

 

Recently re-formulated to be chrome free and easy application, touch up for Ipcote; Smoothcote and Ipthin, where processing has been to type “A”, and the finish is matt grey.

 

Touch up for Process “B” Ipcote IP9138-R1

MSRR 9040; OMat 7/22B; CoMat 07-038; MTU-MTS 1254

 

Air drying chemical & heat resistant coating in its own right, used as the touch up for process “B” Ipcote which has been bead peened to a bright silver finish.

 

Routinely tested to 100 hours@500°C; 100 hours in ester lubricant at 150°C, and skydrol for 3 hours at 70°C.

 

Touch up for Ipseal PL270-R1 Khaki PL150A/R1 Green

MSRR 9394; OMat 7/169A; ITP SMM-915

 

Recently re-formulated to be chrome free and easy application, air drying touch up for either Ipseal Green or Khaki. Will operate at temperatures up to 650°C. The khaki version can also be used as a touch up for Sermaseal 570A.

 

Full technical information is available for all the products discussed on this information sheet. Please contact our sales office for further information.

 

IPCOTE IP9183 & IPCOTE IP9183 R1

Approved to MSRR 9140 

Apply in accordance with RPS 666/1

 

Snecma Specification DMR 74-052 

Application to DMP16-049

 

The first of a range of sacrificial aluminium coatings for high temperature and corrosion resistance. This coating when applied at film thickness of 50 microns (2 thou) give in excess of 3000 hours corrosion resistance in an ASTM.B117 salt spray cabinet. Alternative to Sermetal W & WFX IP9183

 

IPCOTE 9182 Low Chrome

As Ipcote IP9183, but with reduced chrome content, less than 1% hexavalent chrome. All tests passed as IP9183. Alternative to Sermetal 1129. IP9182

 

IPTHIN - IP9356/R1

Thin Film High Heat Resistant 

Sacrificial Aluminium Coating

 

IP9356 to MSRR 9356 is similar to IP9183 Ipcote, but at film thickness of about half. This is of use in areas where tolerances are critical such as

 

Interference fit joints

flanges

bolts

engine mounts

fasteners

dovetails

etc.

Sprayed at thicknesses of 12-25 microns (1/2 to 1 thou, 1-2 coats) see Ipcote for further general information. Also used as a coating for part marking, it does not obliterate when thinly applied. Alternative to Sermetal 709, a product that appears to be used only by Rolls Royce, now being replaced by 762 & 962, and our LR168g

 

Approved to MSRR 9356. Apply for RPS 666/2 IP9356

 

 

LR168G (Development Product)

New low temperature curing thin film coating with resistance to a 1000 hours salt spray with only 2 thou (12 microns) film thickness! Currently under review by several aero space manufacturers as an alternative to 962CR.LR168G

 

IPAL IP1041

High Temperature Aluminium Silicon Ceramic Diffusion Coating

 

An exciting new product currently awaiting approval, formulated for higher temperature corrosion protection and excellent for oxidation and sulphidation protection in, for example, industrial gas turbines and nozzle guide veins. Also used for patch repairs (TSD 594). Alternative to Sermalloy J. IPAL IP1041

 

 

SEALCOATS

 

IPSEAL - IP9184 (KHAKI), 

IPSEAL - IP9184 (GREEN SEAL)

Also black and other colours please enquire for more details.

 

High Temperature Inorganic Sealing Compound IPSEAL is an inorganic protective coating used as a barrier over

 

Ipcote (IP9183)

IP9253

PL219

IP9356

All of the above are conductive, sacrificial coatings, and inherently porous. Ipseal seals this porosity without detracting from their sacrificial properties. It also creates an electrically non-conductive barrier coat. The use of Ipseal on top of these products results in a smoother, harder coating which provides a barrier against carbon deposits, etc extending the useful life of the base coat and a smoother finish which enhances airflow characteristics, and therefore engine efficiency. For use at temperatures up to 800ºC. Alternative to Sermaseal 570.

 

Approved to specification MSRR 9140, OMAT number 7/168B (under test to CPW 406)

 

Smooth eggshell finish in either Green or Khaki

 

Typical Film thickness 6 microns per coat (0.2 thou)

 

Operating temperature -40 to +800ºC, (14001F)

 

Less than 0.6% Hexavalent chrome

 

IP9184 - IPSEAL GREEN and KHAKI

 

 

Low Chrome IPSEAL IP9185

Low chrome containing variant of IPSEAL IP9184. Approved to MSRR 9140 (also available in green or khaki) contains less than 1% chrome. IP9185

 

 

SMOOTHSEAL - IP9444

An exceedingly thin, clear, seal coat giving 3-4 microns thickness, and very smooth sealing to the range of Ipcote products. Dyed to show where it is being applied, the colour disappears at temperature leaving a very thin film barrier coating of very high finish. Less than 0.6% chrome.

 

Approved to MSRR 3010. Apply in accordance with RPS 666/5 IP9444 SMOOTHSEAL

 

TOUCH-UPS

 

PL177 TOUCH-UP FOR IPCOTE IP9183, R1, IP9182 ETC

To MSRR 9141, an air drying aluminium touch-up for Ipcote IP9183, Sermetal W, Ipthin IP9356 and other coatings to MSRR 9140 (OMAT 7/47). Matt in appearance, this material most closely matches Ipcote that is unpeened, and not burnished. For touching up Type A processed Ipote. PL177

 

IP9138 AIRDRYING HIGH TEMPERATURE ALUMINIUM

High heat resistant aluminium coating, to MSRR 9040 and OMAT 7. A one part air drying, erosion resistant organic coating with resistance to heat, corrosion and aircraft fluids. For use on steel, aluminium and other metal parts, this product is routinely tested for 100 hours at 500ºC, 100 hours in ester lubricant at 150ºC and skydrol for 3 hours at 70ºC. For touching up Type B processed Ipcote.

