Supplier: Soda ash, urea 46 fertilizers, adblue, lead ingots, lead powder, npk fertilizers, rock phosphate, gypsum, base oil, white spirit, potassium chloride kcl, ammonium nitrate, ammonium sulphate, caustic soda, , triple super phosphate (tsp), potassium chloride (mop), diammonium phosphate (dap), sulphate of potash (sop), commercial epsom salt (ces), melamine, urea melamine formaldehyde, urea formaldehyde concentrate 85%, para formaldehyde 96%, wheat, wheat flour, yellow corn, sunflower oil.
Services: General trading in raw materials, supply chain, contracting.
Buyer: Chemicals, petrochemicals
SYNTHETIC RED OXIDE PRIMER SYNTEHTIC GREY OXIDE PRIMER SYNTHETIC WOOD PRIMER SYNTHETIC ZINC PHOSPHATE PRIMER SYNTHETIC ZINC CHROMATE PRIMER ETCH PRIMER TOPCOAT OIL ENAMEL PEINTURE PREMIUM OIL PAINT FOR METAL SYNTHETIC UNDERCOAT HAMMER FINISH HAMMER FINISH GOLD/SILVER/COPPER PAINT
Supplier: Disinfection, household cleaning products
industrial cleaning, phosphating and rust removers , horse care products, car cleaning products , uv varnish , insulating primers , paint strippers
rust inhibitors
Services: Oem service
Buyer: Methylal, dimethylcarbonate, dioxolan
Synthetic Zinc Chromate Primer
Epoxy Zinc Phosphate Primer White (A+B)
Synthetic Red Oxide Primer
Synthetic Wood Primer
Description Two component Epoxy based anticorrosive primer containing red oxide and zinc phosphate as corrosion inhibiting pigments Recommended Use :- This product is recommended as a primer on suitably cleaned mild steel surface in various fertilizer units, refineries, chemical and other plants, transportation industries, steel plants, cement plants, power plants, pulp and paper industries, pharmaceutical industries, etc. for application on tank exteriors, structural steel, pipelines, machineries, vessels, etc. The product is recommended as a primer for mild to moderate corrosion conditions. Not to be recommended for immersed water condition. Physical Data :- COLOUR : Red FINISH : Matt SOLIDS BY VOLUME : 40 ± 3% THEORETICAL SPREADING RATE : 13.33 sq.mt. / ltr. at DFT of 30 �µ FLASH POINT : Base : Above 23�°C Hardener : Above 23�°C DRYING CHARACTERISTICS (At 300 C & 65% Relative Humidity) : HARD DRY : Overnight FULL CURE : 7 days SHELF LIFE : BASE : 6 months HARDENER : 6 months Surface Preparation Abrasive blasting to Sa 21/2 Swedish Standards is the best method of surface preparation. In case blasting is not possible, then the surface of steel should be cleaned to St-2/St-3 std. The surface should be absolutely dry, moisture and oil free before primer application. Application Data :- MIXING RATIO : Base : Hardener (As per our recommendations) APPLICATION : By Brush / By Conventional Spray THINNER : Epoxy Thinner 190 POT LIFE : 4 hours min at 30C RECOMMENDED DFT : 30 - 40 OVERCOATING INTERVAL : MIN : 8 hours MAX : 24 hours COMPATIBILITY : Can be over coated with Epoxy, PU, Chlorinated Rubber and Synthetic Enamel Finish Paints. Application Method Stir the Base part thoroughly. Mix the base and hardener as per our recommended ratio, by volume. Stir the mix, gently to attain homogeneity. Allow the mixture to stand still (maturation) for about 10-15 minutes to initiate the reaction. Application : By Brush / By Conventional Spray / By Airless Spray Generally no thinner is required for Brush application; however under adverse environmental conditions about 5% of thinner, by volume, can be added. Apply evenly in crossed manner, ensuring the uniform application. Use quality brushes for paint application. Add Epoxy Thinner Thinner into the mix, if required, depending on application method, and stir gently for few minutes. Strain the paint through Nylon filter cloth and apply uniformly over the surface. All equipments used for above should be properly clean. For Conventional Spray application :- Thinner : Epoxy Thinner 190 Addition : 10-15% Nozzle Orifice : 1.2 -1.4 mm Nozzle Pressure : 40-70 p.s.i. For Airless Spray application :- Thinner : Epoxy Thinner 190 Addition : Max 5% if required Nozzle Orifice : 0.37- 0.42mm Nozzle Pressure : 1400-1800 p.s.i.
Epoxy Zinc Rich Primer
