Hardener of the Black Enamel

Hardener 1, Aminopropyltriethoxysilane Amino functional adhesion promoters, builders Hardener number 1 and Aminopropyltriethoxysilane apply fiberglass and paint industries. Improve adhesion of various polymers and coatings (acrylics, alkyds, polyesters, polyurethanes to inorganic substrates (glass, aluminum, steel, etc. . Increase the resistance to !ater and corrosion resistant coatings. Hardener number 1 and compatible !ith Aminopropyltriethoxysilane these polymers in the paint or primer" acrylates alkyds, polyesters, polyurethanes. Hardener number 1 and also used Aminopropyltriethoxysilane as additives for pigmentation (increased interaction pigment !ith a polymer base composition or paint material and the epoxy hardener composition. #ecommended consumption" $he pre%treatment of the material (fiberglass " &.1%'( a)ueous solution is acidified !ith acetic acid (pH * +,& . ,hen material treatment should undergo a drying step and condensation at -1&&%1&. / 0. As an additive" &.&.%1..( by !eight of the polymer, paint or primer

Black Enamel
1namel 2H1A$ #13I3$A4$ 5AI4$2 designed for corrosion protection of metallic paint e)uipment operating in conditions of high humidity and temperature, oil, gas, steam !ith superheated steam ovens for saunas, baths, chimneys, and exhaust systems of cars, parts, engines and other metal surfaces, exposed during installation and operation in temperatures from %6& / 0 to -6.& / 0 and aggressive factors, salt solutions, oils, mineral oils. Heat% 5aint can be used for coloring concrete, reinforced concrete, brick, asbestos surfaces to make them the protective properties of high temperature !ater, precipitation, corrosive environments, !hile maintaining good !ater vapor permeability. Heat resistant paint can be applied in an electrostatic field, and in sub%7ero temperatures. According to the results of environmental tests at 4II 895 !ith :;< 2=ictoria2 guaranteed service life of the coating heat%resistant enamel 2H1A$ #13I3$A4$ 5AI4$2 in industrial atmosphere of moderate and cold climate is 1. years. Heat resistant paint (enamel are available in the follo!ing colors" silver, black, !hite, gray, yello!, green, blue, red, bro!n, red%bro!n, blue, beige. :n physico%chemical parameters silicone heat resistant paint (enamel mark 2H1A$ #13I3$A4$ 5AI4$2 must comply !ith the re)uirements and standards set forth in the table. $echnical characteristics Item" #elative viscosity at ('& > ' / 0 by viscometer =<%'+6 (or :$%+ no77le diameter of +.& mm, !ith not less than '. Heat%resistant enamel drying time up to ? degrees, hours, more at" ('& > ' / 0 ' (1.& > ' / 0 &.. 0ontents of dry substance,(, for enamel" % 3ilver +. > ? % :ther colors of .& > . @ilm adhesion enamel points, no more than 1 $emperature resistant enamel film, h, at least" % 3ilver at (6.& > . / 0 . % Alack at (6&& > . / 0 . % Alue at (..& > . / 0 . % #ed, bro!n, green, yello!

at (.&& > . / 0 . % :ther colors at (+&& > . / 0 . @ilm hardness of enamel by $;8 pendulum (pendulum A , arbitrary units, not less than &.+ @ilm impact strength on the device B%1 cm, at least +& @ilm resistance of enamel at ('& > ' / 0, h, not less, to the static action" % ,ater 1&& % 5etrol C' % ;ineral oil C' @ilm resistance to salt spray enamel, h, at least 1&& :perating temperature range from %6& / 0 to -6.& / 0. $heoretical consumption of metal at 1&& microns (dry layer % ?.& gDm', for concrete % +.& gDm'. 5ractical coverage of up to C&( may exceed the theoretical. $he number of layers % at least t!o !ith a minimum coating thickness of .& microns. #ecommended film thickness of dry layer % .&%1.& microns. Application system does not re)uire priming. :ne%component composition. 0old and hot curing of the coating after application. $erm final polymeri7ation at '& / 0 % C' hours Application guide 1. 3urface preparation for painting ?.1 $he surface must first be cleared of mechanical contamination of !ater%soluble salts, fats, oils. Eegreasing is cloth dampened !ith solvent, xylene, acetone, or other aromatic solvents. 3urface prior to the application must be clean and dry. ?.' 0leaning of rust, scale, old paint residues produced by manual or mechanically to 3t ? or blast (blast method to grade 3A' % 3A', . to the international standard I3: F.&1%1"1GFF. $his makes cleaning the re)uired heat resistance and adhesion. ?.? In the event that the previously applied coating firm, !ithout corrosion damage and the percentage of its destruction under '&, you must use partial processing (In the absence of ground cover, capturing the adHacent areas by 1.%'& cm in perimeter to ?.', the rest of the surface must be prepared on ?.1. ?.+ In the event that the old (before application coating has a thickness of &.. mm or it has collapsed by more than '&( before painting such coverage should be removed completely and surface preparation is performed both on ?.'. '. 5reparation of material for application +.1 or heat%resistant enamel paint 2H1A$ #13I3$A4$ 5AI4$2 is sold ready to use. $he value of the relative viscosity is given in $able 1. If necessary, dilute and bring to a viscosity using xylene, toluene, solvent (1?&D1.& . $he dilution of enamel to a viscosity (at viscometer =<%'+6 !ith a diameter + mm no77le 1. can reach ?&%F&(.

+.' Aefore applying enamel to be mixed thoroughly until disappearance of the precipitate and then measure the viscosity. ?. 0oloring ..1 5repared to spray enamel can be applied !ith a paint sprayer (Air or airless , roller, brush, dip. ,hen spraying 4o77le should be 1.F%'.. mm. Eistance from the no77le to the spray gun $he surface should be '&&%?&& mm, depending on the pressure air no77le diameter. ..' painting executed by a dry, fat%free surface at ambient and substrate from %?& to -+&I 0 ..? $he metal surfaces are painted in '%? cross%layer !ith an intermediate @lash%off 2to touch2 &..%'.& hours depending on the temperature the surrounding air. ..+ concrete, asbestos%cement, plaster, surface tsementnopeschanye painted in three layers. ... natural drying at ('& > ' I ,ith no more than ' hours total curing of the coating occurs during heating during operation. ,hen operating in a hostile environment, cover (mineral oil, gasoline, salt fog re)uires termo7akalka coating at '.&%+&&I 0 for 1.%'& minutes. ..6 $hickness of dried coating on the products, operating in conditions of high (6&& J 0 temperatures should be at the rate of ?.%+& microns of enamel '&& % '.& gDm'. If necessary, the application up to C& microns thick layer of enamel coating dried up grade ?, should be subHected to additional drying at (1.& > ' I 0 for 1 hour to complete evaporation of the solvent, and to completely cure the painted before using the product should be subHected to a step!ise heating of up to operating temperature. ..C $hickness of the dried coating on surfaces exposed to atmospheric conditions high humidity and temperatures up to 1&& J 0, shall be at the rate of +&%.& microns enamel '?&%'F& gDm'. Additional information on heat%resistant enamels and lac)uers presented in the article 2Heat%resistant enamels and varnishes2