| Product information | Coating method | Temperature limit | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application |
Immersed
135℃
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Non-Immersed
170℃
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| Product type | Viscous solvent free two/three pack modified amine epoxy, compounded with stainless steel and glass platelets and heavily loaded with silicon carbide. | Recommended DFT | ||
| Description | Provides excellent corrosion and abrasion resistance in both high temperature and chemical service. Offering excellent impact resistance, this material is normally used in films in excess of 1.5mm |
As a general lining 2mm, any desired thickness build-up. | ||
| Surcface preparation | To obtain optimum adhesion the substrate should be grit blasted to ISO 8501-1 Sa 2½ or equivalent with 75 micron profile. If grit blasting is not possible, smooth surfaces should be roughened and scored by grinding to give the coating key. | SDS | ||
Use applications
Coating method
＊There are more coating materials but we listed de most common use.
Wear environment
Plasmet T
| Product information | Coating method | Temperature limit | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application |
Immersed
75℃
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Non-Immersed
75℃
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| Product type | Solvent free surfacing material. With good chemical resistance. | Recommended DFT | ||
| Description | A machinable coating designed to achieve a smooth surface finish for seal landings etc. Often used to overcoat Plasmet WR and Plasmet R. |
As required | ||
| Surcface preparation | Surface should be free from oil, grease and other contaminants. Where possible surfaces should be abrasive blasted before application of Plasmet ‘R’ to IS0 8501-1 Sa 2½ or equivalent with 75 micron profile as SP1. Surfaces should be dry. | SDS | ||
Plasmet R
| Product information | Coating method | Temperature limit | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application |
Immersed
75℃
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Non-Immersed
75℃
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| Product type | Chemically resistant solvent free epoxy repair and rebuilding compound. | Recommended DFT | ||
| Description | Highly wear resistant, cures at low temperatures. Designed for rebuilding worn equipment and replacing corroded/abraded metal. Has moderate temperature resistance. |
As required | ||
| Surcface preparation | Surfaces should be dry and free from oil, grease and other contaminants. Where possible surface should be roughened to provide suitable key. For optimum adhesion and performance surfaces should be abrasive blasted before application to ISO 8501-1 Sa 2½ or equivalent with a 75 micron profile in accordance with data sheet SP1. | SDS | ||
Corrocoat Armagel
| Product information | Coating method | Temperature limit | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Application |
Immersed
100℃
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Non-Immersed
185℃
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| Product type | An abrasion resistant vinyl ester co-polymer containing glass flake and silicon carbide. | Recommended DFT | ||
| Description | Immersed environments where good resistance to chemical attack combined with resistance to abrasion are required. Pipes, shutes, process tanks, etc. |
750 and 2500 microns Primer 500 microns (Polyglass VE). |
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| Surcface preparation | Metals: Grit blast to ISO 8501-1 Sa 2½ near 3 standard or equivalent. Concrete: See Corrocoat Surface Specification SP5. | SDS | ||