1050 NZ PRIMER S Zinc-free Epoxy Shop Primer is an epoxy coating used as a primer. NZ PRIMER S is a shop primer composed of epoxy resin, anti-corrosive pigments and hardener; it dries quickly and provides adequate primary protection for abrasive-blasted or shot-blasted steel plates. Parameters on this page: volume solids 30 ± 1% (ISO: 3233), dry film thickness 22 µm, theoretical spreading rate 0.073 L/m2. Comparable products of the same brand and type: 200 GALVANITE No.200 PRIMER Epoxy Galvanized Steel Plate Primer, 400 GALVANITE No.400 PRIMER Epoxy Polyamide Resin Primer, 5106D EPICON PRIMER HB Epoxy Primer.
Parameter source: CMP manufacturer's Technical Data Sheet (TDS) "1050 NZ PRIMER S Zinc-free Epoxy Shop Primer"; values such as spreading rate are converted from TDS parameters and are for product selection reference only.
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| Volume Solids | 30 ± 1% (ISO: 3233) |
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| Dry Film Thickness | 22 µm |
| Theoretical Spreading Rate | 0.073 L/m2 |
| VOC | 659 g/L (Method 24) |
| Density / Specific Gravity | 1.14 g/mL (ISO: 2811) |
| Number of Components | Two-component |
| Thinner | EPOXY THINNER A |
| Mixing Ratio | Base : curing agent = 74:26 (by volume) |
| Colour / Appearance | Red-brown |
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NZ PRIMER S is a shop primer composed of epoxy resin, anti-corrosive pigments and hardener. It dries quickly and provides adequate temporary protection for steel plates treated by abrasive blasting or shot blasting. The product is compatible with almost any type of primer (except inorganic coatings) and also offers high heat resistance, oil resistance, water resistance and solvent resistance.
| Type | Zinc-free Epoxy Shop Primer |
|---|---|
| Use | Applied to abrasive-blasted or shot-blasted steel plates as a shop primer to provide temporary protection. |
Particularly suitable for steel plates exposed outdoors for extended periods.
| Mixing Ratio | Base : curing agent = 74:26 (by volume) |
|---|---|
| Colour | Red-brown |
| Flash Point | Base 3.5°C, Hardener 7.0°C |
| Density | 1.14 g/mL (ISO: 2811) |
| Volume Solids | 30 ± 1% (ISO: 3233) |
| Volatile organic compound content | 659 g/L (Method 24) |
| Theoretical spreading rate | 0.073 L/m2 |
| Wet Film Thickness | 73 µm |
| Dry Film Thickness | 22 µm |
(dry film 22 µm)
| Temperature | 5 °C | 10 °C | 20 °C | 30 °C | |
| Drying Time | Surface Dry | 8 min | 7 min | 4 min | 3 min |
| Hard Dry | 4 h | 3 h | 2 h | 1 h | |
| Recoat interval | At least | 24 h | 20 h | 16 h | 8 h |
| At most | 150 days | 120 days | 90 days | ||
| Pot life | 72 h | 48 h | 24 h |
| Application method | Airless spray, brush |
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| Weather: temperature | Minimum 5 °C |
| Humidity | Maximum 85% |
| Airless spray: viscosity | 9–10 s (Iwata cup) |
| Nozzle | Graco 719 |
| Paint output pressure | 8.8-11.8 Mpa |
| Spray gun speed | 80–120 cm/s |
| Thinner | EPOXY THINNER A |
| Thinning | 0–30% by volume |
| Newbuilding | Follow the shipyard standards. Consult your CMP representative for advice. |
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| Repair and maintenance | Remove oil and grease. Remove salts and other contaminants with high-pressure clean water, then dry |
| completely. Remove damaged areas by abrasive to at least Sa2½ (ISO 8501-1 | 2007) or with power |
| by power tool to St3 (ISO 8501-1 | 2007). |
| Rinse with water | Consult your CMP representative for advice. |
The type and degree depend on the actual condition of the material and the required performance.
Good results can be achieved on lightly corroded steel, even on semi-dry surfaces.
Use standards consistent with the Worldwide Marine Specifications.
| Preceding coat | - |
|---|---|
| Subsequent coat | Any product of the company or a coating equivalent to the company's products (except inorganic coatings). |
| Packaging | Two-component |
Note: 1. In confined spaces or restricted spaces at low temperature, ventilation is necessary to remove volatilised solvent and promote film formation during application and drying.
2. Stir the base with an electric stirrer to a uniform state, then thoroughly stir all of the curing agent with the base. Finally add an appropriate amount of thinner and mix thoroughly.
3 Wet film thickness is for reference only (not measurable)
| 4. Ideal outdoor exposure time (normal conditions) | Approx. 4 months 5 Density, volatile organic content and volume solids are theoretical values calculated without thinner. Values may vary with colour, production process and local regulations. |
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