AKRUS® Long Novolak — epoxy-phenolic (novolac) enamel
Novolac enamel for the inner surfaces of tanks and pipelines for crude and commercial oil; service from minus 60 °C to 90 °C.
The AKRUS® Epoks S (AL) modification is intended for galvanised steel, titanium and magnesium alloys, and also for the anticorrosion protection of tanks. It is a yellow two-component modified material based on epoxy resins, resistant to moisture, oils and petrol. The primer-enamel is used on steel structures, bridges and power industry facilities, and the finish coat is the AKRUS® Poliur enamel.
| Manufacturer | AKRUS — OOO Anticorrosive Protective Coatings, Podolsk |
|---|---|
| Type | primer-enamels |
| Use | steel structures, bridges, tanks, power industry |
| Base | two-component modified material based on epoxy resins |
| Colour | yellow |
| Packaging | 15 kg base (component A) + 3 kg hardener (component B) |
| Key properties | Resistance to moisture, oils and petrol |
| Compatible materials | finish: AKRUS® Poliur (enamel) |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Standards | TU 2312-001-93475776-2006 with amendment 12; GOST 35089-2024; GOST 35093-2024 |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
Novolac enamel for the inner surfaces of tanks and pipelines for crude and commercial oil; service from minus 60 °C to 90 °C.
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