| Customization: | Available |
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| CAS No.: | 26123-45-5 |
| Formula: | 26123-45-5 |
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Hammer powder coating may not be considered new or unique, but a true hammertone product line that understands the issues and/or problems historical hammertones have caused, is in fact, very unique.
Developed for use over various substrates including steel and aluminium on interior applications Examples include: interior furniture and storage equipment, electrical cabinets other industrial metal products such as bicycles, garden tools, lawn mowers, and automotive components. Consult Dulux for the most appropriate Surreal Effects product for your end use.
To create a hammer powder coating it must be formulated with a base coating that has a unique reaction when exposed to radiant or convection heat, which creates a hammered effect. This is where most hammertones fall short - neglecting to consider the application window for the powder coater. Powder New takes the next step and assures the broadest application window, giving the coater the most robust hammertones available. While these challenges still exist, Powder New keeps them to a minimum, making a more consistent finished product day in and day out. Hammer powder coating may not be considered new or unique, but a true hammertone product line that understands the issues and/or problems historical hammertones have caused, is in fact, very unique.
ADVANTAGES
Excellent outside durability and resistance to yellowing
Long term corrosion resistance
90 - 120 Microns Coating Thickness recommended
Suitable for application by proprietary manual or automatic corona discharge equipment and triboelectric charging guns
12 months shelf live from date of manufacture
APPLICATIONS
On pre-treated architectural grade aluminium,
On mild steel, bright/semi bright steel, black steel and blue steel
In mild exterior conditions
In general interior conditions
In environments greater than 100m from the high tide mark
SPECIFICATION
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Mechanical property |
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Testing items |
Standards and methods |
Inspecting index |
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Impact strength |
GB/T1732-1993, AS3715 2.8 |
>50kg/cm |
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Bending resistance |
GB/T1185-88, AS1580 402.1, ISO9227 |
Pass 2-5 millimeters |
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Adhesion CHECKED TEST |
GB/T9286-88,2mm Cross cut, ISO2409 |
Pass100/100, passes 0 levels |
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Cupdrawing:Erichsen, ISO1520 |
Erichsen, ISO1520 |
Pass 3-7 millimeters |
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Pencil hardness |
GB/T6739-86, Mitsubishi |
Pass H-2H |
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Chemical resistance and weather resistance |
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Salt spray test |
GB/T1771-91,500 hours |
The cross section of corrosion less than 2MM |
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Hot and damp resistance test |
GB/T17740-79(89),1000 hours |
Without air bubbles, loses the light slightly |
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Acid resistance |
10% CH3COOH, 240 hours |
Without air bubbles, the surface without damage |
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Alkali resistance |
10% NaOH, 240 hours |
Without air bubbles, the surface without damage |
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Heat resistance |
200degree,1 hour |
The color change is lower than E=1.5 |
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Solvent resistance |
MEK24 hours soaked in solvent-free |
Without air bubbles, the surface without damage |
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Uvioresistant |
QUV-313,500 hours |
Gloss higher than 80% lower than the Munsell color change level |
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Water tolerance of |
2 hours |
No bubble, not falling, losing light |
Test gloss Test film thickness Cross-cut test Impact resistance test
LPSD Gel time test Pencil hardness test Color difference test
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