Zn-YARFAST®-0561 zinc-rich primer — two-component epoxy primer
Two-component epoxy primer with zinc powder for steel structures; the pot life of the mixture with the hardener is 12 h.

The one-component chemical-resistant primer-enamel YARFAST®-0574 is intended for metal and reinforced concrete structures in chemical and petrochemical plants. The coating is stand-alone and silk-matt; resistance to water and 3 % NaCl is 792 h, to industrial oil 234 h, to petrol 106 h. The primer-enamel is applied by air spray or brush and thinned with xylene; it dries quickly.
| Manufacturer | Khimtek — OOO PO “Khimtek”, Yaroslavl |
|---|---|
| Type | primer-enamels |
| Use | steel structures, concrete, chemical plants, oil and gas |
| Base | One-component: pigments and fillers in a solution of film formers in organic solvents |
| Colour | various colours |
| Application method | air spray or brush; thinning with xylene |
| Drying | quick-drying |
| Key properties | Resistance: water and 3 % NaCl — 792 h, industrial oil — 234 h, petrol — 106 h, Silk-matt |
| Compatible materials | stand-alone coating |
| Shelf life | 12 months from the date of manufacture |
| Standards | TU 20.30.12-048-81922626-20 |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
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