The characteristics of chlorinated rubber arefast drying, low-temperature-applicable and single-component— overcoating is possible shortly after surface preparation, and it can still be applied around 0 °C, particularly suitable for docks, piers and outdoor steel structures whose schedules are limited by tide or weather. It has good water resistance, salt spray resistance and anti-mildew performance, and excellent intercoat adhesion with various primers, so it is widely used on ships, containers, port machinery, and above-water steel structures such as sluice gates and bridge piers. Its limitations are average weathering (degradation under UV and high temperature), poor strong-solvent resistance, and environmental substitution pressure for chlorinated products. Selection depends on the application temperature, overcoating interval requirements and compatibility with the primer — the short application window is its core value. This page summarises the original technical data of chlorinated rubber coatings from various brands.
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