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Product Description

Two-component epoxy-amine coating system designed for industrial protection on properly prepared metal and concrete. Offers strong adhesion, chemical resistance, and toughness after full cure. Suitable for shop/maintenance coating, epoxy primer, and general protective finishing depending on pigmentation and recommended system build.

System Type
Epoxy Primer (2K) — Bisphenol-A epoxy + Polyamide/Amine Adduct
Mixing
Mix ratio: Base : Hardener = 4 : 1 (vol) | 100 : 25 (wt) (typical) • Induction: 10–15 min (if required)

Typical Technical Data (Mixed Material)

Volume solids
~55 ± 3 % (typical)
VOC
Typically < 420 g/L (as supplied)
Specific gravity
~1.30 ± 0.05 (pigmented)
Mix ratio (by volume)
Base : Hardener = 4 : 1
Mix ratio (by weight)
Base : Hardener = 100 : 25 (typical)
Pot life @ 30 °C
~45–60 min (depends on mass & temperature)
Induction time
0–15 min (based on hardener type & site practice)
Recommended DFT / coat
50–100 µm/coat
Recommended system DFT
100–200 µm (typical protection build)
Theoretical coverage*
5.5–11 m²/L @ 50–100 µm DFT
Drying @ 30 °C
Touch: 2–4 h • Recoat: 6–12 h • Full cure: 5–7 days
Service temperature
Up to ~80 °C dry (typical epoxy limitation)
Thinner / Cleaner
Epoxy thinner (ketone/aromatic blend) as recommended
Shelf life
12 months (Base) & 12 months (Hardener) in sealed containers
*Actual coverage varies with profile, porosity, losses, and application method. Typical values are indicative; confirm by site trials.

Components

ComponentTypical Description
Part A — Epoxy Base Pigmented/filled epoxy resin blend (commonly Bisphenol-A epoxy) with additives for flow, wetting, and anti-settling.
Part B — Amine Hardener Polyamide / amine adduct / cycloaliphatic amine system (selected for pot life, cure speed, and chemical resistance).
Mixed Material Crosslinked epoxy network after cure; exhibits strong adhesion, hardness development, and resistance to water/chemicals (after full cure).

Surface Preparation

Mixing & Application

Step / MethodDetails
Mixing order Pre-mix Part A to uniformity. Add Part B (hardener) in full quantity. Mix 2–3 minutes until homogeneous.
Induction (if used) Allow 10–15 minutes after mixing before application (especially in cooler conditions or certain adduct hardeners).
Pot life control Keep mixed paint in shallow trays to reduce exotherm; do not seal mixed material in closed containers.
Brush/Roller Suitable for stripe coats and small areas. Thin 0–5% if required. Apply evenly to achieve specified DFT.
Conventional spray Thin 5–15% with epoxy thinner; adjust viscosity to equipment. Use clean, dry compressed air.
Airless spray Tip 0.015–0.021" • Pressure 1800–2500 psi (as required). Use filters and wet film gauges for control.
Stripe coating Apply stripe coat on edges, welds, bolts, and sharp corners prior to full coat for better corrosion protection.
Recoat window Recoat typically 6–12 hours at 30 °C. If exceeded, light abrasion may be needed for intercoat adhesion.
Practical Notes
Avoid application when surface temperature is within 3 °C of dew point. Ensure ventilation during cure. Chemical resistance develops after full cure; avoid early chemical/water exposure.

Recommended Coating System (example)

  1. Surface prep: blast cleaning Sa 2½; profile 40–75 µm
  2. 1 coat 2K Epoxy-Amine Primer (DFT 75 µm)
  3. 1 coat 2K Epoxy-Amine Intermediate/Topcoat (DFT 75–100 µm) or compatible polyurethane topcoat (as per service need)
Final system selection depends on environment (chemical, marine, atmospheric), substrate, and service temperature.

Handling & Safety

Amines & Blushing (Humidity Risk)
Under high humidity/low temperature, amine blush may occur on the surface. Ensure conditions are suitable; if blush forms, wash/abrade before recoating.
Quality Control (Suggested)
Monitor WFT/DFT, pot life, mixing ratio, ambient/dew point, adhesion (cross-cut/pull-off), and holiday detection for high builds.

Packaging & Storage

Supplied as two components (Part A + Part B) in matched kits. Typical pack sizes: 5 L, 20 L kits (as agreed). Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from direct sunlight and ignition sources. Keep containers tightly closed. Do not freeze. Rotate stock on FIFO basis.

Notes & Disclaimer

Values shown are typical and may vary by pigmentation, hardener selection, batch, and application conditions. Always verify suitability by testing on a small area and confirming performance under actual service conditions. This document is provided for guidance only and does not constitute a warranty. For project-specific recommendations, consult your technical representative.
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