Liner Fast 420

technical data sheet

DESCRIPTION AND RECOMMENDED USES: Dura-Coat Liner Fast 420 is a ceramic-filled epoxy coating, 100% solids and solvent-free, designed for the protection of metal substrates exposed to highly aggressive industrial environments, particularly where severe abrasive wear is present. It provides excellent chemical resistance to a wide range of acidic and caustic solutions. The material can be easily applied by brush, roller, and airless spray at thicknesses of up to 40 mils per coat, without sagging. It can also be applied using a MixPac gun.

  • Can be applied up to 40 mils without sagging
  • Extreme adhesion to steel, bronze, aluminum, and concrete
  • Suitable for corrosion and abrasion protec

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Technical data

Maximum Temperature (Dependent on service)Wet Service | Dry Service92°C | 148°C198°F | 299°F
Chemical ResistanceWater | Alkalis | Inorganic Acids | Organic Acids | Organic SolventsExcellent | Excellent | Good | Good | Good
Solids by Volume100%
Mixed Density1.4
Shore D Durometer Hardness(ASTM D 2240)84
Pot life25 MIN / KG at 72°F
Vertical SAG Resistance at 21ºC (70ºF) and 1mm (40mils)No sag
Coverage for 7.5Kg kit115sf @20mils10.7m2 @500 micron
Mix Ratio2:1 by weightBase: Activator
ColorStandard gray. Blue and red optional. For other colors, consult factory
Shelf life (unopened containers)3 years at 55-95ºF (13-35ºC)

Application sheet

Surface Preparation: Proper surface preparation is critical to the long-term performance of this product. The exact requirements for surface preparation vary with the severity of the application, expected service life, and the initial substrate conditions. Minimum preparation is mechanical preparation St2/St3. Optimum preparation will provide a surface thoroughly cleaned of all contaminants and roughened to an angular profile between 75-125 μm (3-5 mil). This is normally achieved by initial cleaning and degreasing and then abrasive blasting to a cleanliness of Near White Metal (Sa.21/2), followed by removal of residual abrasive blast residues from the surface to be coated.

Mixing: Mix the Activator thoroughly into the Base using the mixing rod, scraping the sides and bottom of the container. Mix by weight, 2 parts Base to 1 part Activator. Mix thoroughly to produce a uniform material without streaks. Never add solvents.

Application: Brush: medium to stiff bristle of sufficient quality that bristles do not pull out and stick in coating (epoxy glued bristles are best). Trim or tape to <1” nap. Roller: use good quality 1/8” nap. Airless Spray: 45:1 ratio or higher with a 529-535 trip, 5000 psi or higher. Temperature: 50°C (122°F). Plural-Component Airless: Graco XP70 or equivalent, heated to 43°C (109°F). Robotic Application: Robotic application of the coating on internal circumferential welds using a rotary atomizer. MixPac gun: 100 psi pressure, between 50 and 55°C (122 to 131°F).

Application Temperature: Keep between 55 to 95°F (17 to 35°C). Substrate: keep between 45 to 105°F (7 to 40°C). the difference in temperature of the substrate and the material should never exceed 10°F, 5°C. Substrate shall be a minimum of 5°F (3°C) above dew point. Do not apply if relative humidity exceeds 90%. If necessary, heat the metal prior to surface preparation using electric heater or heat lamp. Never use gas, oil or kerosene heaters as they will leave a greasy residue on metal surface. For best results keep all material in warm area overnight (75°F+) for ease of mixing.

FDA Compliance: This product complies with FDA regulations, for direct food contact specifically FDA 21 CFR 175.300 and FDA 21 CFR 175.105.

Curing schedule

16°C (60°F)25°C (77°F)32°C (90°F)
Tack Free3 hours1.5 hours1 hour
Light Load6 hours3 hours2 hours
Overcoat End8 hours5 hours3 hours
Full Load10 hours6 hours4 hours
Full Chemical12 hours8 hours6 hours

Clean Up
Tools must be immediately cleaned after usage by using industrial alkaline detergent.

Safety
Before using any products, review the appropriate Safety Data Sheet (SDS) or Safety Sheet for your area. Follow standard confined space entry and work procedures, if appropriate.

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