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Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anti-corrosive E06-1

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Inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint E06-1 is an inorganic zinc silicate paint used as a primer. Suitable for offshore platforms, dock steel piles, mine steel supports, bridges and large steel structures as a high-performance anti-corrosive paint. Two-component inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint composed of alkyl silicate polymer, zinc dust, pigments, additives and alcohol solvents. High heat resistance; the film withstands temperatures up to 400°C. High impact resistance, good abrasion resistance and moderate flexibility. Parameters on this page: volume solids 44 ± 3% (after mixing), dry film thickness 70 µm, theoretical spreading rate 312 g/m².

Parameter source: KAILIN manufacturer's Technical Data Sheet (TDS) "Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anti-corrosive Paint E06-1"; values such as spreading rate are converted from TDS parameters and are for product selection reference only.
The above content is compiled from the manufacturer's datasheet and this site's parameter tables. For selection, coating systems and lead times, pleaseContact Usfor confirmation.

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Volume Solids44 ± 3% (after mixing)
Dry Film Thickness70µm
Theoretical Spreading Rate312 g/m²
VOC—
Density / Specific Gravity—
Number of ComponentsTwo-component
Flash Point13°C
ThinnerThinner 107
Mixing RatioComponent A : Component B = 3:1 (by weight)

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Composition

Two-component, composed of alkyl silicate polymer, zinc dust, pigments, additives and alcohol solvents

Inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint.

Key characteristics

High heat resistance; the film withstands temperatures up to 400°C.

High impact resistance, good abrasion resistance and moderate flexibility.

UseSuitable for offshore platforms, dock steel piles, mine steel supports, bridges and large steel structures as a high-performance anti-corrosive paint.
AppearanceGrey matt

Application parameters

Volume Solids44 ± 3% (determined according to GB/T9272 eqv ISO3233:1998) (after mixing)
Mixing ratioComponent A : Component B = 3:1 (by weight)
Dry Film Thickness70µm
Wet Film Thickness159µm
Theoretical quantity312g/m²
Flash PointComponent A13°C
Component B13°C
Drying time (25 °C)Touch dry ≤1 h; hard dry ≤24 h; recoating interval

Minimum recoating interval: more than 24 h; before painting, wipe the surface of the E06-1 film with a cloth dipped in Thinner 107,

to determine whether the film is fully cured. If zinc dust dissolves on the cloth, the film is not fully cured,

and it must continue drying; when relative humidity is below 70%, water may be sprinkled on the film to promote film

curing; dry until the cloth is colourless (no dissolution), indicating that the film is fully cured, before proceeding

to apply the next coat. The maximum recoating interval is unlimited, but zinc salts must be removed before recoating.

Pot life (after mixing components A and B)
Temperature5°C20°C30°C
Pot life24h12h6h
Recommended number of coatsSpray one coat; a dry film thickness within 70 µm is recommended.

Subsequent coat

Can be used in combination with chlorinated rubber, epoxy, epoxy bitumen, bituminous, polyurethane, vinyl and other coatings

but cannot be used in combination with oil-based, alkyd or polyester paints.

Surface PreparationSteel abrasive blast cleaning to Sa2.5; surface roughness 35–75 µm

Substrate Temperature

When the substrate temperature is too high (≥ 40 °C), spray application is required, but the substrate temperature shall not

exceed 60 °C. To avoid dry spray, add Thinner 107 until dry spray is eliminated

Application method

Airless Spray
ThinnerThinner 107
Thinning quantity0–10% (by paint weight) * guard against dry spray
Nozzle tip size0.4-0.5mm
Spray output pressure15 MPa (approx. 150 kg/cm²)
Air Spray
ThinnerThinner 107
Thinning quantity0–10% (by paint weight) * guard against dry spray
Nozzle tip size2.0-2.5mm
Air pressure0.3–0.6 MPa (approx. 3–6 kg)
Roller/brush
Not suitable for large-area application; limited to small-area repair coating.
ThinnerThinner 107
Thinning quantity0–5% (by paint weight)
Cleaning solventThinner 107
Safety measuresSee the Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) of Shanghai Kailin Paint Factory.
PackagingComponent A (zinc dust slurry): 20 L drum, 22.5 kg; Component B (base): 10 L drum, 7.5 kg
Shelf Life6 months

Precautions

Stir continuously with a mixer during application to prevent zinc dust from settling.

During application at temperatures above 30°C, to prevent dry spray, Thinner 107 may be added

until dry spray no longer occurs; the amount of Thinner 107 added is 0–10% of the paint weight.

When the dry film thickness is below the requirement and one additional coat of E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint is required,

E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint should be diluted with 50% Thinner 107 before recoating to improve intercoat adhesion between films.

The film thickness of E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint must not exceed 120 µm; if the dry film thickness is greater

than 120 µm, mud cracking and failure will occur due to internal stress in the film.

To seal the pores on the surface of the inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint film and prevent pinhole corrosion, use

H53-42 epoxy sealer or other sealer to seal E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint.

Before applying the next coat of paint, the film of E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint must be fully cured,

otherwise intercoat adhesion and anti-corrosion performance will be affected. Before painting, use a cloth dipped in Thinner 107

to wipe the film; if no colour appears on the cloth (that is, no dissolution), the film is fully cured, and the subsequent coat may then be applied.

Relative humidity below 70% is unfavourable to the hydrolytic curing reaction of inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint; to promote

film curing, sprinkle water appropriately on the film every 2 h starting 3 h after application.

The maximum recoating interval for E06-1 inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint is unlimited, but before applying the next

coat of paint, zinc salts formed on the film surface must be thoroughly removed; otherwise the intercoat adhesion and protective effect of the film will be affected.

NotesTo use this product correctly, read the Application Guide in this data sheet carefully.

Disclaimer

The above information and data for this product are accumulated from our tests and practical experience

accumulated, and may serve as an application guide. For application carried out under conditions unknown to us, we

We guarantee only the quality of the paint itself and accept no responsibility for other matters. We

and reserve the right to make modifications as the product is improved.

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.

FAQ

How many components does inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint have?
Inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint is a two-component product; mix according to the mixing ratio in the "Application Data" table on this page before use.
What is the mixing ratio of inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint?
The mixing ratio of inorganic zinc silicate anti-corrosive paint is Component A:Component B = 3:1 (by weight).
What is the typical dry film thickness for Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint is typically applied at a dry film thickness of 70 µm; the value is determined by the coating system and design requirements.
What is the theoretical spreading rate of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
The theoretical spreading rate of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint is 312 g/m²; actual consumption is adjusted according to substrate roughness, application loss and colour hiding power.
What is the volume solids of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
The volume solids of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint is 44 ± 3% (after mixing).
Which thinner is used for Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
Recommended thinner for Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint: 107 Thinner.
What is the flash point of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
The flash point of Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint is 13°C; storage, transport and application shall follow the product safety data sheet.
Which standards apply to Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint?
The technical data on this page states: GB/T9272 (see application instructions on this page); ISO3233:1998 (see application instructions on this page). Specific applicability is subject to the manufacturer's technical data sheet and the recommended coating system.
Where can Inorganic Zinc Silicate Anticorrosive Paint be purchased?
RichTech Industrial Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. distributes industrial and marine coatings, representing brands including JOTUN, HEMPEL, International, PPG and KANSAI, and provides product selection, coating systems and quantity calculations. Company address: Changhui Building, 799 Yinxiang Road, Jiading District, Shanghai.

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