Duracoat - 6000
Epoxy High Build Coating
Product Description
Duracoat - 6000 is a two-component high solid epoxy
coating designed to provide excellent protection in demanding environments and
is especially suited as a tank coating in petroleum products industry.
Features and Benefits
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Easy to apply
and can be applied via airless spray, conventional spray, brush or roller. |
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Excellent
resistance to corrosion, erosion, abrasion, chemical attack and other
destructive conditions. |
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High build
coating that provides desired film build up to 100 microns in a single coat
without sagging for economical application. |
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Serves as
single protective coat that results in fewer labour stops, less down time
and lower application costs. (Topcoats are recommended for maximum
protection) |
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Provides
excellent resistance to dilute acids, alkalis, crude oil, diesel fuel,
kerosene, gasoline, jet fuel, salt water, and water. |
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Can be applied
over metal and concrete surfaces. |
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Noted for its
excellent adhesion, toughness, abrasion resistance and overall chemical and
solvent resistance. |
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Has very low
water and water vapour permeability. |
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Suitable for
varied end applications i.e. ideal for heavy industrial, chemical, marine,
splash and spillage, fresh water, sea water and chemical immersion. |
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Can tolerate
high humidity or surface dampness during application. |
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Resists
bacterial attack. |
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Exhibit
long-term protection and is cost-effective. |
Recommended uses
Drill Tubing |
Drill Casing |
Crude Oil Pipelines |
Fuel Storage Tanks |
Sour Gas Pipelines |
Drilling Mud Tanks |
Oil & Water Separators |
Chemical Processing Equipment |
Oil-filed Production Tanks |
Railway Wagons & Coaches |
Power Plants |
Off-shore Structures |
Pulp & Paper Mills |
Masonry Construction |
Interior/Exterior Heavy Duty Maintenance |
Petroleum Refineries |
Structural Steel |
Urea Prill Towers |
Food Processing Industry |
Marine Installations |
Resistance Guide:
Immersion Resistance:
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Hydrocarbon Solvents, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil and jet fuel @ 25°
C |
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sea water up to 45° C |
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Resistance to spillage and splash - not immersion
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solvents, gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil : Severe |
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of acids and alkalis : Severe |
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Solvents : Severe |
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Solvents : Moderate |
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oils, lubricating oils, cutting oils : Severe |
** Specific exposure environments may affect some colours.
Surface Preparation:
Steel - The surface should be blast cleaned to SSPC-SP
10-63T or NACE No. 2 i.e. loose rust and scales, dirt, grease, oil,
paint, wax, weak oxide films and other contaminants should be removed. Blast
cleaning to SSPC-SP 5-63 or NACE No. 1
is recommended where heavy corrosive conditions exist or coating is required to
be immersed. That means a surface with a grey metallic colour, slightly
roughened to form a suitable anchor pattern for coatings. This surface is free
of all oil, grease, dirt, mill scale, rust, corrosion products, oxides, paint
and other foreign matter. In absence of blast cleaning, prepare the metal
surface by wire brushing, sanding, grinding, scrapping or chipping with hand or
power tools. Remove all the contaminants. Apply one coat of Anticora
EZP 500 Epoxy Zinc Phosphate Primer. Then
apply one or two coats Duracoat 6000. It
can be overcoated with Durapoxy
200 Epoxy Enamel, Anuthane
Enamel Polyurethane or Monocoat
Enamel
Polyurethane.
Non-ferrous Metals - Remove dirt, dust, oil, old
paint etc. Degrease the surface with degreasing solvents like xylene or tri-chloroethylene.
Apply one coat of Anuprime
- 291 Wash Primer for obtaining
maximum adhesion. Apply one coat of Anticora
EZP 500 followed by one or two coats of Duracoat 6000.
Concrete: Concrete surfaces should be grey or
grey-white color and free from pits, pockets and holes. Prepare the surface with
abrasive blasting or power tools. Surface imperfections should be filled in with
DURAPATCH. No
cement dust or sand should be dislodged. In absence of blasting, etch the
surface with 10-15% muriatic acid diluted in water. Allow this acid solution to
remain on the surface for 10-15 minutes or until the bubbling stops. Thoroughly
rinse the floor with water to remove all traces of acid. Allow the floor to dry
completely before painting.
Concrete surface requiring a primer should be primed with this coating reduced 33% with Anusol - ETP Epoxy Thinner for assuring maximum penetration of the coating into the concrete and a better bond of coating system to the substrate. After the initial coat has dried for 24 hours, apply 2-3 full coats of the same unreduced coating.
TECHNICAL DATA
Name/Description |
Duracoat 6000 |
Type |
Two pack cold cured |
Composition |
Epoxy Resin suitably pigmented. |
Colour |
Range of selected colors. |
Finish |
Smooth and Semi Glossy |
Volume Solids (mixed) |
60± 3% |
Mixing Ratio |
Base : Hardener 4 : 1 by volume |
Pot Life @ 30° C |
6 to 8 hours |
Dry film thickness per coat |
100 microns |
Coverage-(theoretical-no loss) |
6 m² /litre |
Serviceability @ 30°
C Dry to touch Hard Dry Re-coat Full Cure |
4 hours Overnight 24 hours 7 days |
Induction (Sweat-in-time) @ 30° C |
30 minutes |
Dry heat resistance |
150° C |
Relative Humidity |
90% |
Application Temperature -minimum -maximum |
10° C 35° C |
Solvent/Thinner |
Anusol - ETP Thinner |
Flash Point |
23° C |
Packing |
4 & 20 litres |
Shelf Life |
6 months |
Precaution |
Flammable. Keep away from heat and open flame. Maintain good ventilation and avoid breathing vapours. |
Notes
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Brushes and spray equipments should be cleaned with Anusol - ETP
Epoxy Thinner. |
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The contents should be stirred thoroughly prior to use. |
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After mixing Base and Hardener in recommended proportions, allow for 30
minutes induction period or sweat-in-time (maturing) before application. |
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When overcoating the weathered or aged Duracoat
- 6000, ensure that the coating is fully free from all contamination
such as oil, dust, grease, stains etc. |
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This coating should always be thinned with Anusol - ETP Epoxy Thinner. The use of alternative thinners can severely inhibit the curing mechanism of the coating. |
Disclaimer
Information provided herein is based upon tests believed to be reliable. It does not guarantee the results to be obtained. Nor does it make any express and implied warranty or merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose concerning the effects or results of such case. It does not release you from the obligation to test the products supplied by us as to their suitability for the intended uses. The application, surface preparation and use of the products are beyond our control and, therefore, entirely your own responsibility.