 

Although often used as an air drying touch up for sacrificial products such as our IP9139, PL101, Sermetal W and our Ipcote, it is also used as an air drying high temperature product in its own right.

 

Being skydrol resistant, it is used for, amongst other things, undercarriage and wheel protection. IP9138

 

 

 

PL270 - TOUCH UP FOR IP9184 (KHAKI SEAL) & SERMASEAL

Olive air drying touch-up to 650°C for Ipseal - IP9184 (Khaki) to MSRR 9394 (OMAT 7/169A) also for sermaseal 570 PL270

 

PL150R1 - Touch up for IP9184 (GREEN IPSEAL)

Green air drying touch-up to 650°C for Ipseal Green To MSRR 9394 (OMT 7/169A) PL155

 

IP9064/1405 LOW TEMP TOUCH UP TOUCH UP FOR IP9184 KHAKI IPSEAL

Olive 2 part epoxy airdrying touch up for IP9184 Khaki Ipseal up to 220°C for use at lower temperatures IP9064

 

Health & Safety

 

Before use please request, our latest Health and Safety Data Sheet before using any of the above products.

 

 

General Industrial Range Paints and Coatings

 

GENERAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES - 41000/AD - QAD AIR DRYING PRIMERS & FINISHES

Quick Air Dry

Good Gloss and Build

Excellent Exterior Weathering

Resistant to Petrol and Oils

Suitable for Agricultural Equipment; Machinery; Skips and General Metalwork

Codes -

 

Primers:

 

ADP00 White

ADP01 Light Grey

ADP02 Red Oxide

ADP03 Dark grey

ADP04 Black Anti Corrosive

 

Finishes:

 

AD00 White Gloss

AD10 Black Gloss

AD20 Yellow Gloss

AD30 Green Gloss

AD40 Red Gloss

AD50 Brown Gloss

AD70 Clear Gloss

AD80 Blue Gloss

AD90 Metallics

 

For full colour range please enquire.

 

Physical Properties -

 

Supply Viscocity

 

75-80'/B4/20°C

 

Supply SG

 

1.00 - 1.20 dependant on colour

 

Supply Solids

 

55% +/- 3%

 

Flash Point

 

Below 22 - 32°C

 

Surface Preparation -

 

Ensure surface is dry & dust free.

Degrease and preferably pretreat metal surfaces with phosphate or chromate pretreatment or etch primer.

 

Application -

 

Apply by conventional, HVLP or Airless Spray.

Can be adjusted for Electrostatic Spray: Contact our Technical Department

Apply as supplied - Can be thinned with up to 10% AD thin.

 

Drying / Curing Schedule -

 

Touch Dry: 20 minutes

Handleable: 1 hr

Handdry for packing: 24 hrs

 

Coverage -

 

8-10 square metres per litre

 

Clean Up-

 

AD Thin or Gunwash 40006

 

Storage -

 

Shelf life: 12 months

 

Highly flammable liquid: Store and use in accordance with the flammable liquid regulations.

 

This information is given in good faith for the guidance of users, but is without warranty or liability. Any queries should be referred to our technical department.

 

Before use, please request our latest health & safety data sheet.

 

GENERAL INDUSTRIAL FINISHES - 50000 SERIES - VOC COMPLIANT 2 PACK EPOXY FINISHES

Low VOC(less than 420gm/litre) High Performance 2 Component Finishes

Excellent Hardness & Durability

Ultimate Chemical Protection

Cold or Low Temperature Cure

Suitable for use on a wide variety of substrates including: Ferrous and Non-ferrous Metals; Composites and Thermoset Plastics.

Codes -

 

50009 Zinc Phosphate Primer

50015 Grey Spray Primer Filler

50000 Gloss White

50012 Copper

50002R1 Gloss Swan Beige

50013 Gloss Grey 693

50003 Gloss Mid Range Brown

50014 Matt Black

50005 Gloss Clear

 

50016 Gloss Black

50006 Gloss Golden Yellow 356

50007 Gloss Cherry Red 538

50001R1 Catalyst

50008 Bright Aluminium

50001-M Matt Catalyst

50010 Bright Silver

50011 Gold

42000 Thinners

 

Physical Properties -

 

Supply Viscocity

 

Base: 60-70 secs / B4 / 20°C

Catalyst: 30 secs / B4/ 20°C

 

Supply SG

 

Base: 1.05 – 1.45 dependent on colour

Catalyst: 0.99

 

Supply Solids

 

Base: 58-72% dependent upon colour

Catalyst:88%

 

Flash Point

 

22°C - 32°C

 

Surface Preparation -

 

Ensure surfaces are clean and free from dust, dirt etc.

 

Ferrous Metals: Phosphate pretreat or etch prime

Non-ferrous Metals: Chromate pretreat or etch prime

Composites: Solvent wipe

Thermoset Plastics: Solvent wipe with IPA

Mixing -

 

Refer to Specific Product Mixing and use sheet.

When mixed to spray viscosity, all products have a VOC content less than 420 gms/litre.

 

Application -

 

Apply by conventional or HVLP Spray

Mixed Pot Life: 4-6 hours

 

Drying / Curing Schedule -

 

Air Dry:Touch Dry: 45-60 minutes

Hard Dry for packing: 24 hours

Force Cure: 20 minutes @ 125°C

 

Coverage -

 

8-10 square metres per litre

 

Clean Up-

 

Thinners 42000 or Gunwash 40006

 

Storage -

 

Shelf life: 12 months

 

Highly flammable liquid: Store and use in accordance with the flammable liquid regulations.

 

Before use, please request our latest health & safety data sheet.