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6-8000/07-17

Product Specification Sheet:

Tinopoxy Coatings
Curing agent: Hardener 8
Epoxy solvent based chemical and abrasion resistant paints & coatings

Tinopoxy Coating, Gloss, Series 8000


Tinopoxy Coating, Semi-Gloss, Series 19000
Tinopoxy Coating, Eggshell, Series 13400
Tinopoxy High Build Coating, Series 8300
Tinopoxy Tinted Primer, Series 3800
Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer, Nr.15500

CHARACTERISTICS
Epoxy solvent-bearing 2-pack coatings formulated to provide high quality protective coatings with good
mechanical strength and chemical resistance, for exterior & interior applications in aggressive urban, marine
and industrial polluted atmospheres and environments, (corrosivity categories classified by ISO 12944
medium C3-C5) and for surfaces to be immersed or to be buried in soil (corrosivity categories Im1-Im3).
Tinopoxy Coatings are characterized by excellent performance and protection. Long exposure to UV rays
reduces the gloss of paint which tends to chalk, however the protective properties remain unaffected.
Tinopoxy Coating, Series 8000, 19000 & 13400 are all-purpose coatings of high performance in medium
build form.
Tinopoxy High Build Coating, Series 8300 is intended to give higher film thickness per coat and ensure
better protection on peaks, edges and protrusions.
Tinopoxy Tinted Primer, Series 3800 is a colored primer that seals the substrate and renders a colored
base for successive coats of paints.
Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer Nr. 15500 impregnates the surface and is intended to serve as a primer
sealer and as a finishing clear lacquer.

TECHNICAL DATA
Tinopoxy Coatings (Epoxy solvent containing type) comply with the technical requirements of ISO 12944-5
“Paint systems for corrosion protection” and British Specifications BS 5493 -”Protective coating of Iron and
steel structures against corrosion - epoxy two-pack chemical resistant finishes”.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Tests Norms Results


Condition in container - No skinning or setting
Pot life (time to DIN 4mm viscosity = 150s) - 5h30
Dust-dry time (Landolt) at 20°C, 65% RH - 3h
Drying time, to touch - 4h30
Appearance after curing: 1day - OK
Wet hiding power - 12.4 sq.m/L

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Re-coating properties - No pull off or film irregularities
-
- Transparency / gloss after curing: Gloss
1 day, 20°C & 65% RH Gloss
1day, 20°C & 100% RH
Persoz hardness after curing:
7 days ISO 1552 280s
14 days 300s
30 min at 90°C 320s
Flash point - 20°C
Distensibility (Erichsen) after curing: 14 days ISO 1520 9.5mm
Abrasion resistance ASTM D968 No weight change
Impact strength (reverse) after curing: 14 days ISO 6272 160 cm/kg
Flexibility, 4mm Mandrel ASTM D522 No flaking or cracking
Mandrel bending test =passed after curing: 14 ISO1519 1mm
days
Adhesion ISO:2409 Class 1
Adhesion (cross hatch test) after curing: 14 days ISO2409 Rating 0
Alkali resistance - Passes test, no blistering or
wrinkling
Solvent resistance MEK rubbing test 20x - No effect
after curing:14 days Rating 1
Water resistance ASTM D1308 Passes test, no effect
Boiling water test (6h/ 98°C) after curing: - No effect
14 days Rating 0
* Tests were carried out on panels at 20°C & 65%RH

COMPOSITION
Base component cross-linked with its HARDENER 8 (polyamidoamine):
Tinopoxy Tinopoxy Tinopoxy
Tinopoxy
Tinopoxy Tinopoxy High Build Tinted Primer
Coating
Norms Coating Coating Coating Primer Sealer &
Series
Series Series Series Series Lacquer
8000
19000 13400 8300 3800 Nr. 15500
Total solids, by ISO 3233
75% 75% 65% 83% 72% 76%
volume
Total solids, by ASTM
83% 83% 75% 87% 80% 81%
weight D2369
Non-volatile ASTM
vehicle (resins), D2369 60% 60% 54% 68% 54% 81%
by weight
Pigments, by ASTM
23% 23% 25% 19% 26% -
weight D2372
Rutile Titanium -
Dioxide by
99% 99% 80% 92% 37% -
weight of total
pigments
ASTM
Density kg/L 1.20 1.20 1.21 1.15 1.22 1.02
D1475
Mixing ratio, -
Hardener 8 to
1:2.94 1:3.17 1:4.69 1:2.71 1:3.21 1:2.74
Base Component
by volume

