Induron Coatings INDURAGUARD SEMI-GLOSS EPOXY

A high build, surface-tolerant, semi-gloss epoxy coating formulated for excellent resistance to corrosive and abrasive environments. This product is available in a wide range of attractive colors and is formulated for excellent adhesion to clean steel, rusted steel, weathered galvanized steel, wood, concrete, and most existing cured coatings. This product meets the requirements of ANSI/AWWA D102- 06 OCS-5 for first coat and intermediate coat and OCS-6 intermediate coat. Complies with U. S. EPA Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) for Volatile Organic Compounds for VOC Emission Standards for industrial maintenance coatings.

Product Type: Epoxy Coating

Features: Abrasion Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Long Term Protection, Medium Gloss

Application Area: Pipes, Tanks

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Aluminum, Carbon Steel, Masonry, Metal, Steel, Wood

Application Method: Brush, Roller, Spray

Chemical Family: Epoxy & Epoxy Derivatives

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Identification & Functionality

Features & Benefits

Applications & Uses

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Applications
Application Area
Application Method
Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
Use

This product is especially designed to provide long-term protection to primed, unpainted or previously painted steel. It may be used to extend the life of structures previously painted with lead and chromate containing coatings and thus avoid the generation of toxic by-products that sandblasting would entail. This product is ideal for protecting and extending the life of metal buildings, fences, piping, process equipment, tanks, bridges and structural steel.

Recoatability

Induraguard may be used as a single coat, recoated with itself or topcoated with Induron Perma-Clean II Epoxy, Induron Armorguard Epoxy, Induron Indurethane, or Induron Aquanaut© finishes.

Surface Preparation
  • Steel (Non-Immersion) - For best results, SSPC-SP 6 Commercial Blast and remove all surface contaminants. Prime with PE-70 Epoxy, RC-70 Epoxy, Perma-Clean II Primer, Indurazinc MC-67, or other recommended Induron primers.
  • Steel (Immersion) - Use SSPC-SP 10 Near White Blast.
  • Aluminum - Prime with Induron Vinyl Wash Primer.
  • Galvanized Steel - Prime with Induron Vinyl Wash Primer.
  • Concrete Construction - New concrete must cure for at least 28 days. Verify dryness by testing for moisture per “ASTM D4263 Plastic Sheet Method”. Must be clean, dry and sound concrete substrates that are free of all curing compounds, oils, greases or any other contaminants. All concrete surfaces shall be made free of voids, cracks and other imperfections using Induron EFS 707 Epoxy Surfacer or other approved surface/filler. Prepare the surface per ICRI 310.2 to achieve surface profile to meet a CSP 2-4.
  • Corroded Steel (Non-immersion) - Remove loose rust scale and poorly adhered old paint using water blast and/or hand and power tools. Remove oil and grease per SSPC-SP 1 Solvent Cleaning. For severe industrial exposures, a brush off blast cleaning is recommended.
  • Old Paint - Remove all peeling and TECHNICAL DATA INDURAGUARD SEMI-GLOSS EPOXY 0214 poorly adhered paint using water blast and/or hand and power tools. Remove oil and grease per SSPCSP 1 Solvent Cleaning. A test patch is recommended over existing coatings.
Limitations

Not recommended for dry service temperatures exceeding 200°F, or immersion service at temperatures exceeding 120°F. Do not use when substrate temperature is below 45°F.

Application

Blend Ratio

One part Induraguard Part A to one part by volume Induraguard Part B. Blend components thoroughly using power agitation. Allow components to stand 15 minutes prior to beginning application.

  • Airless Spray - Use 0.015-0.017 tip; 30:1 Pump ratio at 80-100 psi operating air pressure.
  • Conventional Spray - Follow equipment manufacturer's instructions for the application of epoxy coatings.
  • Roll - Use lambswool cover. Additional coats may be required to achieve desired film thickness.
  • Brush - Use natural bristle brush. Additional coats may be required to achieve desired film thickness.

Thinning

For airless spray applications, use unthinned. If required, thin up to 10% with Induron K-1034 Reducer.

Climate

Use this product only if the substrate temperature and ambient air temperature is above 45°F and is expected not to decrease for at least two hours after application. Also, the substrate temperature must be 5°F above the dewpoint for a period of at least two hours after application to avoid condensation occurring on wet paint.

Properties

Physical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Volume Solids74 - 76%-
Solids (by Weight)84 - 86%-
Weight (Mixed)10.8 - 11.8lbs/gallon-
Volatile Organic Contents (Mixed Unthinned)2.0 (240)lbs/gallon (grams/liter)-
Volatile Organic Contents (Mixed Thinned (10%))2.4 (290)lbs/gallon (grams/liter)-
Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Coverage (Theoretical, at 1.0 mil dry film thickness)1171.0sq. ft/gal-
Dry Film Thickness3.0 - 7.0mils per coat.-
Wet Film Thickness4.1 - 9.6mils-
Pot Life (90°F)Three hours--
Dry Time to Handle (80°F)18.0hours-
Dry Time to Recoat (45°F to 55°F)48.0hours-
Dry Time to Recoat (Above 55°)24.0hours-
Note

Lower temperature, higher film build, and/or poor ventilation will retard dry time. E-60 Accelerator may be used to increase the normal curing rate of reaction to provide a rapid low
temperature cure.

Regulatory & Compliance

Certifications & Compliance
Quality Standards

Technical Details & Test Data

Performance
Test Method/ Conditions Duration Results
Adhesion ASTM D 3359 Method B Hot Rolled Steel
Rusty Steel
Aged Alkyd Coating

5 Rating, No Failure
5 Rating, No Failure
No Wrinkling or lifting,
5 Rating, No Failure

Solvent Resistant

Methyl Ethyl Ketone

75 Double Rubs.
No Softening

Impact Resistant ASTM D 2794 Pass 90 in./lbs
Hardness ASTM D 336 Hot Rolled Steel 4H
Salt Spray

ASTM B 117 (Scribed)

1,000 Hours, No effect
< 1/16" Undercut @
Scribe