Prodecor 2104 ZN Epoxy Zinc-Rich Primer — primer for bridges and tanks
Epoxy zinc-rich primer for bridges, power line towers and tank exteriors; systems with Prodecor 2302 enamel last more than 25 years.

A polyurethane enamel on polyester resin with Prodecor 2303 hardener, designed for aggressive environments. The coating withstands 10 % solutions of sodium hydroxide and sulphuric acid and is weather- and UV-resistant. In a system with Prodecor 2103 primer it meets corrosivity category C5I per ISO 12944, and the service life of this system is over 15 years.
| Manufacturer | Russkie Kraski (Prodecor) — AO “Russkie Kraski”, Yaroslavl |
|---|---|
| Type | polyurethane enamels |
| Use | steel structures, chemical plants |
| Base | two-component polyurethane on polyester resin; hardener Prodecor 2303 |
| Key properties | Corrosivity category C5I per ISO 12944 (in a system with Prodecor 2103), Withstands 10 % solutions of sodium hydroxide and sulphuric acid, Service life of the Prodecor 2103 + Prodecor 2303 system: over 15 years |
| Compatible materials | Prodecor 2103 primer |
Data from the manufacturer’s technical data sheet. The coating system, number of coats and quantity are selected for your project on request.
Epoxy zinc-rich primer for bridges, power line towers and tank exteriors; systems with Prodecor 2302 enamel last more than 25 years.
Matt primer-enamel for bridges, concrete and reinforced concrete structures in aggressive environments, applied at temperatures down to −10 °C.
Semi-gloss primer-enamel for steel and cast iron with residual mill scale and tight rust, for an industrial atmosphere with aggressive gases.
Epoxy primer for steel structures in chemical plants: with Prodecor 2303 enamel it is designed for categories C5 and CX per ISO 12944.
Zinc-rich primer with more than 85 % metallic zinc in the coating for bridges, power line towers and equipment in an industrial atmosphere.
Two-component acrylic polyurethane enamel for the finish painting of primed metal, concrete and reinforced concrete structures.