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CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
+ Unaffected after 12 month immersion in the following liquids of 20-22°C:
- Hydrochloric acid, 10% + - Ammonia, 10% + - Ethanol, 95% +
- Sulphuric acid, 10% + - Sodium chloride, 10% + - Water, deiodized +
- Lactic acid, 2% + - Xylene + - Sea water +
- Caustic soda solution 50% + - Ethanol, 30% + - Sewage water +
+o Unaffected after limited immersion or occasional spillage of a very wide range of chemicals, mainly:
- Petrol +o - Mild acids +o - Toluene +o
- Fuel oil +o - Detergent solutions +o - White spirit +o
- Crude oil +o - Machine coolants +o - Naphtha petroleum +o
- Mineral oils & greases +o - Kerosene +o - Vegetable oil +o

RECOMMENDED USES
On exterior and interior metal, concrete, masonry, asbestos cement & wood surfaces in industrial & marine
environments and on surfaces to be immersed in fresh & sea water and to be buried in soil.
Ideal field of application is chemical plants, petroleum refineries, power plants, water purification plants,
storage tanks, structural steel, marine installations, ships & buoys, sewage works, pipe lines, interior &
exterior sides of water and gas pipe lines & reservoirs, cooling basins, flood channels & ducts, fertilizer fac-
tories, oil and grease warehouses, machinery, bridges, pylons, floors & walls of car parks, tunnels, etc…

SURFACE PREPARATION
Surfaces must be solid clean & dry, free from efflorescence, oil, salt, dirt, rust, stains & other contaminants.

Treatment of steel surfaces:


Rust, mill scale and all deteriorated previous coatings should be removed. Best results are obtained by
abrasive blasting to International Standards. Steel in high corrosive environments should be sand blasted at
least to Sa 2½ standard. If oxidation occurs between the time of sand blasting and priming, the surface
should be reblasted and cleaned to the specified standard.
Mechanical cleaning and thorough wire brushing followed by washing to St2 standard is often sufficient for
surfaces in low environment corrosivity or in medium corrosivity for low durability period.
Hot-dip-galvanized surfaces should be free from contaminants, zinc corrosion or oxidation products (white
rust) zinc ash or salts. Sweep blasting using a non-metallic abrasive to clean and roughen the surface is ideal
for un-weathered surfaces. Wash priming with TINOPRIME ACTIVATOR 7 followed by washing with water
(preferably pressurized water) is usually adequate.
Spot prime welded areas & cuts with TINOPOXY ZINC RICH PRIMER Nr. 15400 at 40µm d.f.t.

Treatment of bare concrete surfaces:


Best results on concrete are obtained by shot blasting & vacuum cleaning to remove laitance, grout & dust
contaminants.
Acid etching pre-treatment is usually adequate for specific jobs. It is carried out with a 5%-10% muriatic acid
solution brushed out on the concrete surfaces. After about 10 minutes when the solution ceases to
effervesce, flush thoroughly with clean water & leave to dry thoroughly.
All cracks, holes & surface breaks must be repaired with a non-shrink patching mixture, TINOPOXY S.F.
PUTTY Nr. 14500 or with TINOPOXY WATER-BORNE CEMENT CONCRETE COMPOUND.
Alkaline and acid surfaces should be cleaned and neutralized.

Treatment of wooden surfaces:


Moisture content in wood should not exceed 10%. Fill cracks and holes etc… with a suitable filler. Smooth
wooden surfaces properly, either with mechanical buffer or with sand paper then dust.

Treatment of previously painted surfaces:


Non-disintegrated paints that do not swell under the effect of highly aggressive solvents (like ketones,
aromatics etc...) should be roughened properly to insure good intercoat adhesion.

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Flaking, blistered, cracking or heavily chalking paint should be removed by sand blasting, flame spraying,
paint removers or mechanical tools & rebonded by a priming coat.

PRIMING
Metal surfaces:
In compliance with ISO 12944-5 requirements, prime with TINOPOXY ZINC RICH PRIMER Nr. 15400 at
40µm d.f.t. which provides excellent rust inhibition with galvanic action, with TINOPOXY ANTI-RUST
PRIMER 15420 or 15432 or 15435 at a dry film thickness of not less than 80µm.
TINOPOXY PRIMER-INTERMEDIATE METAL COATING, Series 8200 works as a primer-intermediate or
finishing layer to provide adequate rust protection at 80-100µm d.f.t. in Medium-High corrosivity
environments.

Concrete, Masonry & Wood surfaces:


Impregnate highly absorbent substrates with Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer, Nr 15500, diluted up to
100% to insure proper sealing especially the microporous surfaces, & normal surfaces with Tinopoxy Tinted
Primer, Series 3800, diluted up to 50%.

PUTTY & INTERMEDIATE


Where putty is needed, use TINOPOXY PUTTY FILLER 13300 (solvent bearing) in thickness not exceeding
300m per coat and TINOPOXY S.F. PUTTY 14500 (solvent free) in any thickness.
Undercoat with TINOPOXY INTERMEDIATE COATING - high build type series 17100.

