“Fast-Primer” combines a rust converter, a primer and an enamel and is applied to steel structures over tight rust and mill scale. A stand-alone coating is obtained in 3 coats, and in 2 coats the material serves as a primer under KhS, KhV, ML and PF enamels and varnishes. Application at sub-zero temperatures is permitted; a coat dries to degree 3 in no more than 1 h at 20 °C, and the coating withstands temperature fluctuations from −45 to +60 °C.
| Manufacturer | Khimtek — OOO PO “Khimtek”, Yaroslavl |
|---|---|
| Type | primer-enamels |
| Use | steel structures |
| Base | One-component weather-resistant “3-in-1” primer-enamel (rust converter, primer, enamel) |
| Colour | per the “Kartoteka” colour card and the RAL catalogue |
| Application method | air or airless spray, flow coating, dipping, roller, brush; thinning with xylene, toluene, R-4 |
| Application temperature | application at sub-zero temperatures is permitted |
| Drying | to degree 3 — no more than 1 h at (20±2) °C |
| Compatible materials | on its own in 3 coats or 2 coats under KhS, KhV, ML, PF enamels and varnishes |
| Shelf life | 12 months from the date of manufacture |
| Standards | TU 2313-015-81922626-2013 |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
Petrol- and oil-resistant primer-enamel for equipment and products made of ferrous metal and cast iron, including engines, at temperatures up to 130 °C.
One-component alkyd-urethane enamel for metal, concrete and reinforced concrete surfaces in an open industrial atmosphere.
Quick-drying primer-enamel for stand-alone coating and repair painting of steel structures, applied over spot rust.
Air-drying enamel for steel structures and overhead contact line supports in acid, mineralised and sea water environments, from −60 to +300 °C.
Phenol-formaldehyde primer for steel structures, bridges and equipment under most solvent-borne enamels, from −60 to +100 °C.
Alkyd primer for steel structures and equipment under GF, PF, EP, MS, ML and AU enamels, also used as a transit primer.
