SARV COAT 8969

Epoxy phenolic intermediate COATINGS

Description

Sarv coat 8969 is a two component, high performance modified epoxy coating.

Physical Data

Finish............................................... Semi Flat

Colour............................................. White, Grey

Volume Solids............................... 58±2%

Specific Gravity............................ 1.4±0.05 gr/cm³

Flash Point..................................... 26°C

Dry film Thicknss......................... 100-150 microns

Touch dry....................................... 4 hrs at 20°C

Hard dry......................................... 7 days at 20°C

                                                          6 days at 35°C

Thermal Resistance...................... Continuous 160°C

                                                           Non-continuos 180 °C

Theoretical Coverage................... 5.8-3.8 sqm/lit

                                                          4.14-2.75 sqm/kg

Practical Coverage....................... Depends on loss factor

Shelf life ........................................ 1 year at 25°C

Package.......................................... 5 & 20 liter container

Application Details

Application method .................... Air/Airless spray, Brush

Nozzle orifice................................. . .018"-.021"

Nozzle pressure............................. 200 bar/2900 Psi

Mixing ratio................................... Base/Hardener 4/ 1by weight

Thinner/Cleaner............................ SVT-89

Pot life ............................................ 2 hrs at 20°C

Recoat interval min:.................... 24 hrs at 20°C

Recoat interval max:................... 21 days at 20°C

Outstanding Characteristics

• Excellent oil resistance
• Excellent chemical resistance against weak acids, alkalies and solvents.
• Suitable for immersion in warm water.
• Corrosion resistance in moderately to severely environment.

Recommended Use

As a protective coating in tanks lining or steel structures to be immersed or exposed to splash or spillage of sea or potable water, solvents and chemicals.

Surface Preparation

The surface must be clean and dry. All dirt, grease, mill- scales and any other foreign materials should be removed. Old primed surfaces must surfaces must be roughenend.