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Anti-Corrosion Coatings Guide

This document discusses anti-corrosive coatings for protecting metals from rust and degradation. It describes how coatings are formulated using binders, pigments, and other additives to optimize performance and protect the metal substrate. Typical uses of acrylic emulsion anti-corrosive coatings include construction, transportation, and DIY applications. Standards for testing coatings include salt spray tests and condensation chamber exposure to evaluate anti-corrosive properties. Specific polymer technologies and coating products are also highlighted.

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Anti-Corrosion Coatings Guide

This document discusses anti-corrosive coatings for protecting metals from rust and degradation. It describes how coatings are formulated using binders, pigments, and other additives to optimize performance and protect the metal substrate. Typical uses of acrylic emulsion anti-corrosive coatings include construction, transportation, and DIY applications. Standards for testing coatings include salt spray tests and condensation chamber exposure to evaluate anti-corrosive properties. Specific polymer technologies and coating products are also highlighted.

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ANTI-CORROSIVE COATINGS

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Shielding metal against rust

General description

→ Corrosion = Degradation of metals over time by localized redox-reaction


→ Anti-corrosion coatings belong to protective coatings
→ Main purpose is to protect against corrosion and humidity and second purpose is to maintain aesthetical aspect

Formulating factors

→ the binder and the active pigments playa significant part


→ choice of solvents, wetting / dispersing surfactants and efficient antifoams, along with other additives such as flash rust inhibitors, thickeners,
etc., will also influence the final properties.
→ Each component needs to be optimized for performance and compatibility.
→ Anticorrosion coatings - formulation below the CPVC as porous films will allow rapid ingress of moisture, oxygen etc. Typical PVC= 30-45%
→ active pigments / extenders - the finer particle size types, because coarser particle size variants can disrupt the film, increase porosity / defects
and reduce the anticorrosive efficiency.

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Shielding metal against rust

Advantages

→ Water based
→ Low organic solvent demand
→ Low odour
→ Low flammability
→ Quick drying and recoating
→ Good anti-corrosive properties

Limitations

→ Not suitable for very harsh environments (<0°C or deep sea applications)
→ Effective surface preparation/degreasing is essential
→ Adverse application conditions (e.g. high humidity / low temperature) can affect film forming properties, thereby leading to early /
accelerated failure - generally solved by choice of binder / adequate film-forming agents
→ Flash rust / corrosion on coating/drying - easily solved by use of flash rust inhibitors

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Typical area for use

Acrylic emulsion polymers are generally used in light- and medium-duty coatings for:

→ Construction
– Structural - Bridges, warehousing, pylons, etc.
– Plants equipment
– Maintenance / repair
→ Transportation
– Truck / car underbodies
– Agricultural equipment
– Trains / buses / trams
→ DIY
– Retail
– General maintenance / repair

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CLASSIFICATION

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STANDARDS FOR TESTING

ISO 9227 salt-spray


→ electrolyte: NaCl-solution (5 % ; pH 7)

→ duration: 120 -1440 h


→ anti-corrosive performance

ISO 6270-1 condensate climate


→ continuous condensation of moisture

→ duration: 48 -1440 h
→ bleaching / blister formation

ISO 2812-2 water immersion


→ sample is dipped into water

→ duration: 72 h
→ bleaching / blister formation

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CORE POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES
HYDROPHOBIC DISPERSION TECHNOLOGY

Process

→ Emulsion polymerization / semi-continuous


→ Polymer design and manufacturing process result in
hydrophobic functional polymers with minimal amount of free
surfactant

Main Technology Features

→ High water resistance


→ Multi-surface adhesion (ferrous and non-ferrous metals,
ceramics, plastics, glass)
→ Flexibility / Hardness Development
→ Impact Resistance / Blocking Resistance

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CORE POLYMER TECHNOLOGIES
HYDROPHOBIC DISPERSION TECHNOLOGY

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PLIOTEC HDT12 & HDT16
Sa
PLIOTEC HDT12 PLIOTEC HDT16
Parameter Unit Value Parameter Unit Value
Type SA Type SA
Solid content % 50 Solid content % 50
pH - 8.0 pH - 8.5
Viscosity Brookfield mPa.s 250 Viscosity Brookfield mPa.s 250
MFFT °C 20 MFFT °C 52
Tg °C 28 Tg °C 52

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PLIOTEC HDT 12
ANTICORROSIVE PRIMERS AND DTM

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PLIOTEC HDT 16
MULTI-SURFACE RENOVATION PAINTS AND METAL COATINGS

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PLIOTEC HDT12 & HDT16
Salt spray (500 hours)

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PLIOTEC HDT12 & HDT16
Salt spray (500 hours)

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REVACRYL AE 6030: POLYMER GUARD AGAINST CORROSION
ANTI-CORROSIVE COATINGS

Parameter Unit Value


Type SA
→ Anti-corrosion paints and primers
Solid content % 50
pH - 8.0
→ hydrophobic polymer
Viscosity Haake mPa.s 125
→ excellent early water resistance MFFT °C 32
→ very good adhesion on metal (steel, galvanized, aluminum) Tg °C 38
→ very good salt spray resistance

5 Years natural weathering Salt Spray Test DIN 50021

Anti corrosion primer based on Duration: 240h


Revacryl X 6030 50µm on untreated Steel ST 1405
(degreased)

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Revacryl AE 6030
Adhesion cross-cut & Salt spray

Standard acrylic binder Revacryl AE 6030 Standard acrylic binder Revacryl AE 6030

After 500 hours in condensation chamber 240 hours vs 720 hours

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