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Inertol-Poxitar F
Inertol-Poxitar F
Construction
Heavy duty coal tar epoxy coating for steel and concrete
Product
Description
Uses
Characteristics /
Advantages
Product Data
Form
Appearance / Colours
Packaging
35 kg sets (Parts A + B)
Storage
Storage Conditions /
Shelf Life
12 months from the date of production if stored properly in original, unopened and
undamaged sealed packaging in dry conditions at temperatures between +5C
and +30C
Technical Data
Specific Gravity
1.8 kg/ltr
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Mechanical / Physical
Properties
Adhesive Strength
On concrete
On ground steel
(DIN 53232)
Resistance
Chemical Influences
Temperatures
Chemical Resistant
Chart
The tests below are based on 3 coats, 120 per coat (minimum chemical
resistance requirement)
Test Medium
1 day
30 days
6 months
12 months
Distilled water
Sewage sludge
Pre-treated sludge
Salt water
A
A
Acetic acid, 5%
Fuel oil
Petrol (super)
Toluene
Ethyl alcohol
A
C = Not suitable
Important:
Where other chemicals, mixtures of chemicals or elevated temperatures are
expected, please consult our Technical Service Department.
System Information
Coating System
Concrete
2 3 coats of Inertol-Poxitar F.
First coat to be thinned with maximum 5% by weight Thinner S. Second coat
unthinned.
Steel
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Application Details
Consumption
Specific
Gravity
Solids Content, %
(approximate)
Wet
~ kg/ltr By volume By weight microns
Inertol-Poxitar F
Friazinc -R MY
1.8
87
2.8
67
96
90
Dry
microns
Microns
49
150
0.310
24
60
80*
0.250
0.340*
56
36
~ kg/m
*when spraying
Apart from small areas the dry film thickness of Friazinc -R MY should not exceed
150 microns per layer.
For calculation of practical consumption see the respective codes of practice (or
DIN 53220).
Depending on surface condition (roughness, porosity, etc.) material consumption for
the first application on concrete may be higher. Consumption is the same for airless
spray applications as by brush.
Substrate Quality
Concrete
2
At least 14 days old and should be minimum 20 N/mm . It must be sound and
gripping, free of cement slurry, dust, loose and friable particles and other
contamination.
Steel
Blast cleaning to SA 2 according to ISO 12944 Part 4. Free of dirt, oil, fat, etc.
Substrate Preparation /
Priming
Concrete
Concrete surfaces should be prepared by thoroughly mechanically wire-brushing,
abrading, scarifying or preferably by high pressure water/sand blasting. This is
particularly important in case of underwater exposure.
Large holes, cavities, blow-holes or irregularities should be patched/filled up with
Application Conditions /
Limitations
Application Temperature
Application Instructions
Mixing Ratio
Mixing
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Application Method /
Tools
The method of application has a major effect on achieving uniform thickness and
appearance. Spray application will usually give the best results. The indicated
dry-film thickness is easily achieved by airless spray and usually also achievable
by brush. Adding solvents reduces the sag resistance and the dry-film thickness.
In case of application by roller, sometimes also by brush, additional applications
may become necessary to achieve the required coating thickness, depending on
type of construction, site conditions, colour shade, etc. Before starting major
coating operations, it may be useful to check with a test application on site
whether the selected application method will provide the requested results.
Brush or Roller Application
With distemper brushes, round brushes or radiator brushes. No solvents should
be added, as they would delay curing, especially under water.
Airless Spraying
Spray pressure in gun minimum 150 bar, diameter of hose minimum 8 mm, nozzle
bore 0.53 0.66 mm, spray angle 40 - 80. At low temperatures maximum 5% by
weight Thinner S may be added, but an immediate exposure to water is then not
possible.
For control purposes, use Inertol-Poxitar F tinted Red for intermediate coats.
The higher the surface and ambient temperatures, the quicker the curing will be.
Application is possible from +10C. Under unfavourable conditions, for example
high humidity, surface discolouration (brown) might occur. However, this will have
no effect on performance.
Cleaning of Tools
Clean all tools and application equipment with Thinner S immediately after use.
Hardened and/or cured material can only be mechanically removed.
Potlife
Intercoat Periods
+5C
+10C
+15C
+20C
+25C
+30C
Minimum
36 hours
30 hours
24 hours
12 hours
8 hours
6 hours
Maximum
96 hours
72 hours
60 hours
48 hours
36 hours
24 hours
If these waiting times cannot be observed, adhesion problems must be taken into
account, which will make reactivation necessary. This also applies to cases where
low temperatures present problems.
The best method of activation is whip blasting or grinding, after which thorough dedusting must be carried out prior to application of the next coat.
Curing Details
Curing Times
At +20C and good ventilation, final curing is achieved after 8 10 days. Curing
also takes place at lower temperatures (below +10C) but it takes longer. Curing
also takes place underwater.
Value Base
All technical data stated in this Product Data Sheet are based on laboratory tests.
Actual measured data may vary due to circumstances beyond our control.
For information and advice on the safe handling, storage and disposal of chemical
products, users should refer to the most recent Material Safety Data Sheet
(available upon request) containing physical, ecological, toxicological and other
safety-related data.
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