MIXING
Pour contents into a larger container, add its HARDENER 8 (Polyamidoamine) supplied with each pack & stir
well, then leave mixture for about 20 minutes to react before thinning & application.
Mixture with HARDENER 8 remains usable for about 5½ hours at room temperature (abt. 23°C & 65% R.H.).
Higher temperatures reduce the pot life and vice-versa. Polyamide or polyamine hardeners are available to
meet specific requirements.

THINNING
Use TINOSOLVE 1007 to thin as needed. In hot weather, use TINOSOLVE 1014.
Tinopoxy Coatings are usually diluted up to 20%.
Tinopoxy High Build Coating is usually applied without dilution but if necessary do not exceed 5%.
Tinopoxy Tinted Primer is usually diluted by about 50%.
Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer is diluted up to 100% depending on absorption of substrate.
Subsequent coats of lacquer need abt. 20% dilution.

APPLICATION
As per Code of Practice.
Brush, roller or spray (preferably airless spray) in thicknesses up to 80µm d.f.t. per coat. Higher film
thicknesses of up to 125µm d.f.t. per coat could be attained by using the High Build Coating type series 8300.
Recoating or top coating should be carried out before the complete curing of the preceding coat, otherwise
the surface should be roughened with sand paper.
As recommended by ISO 12944 & BS5493, for a service life of 5-10 years on steel surfaces, a complete
coating system of 200-240µm d.f.t. gives good results in exterior polluted coastal atmosphere and
environment corrosivity of categories medium C3 & high C4. A coating system of 280 - 320µm d.f.t. is
required for environment corrosivity categories very high marine C5-M and very high industrial C5-I, and for
surfaces to be immersed.
For a service life of about 5 years a coating thickness of 160-180µm d.f.t. is usually adequate in medium to
high corrosivity environments. In neutral atmosphere or usually dry environment of very low C1 to low C2
corrosivity, a total dry paint thickness of 100-120µm is adequate.
When a clear topping is required, apply successive coats of Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer to attain the
specified thickness. Immediately after use, clean tools and equipment with solvent.

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Coating systems for various environments are available separately.

DRYING & RECOATING TIME


At temperature of 23°C & 65% relative humidity a coated film of 120µm w.f.t.
- Dries to touch in 2 hours - Dries to recoat in 10-24 hours - Dries to handle in 24-48 hours.
Higher temperatures accelerate drying time and vice-versa.

GLOSS
Tinopoxy Coatings, series 8000 & 8300 & 3800 & Lacquer 15500 give a high gloss finish.
Tinopoxy Coating series 19000 give a semi-gloss finish.
Tinopoxy Coating series 13400 give an eggshell finish.

COVERAGE
Depends on condition of surface and film thickness required. Contents of one gallon of Base Component of:
Tinopoxy Coating series 8000 + its hardener 8 = 5.075 litres cover abt. 76 sq.m. per coat at 50µm d.f.t.
Tinopoxy Coating, Semi Gloss series 19000 + its hardener 8= 4.980 L. cover 75 sq.m. / coat at 50µm d.f.t.
Tinopoxy Coating, Eggshell series 13400 + its hardener 8= 4.592 L cover 60 sq.m. / coat at 50µm d.f.t.
Tinopoxy High Build Coating series 8300 + its hardener 8= 5.183 L cover 54 sq.m. / coat at 80µm d.f.t.
Tinopoxy Tinted Primer series 3800 + its hardener 8= 4.964 litres cover 71.5 sq.m. per coat at 50µm d.f.t.
Tinopoxy Primer Sealer & Lacquer Nr. 15500 + its hardener 8= 5.166 L cover 78.5 sq.m. / coat at 50µm d.f.t.

COLORS
Array of colors as per color card & clear lacquer. Custom colors available on request.

PACKING
Into standard tin containers of:
● 1 US gallon = 3.78 L e ● 1 US quart = 0.94 L e ● 5 US gallons pail = 18.9 L e (on request).
Each container is supplied with its appropriate pack of HARDENER.

WARRANTY
TINOL products are warranted to be free of material and manufacturing defects, and to give the performance
required of good quality coatings of International Standards, when properly applied in accordance with the
written directions and the Code of Practice.
If any product proves to contain material or manufacturing defects that substantially affect its performance, it
will be either replaced free of charge or purchase price will be reimbursed. Other liabilities or claims for any
consequential loss or damage are disclaimed.

DISCLAIMER
The information in this document is given to the best of Tinol’s knowledge, based on laboratory testing and
practical experience. Tinol’s products are considered as finished goods and as such, products are often used
under conditions beyond Tinol’s control. Tinol cannot guarantee anything but the quality of the product itself.
Minor product variations may be implemented in order to comply with local requirements. Tinol reserves the
right to change the given data without further notice.
Users should always consult Tinol for specific guidance on the general suitability of this product for their
needs and specific application practices.

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