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SP-1386: Híbrido de dos elastómero de poliuretano de cobertura


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DESCRIPTION:

SP-1386

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is a hybrid two-component elastomeric polyurethane coating designed for

long-term corrosion protection of steel and concrete substrates.

SP-1386

is available in Spray Grade and Brush Grade.

For potable water tanks and pipelines, use SP-1386

ADVANTAGES:

 100% Solids - No VOCs.

 Good flexibility with >50% elongation.

 Excellent fresh and salt water resistance.

 Good acid and abrasion resistance.

 Excellent adhesion to steel surfaces, Fusion Bond Epoxy (FBE),

Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP)and concrete.

 High build one-coat application.

 Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Approval.

 Meets the AWWA C 222 Requirements.

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USES:

 Coating of on-shore and offshore structures and pipe, i.e. steel piles.

 Coating of sewer lines and general piping.

 Coating of dam gates and penstocks.

 Coating of pipelines, valves and fittings.

 Rehabilitation of existing pipelines.

 Coating of girth welds.

 Lining of tanks and sewage digesters.

 Lining of open-top gondola railcars used for transporting sulphur and coal.

APPLICATION:

 Spray Grade: Graco Hydra-Cat - Tip Size: .019 - .031

 Brush Grade: Brush or Roller

CLEANING MATERIALS:

 SP-100 Equipment Wash

 SP-110 Tool Cleaner

 SP-120 Internal Storage Lubricant

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PRODUCT DATA SHEET SP-1386

SURFACE PREPARATION:

A)Steel Substrate:

 Primer: No primer required.

 Cleanliness: Near White

 Standards: NACE 2, Sa 2½ (Swedish Scale, ISO 8501-1)

SSPC SP-10 (Steel Structures Painting Council) Profile: 75 microns minimum to 125 microns maximum

(3.0 mils to 5.0 mils)B)Concrete Substrate:

 Primer: SP-1264 Damp Concrete Primer Sealer required prior to application of

SP-1386

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to concrete.

 Cleanliness: Remove laitance and other surface contaminants by grit blasting or

mechanical scarification. Seal using SP-1264 Damp Concrete Primer Sealer.

MIXING RATIO

Brush Grade or Spray Grade; By Volume: 3 Parts Base to 1 Part Activator.

RECOMMENDED FILM THICKNESS:

 Pipelines: 0.50 mm minimum to 3.0 mm maximum (20 mils to 120 mils)

 Tank Lining: 0.50 mm minimum to 3.0 mm maximum (20 mils to 120 mils)

RE-COAT INTERVAL:

 Spray Grade @ 25C (77F) Maximum: 12 hours

 Brush Grade @ 25°C (77°F) Maximum: 14 hours

 SP-1386

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is a one-coat application system. However, if there are areas below the specified thickness

and the coating has cured beyond the specified re-coat window, roughening of the surface is

necessary to ensure inter-coat adhesion. Small areas  316 sq. cm. ( 49 sq. in.) may be sanded using

a medium grit (80-100) carborundum cloth. All dust from the sanding or blast roughening must be

removed from the surface prior to the application of the coating.

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PRODUCT DATA SHEET SP-1386

HANDLING PROPERTIES:

Brush Grade

Spray Grade

Pot Life [25C (77F)Ambient Temperature] .............................

15 Minutes 7 Minutes

Pot Life [55°C (131°F) Spray Grade Base Temperature] ............ N/AP 2 Minutes

Dry Time (ASTM D1640)[25C (77F) Ambient Temperature]

Tack-Free Time ....................................................................... 3 Hours 2 Hours

Dry Hard Time ........................................................................ 12 Hours 9 Hours

Dry Time (ASTM D1640) [55-60°C (131-140°F) Spray Grade Base Temperature]

Tack-Free Time

(Minimum before immersion for dock piles)..................... N/AP 1 Hour 10 Minutes

Dry Hard Time ........................................................................ N/AP 6 Hours

Full Cure.................................................................................. 4 Days 4 Days

Ambient Temperature ....

Brush or Spray Grade: 0°C Minimum to 100°C Maximum (32F to 212°F)Substrate Temperature.... The acceptable substrate

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