6020A EPICON T-500 PRIMER H Epoxy Tank Coating is an epoxy coating used as a primer. If the product is used as a temporary primer, refer to the precautions. Parameters on this page: volume solids 35 ± 2% (ISO 3233), dry film thickness 50 µm, theoretical spreading rate 0.143 L/m². Comparable models from the same brand: 1050 NZ PRIMER S zinc-free epoxy shop primer, 200 GALVANITE No. 200 PRIMER epoxy galvanised steel primer, 400 GALVANITE No. 400 PRIMER epoxy polyamide resin primer.
Parameter source: CMP original technical data sheet (TDS) for 6020A EPICON T-500 PRIMER H Epoxy Tank Coating; spreading rate and other values are converted from TDS parameters and provided for product selection reference only.
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| Volume Solids | 35 ± 2% (ISO: 3233) |
|---|---|
| Dry Film Thickness | 50 µm |
| Theoretical Spreading Rate | 0.143 L/m2 |
| VOC | 578 g/L (Method 24) |
| Density / Specific Gravity | 1.20 g/ml (ISO: 2811) |
| Number of Components | Two-component |
| Thinner | EPOXY THINNER B |
| Mixing Ratio | Base : curing agent = 73:27 (by volume) |
| Colour / Appearance | Powder brown |
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EPICON T-500 PRIMER H is composed mainly of epoxy resin and its curing agent. It has excellent physical properties such as good adhesion and abrasion resistance, and chemical resistance to salt water, petroleum, crude oil, alkali metals and weak acids, and can be used with EPICON T-500.
If the product is used as a temporary primer, refer to the precautions.
| Type | Epoxy tank coating |
|---|---|
| Use | Used as a primer for the interior of chemical tankers, and is effective as a temporary primer |
| Mixing Ratio | Base : curing agent = 73:27 (by volume) |
|---|---|
| Colour | Powder brown |
| Flash Point | Base 13 °C Curing agent 15.5 °C |
| Density | 1.20 g/ml (ISO: 2811) |
| Volume Solids | 35 ± 2% (ISO: 3233) |
| Volatile organic compound content | 578 g/L (Method 24) |
| Theoretical spreading rate | 0.143 L/m2 |
| Thickness | Wet film 143 µm; dry film 50 µm |
(at 50 µm dry film)
| Temperature | 10 °C | 20 °C | 30 °C | 40 °C | |
| Drying Time | Surface Dry | 90 min | 40 min | 20 min | 10 min |
| Hard Dry | 16 h | 8 h | 4 h | 2 h | |
| Recoat interval | At least | 16 h | 12 h | 8 h | 5 h |
| At most* | 28 days | 21 days | 15 days | ||
| At most** | 10 days | 7 days | 5 days | 3 days | |
| Pot life | 24 h | 16 h | 12 h | 8 h | |
| Application method | Airless spray, brush, roller |
|---|---|
| Weather: temperature | Minimum 10 °C |
| Humidity | Maximum 85% RH; steel temperature at least 5 °C above the dew point |
| Airless spray: viscosity | 0.9-1Pa.S |
| Nozzle | Graco719 |
| Paint output pressure | 8.8-11.8 Mpa |
| Spray gun speed | 60–160 cm/s |
| Thinner | EPOXY THINNER B |
| Thinning | 0–7% by volume |
| Newbuilding | Follow the shipyard standards. Consult your CMP representative for advice. |
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| Repair and maintenance | Remove oil and grease. Remove salts and other contaminants with high-pressure clean water, then dry |
| Fully. Remove damaged areas by abrasive blasting to at least Sa 2½ (ISO 8507-1 | 2007) or with power |
| power tools to St 3 (ISO 8507-1 | 2007). |
| Rinse with water | Consult your CMP representative for advice. |
The type and degree depend on the actual condition of the material and the required performance.
Optimum results can be achieved even on lightly corroded or damp steel surfaces.
Use standards consistent with the Worldwide Marine Specifications.
| Preceding coat | CERABOND 2000, NZ PRIMER S, EPICON ZINC RICH PRIMER B-2, etc. |
|---|---|
| Subsequent coat | EPICON T-500 |
| Packaging | Two-component |
Note: 1. In confined spaces or restricted spaces at low temperature, ventilation is necessary to remove volatilised solvent and promote film formation during application and drying.
2. Stir the base with an electric stirrer to a uniform state, then thoroughly stir all of the curing agent with the base. Finally add an appropriate amount of thinner and mix thoroughly.
3. Excessive solvent may reduce sag resistance. 4. Mix only the amount of paint that can be used within the specified pot life.
5. * Note: 6. If used as a temporary primer, refer to the following
| Application quantity | 0.076L/m2 |
|---|---|
| Viscosity | 16 s (Ford Cup #4). Film thickness: wet film 76 micron, dry film 25 micron |
| (at 25 µm dry film) | 10°C | 20°C | 30°C | 40°C | |
| Drying Time | Surface Dry | 15 min | 10 min | 6 min | 3 min |
| Hard Dry | 3 h | 2 h | 1.5 h | 30 min | |
| Recoat interval | At least | 16 h | 12 h | 8 h | 5 h |
| At most* | 28 days | 21 days | 15 days | ||
| At most** | 10 days | 7 days | 5 days | 3 days | |
| Pot life | 24 h | 16 h | 12 h | 8 h | |
Thinning: for airless spray: 0-10% by volume. 7. Density, volume solids and volatile organic compound content are theoretical values calculated without thinner.
Information is subject to the manufacturer's latest version; the manufacturer's latest TDS prevails.
The technical parameters on this page are taken from the product's original manufacturer technical datasheet, the copyright of which belongs to the manufacturer. If a rights holder considers the presentation inappropriate, contact us for verification and handling.
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