AKRUS® Fast — zinc phosphate epoxy primer-enamel
Two-component zinc phosphate primer-enamel on epoxy resin — a primer or intermediate coat for steel structures and oil tanks.
The AKRUS® Epoksprime epoxy primer contains zinc compounds, gives a phosphating effect and is used instead of phosphating. It is suitable for steel, non-ferrous metals and alloys, including galvanised products, and is used on steel structures and bridges. Interoperational protection is at least 12 months, welding over the painted surface is permitted, and the coating dries quickly and is water- and salt-resistant.
| Manufacturer | AKRUS — OOO Anticorrosive Protective Coatings, Podolsk |
|---|---|
| Type | epoxy primers |
| Use | steel structures, bridges |
| Base | two-component material: suspension of pigments and fillers in an epoxy resin solution; contains zinc compounds |
| Colour | red-brown, grey, tinting |
| Packaging | 18 kg base (component A) + 3.6 kg hardener (component B) |
| Key properties | Interoperational protection: at least 12 months, Welding over the painted surface is permitted, Phosphating effect; used instead of phosphating, Fast drying, water and salt resistance |
| Shelf life | 12 months |
| Standards | TU 2312-016-93475776-2007 with amendment 6 |
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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