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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Plascoat PPA 662 is a polyolefin-based alloy, designed for application by a variety of techniques to give a protective coating with excellent resistance to aqueous environments. The coating gives excellent adhesion without the need for an adhesion priming coat and can withstand steady or cycling temperatures between -40°C and +65°C.
Plascoat PPA 662 is available in a limited range of colours, including Black, White, Grey & Yellow.
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TYPICAL USES
Reinforcement cages, tank lining Battery boxes Coating of pipes/fittings, wirework
GUIDE TO TYPICAL COATING CONDITIONS
Recommended Pretreatment: Ensure metal is clean by thorough degreasing and removal of mill scale. To get the full benefits of the material, the metal can be blast cleaned to Swedish standard SA 2½-3. Phosphating will assist the long term corrosion resistance in aggressive environments.
Batch Operation: Metal preheat temperature minimum 280°C. Dipping time 5-20 seconds. A post-heat cycle at 170°C may be required on light items. Air cool (satin finish) or water quench (semi-gloss finish).
These values are only intended as a guide and will vary according to metal thickness and type.
For typical properties of the coating see below.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Plascoat PPA 662 is supplied as a finely divided powder. Whilst there are no known health hazards associated with PPA 662, normal handling precautions for dealing with fine organic powders should be taken - i.e. excessive dust generation and inhaling of the powder should be avoided. Facilities may be required for removing excess dust from the working area during the coating of more difficult items.
As with all polymeric powders, the material can ignite if brought into contact with a high temperature source or ignition - particularly in the fluidised condition.
Reference should be made to Plascoat Health and Safety Data Sheet HS501, available on request.Should the coating be required for contact with food or potable water, further details should be obtained from Plascoat. |
TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF THE POWDER
TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF THE MATERIAL
*These values may vary from colour to colour
STORAGE
Stored in a clean, dry area at 10-30°C and out of sunlight, the material should not deteriorate. However, in the interest of good housekeeping, old stocks should be used first.
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TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF THE COATING
The following data applies to a 300 micron Plascoat PPA 662 coating applied under standard conditions to a clean 3mm thick steel plate, and followed by water quenching. All tests are at 23°C unless otherwise stated.
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Recommended Coating Thickness |
300-800 microns |
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Appearance |
Low gloss |
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Impact Strength |
Gardner Drop Weight |
1.0 Joules |
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Abrasion |
Taber ASTM D4060/84 H18, 500g load, 1000 cycles |
350mg weight loss |
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Salt Spray
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ISO 7253 |
1000 hours: Adhesion lost up to 10mm from scribe mark. Less than 0.5mm under-film corrosion. (A phosphated substrate will improve corrosion resistance) |
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Chemical Resistance*
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- Acids 23°C - Alkalis 23°C - Salts (except peroxides) 23°C - Solvents 23°C |
Good Good Good (except peroxides) Poor |
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Adhesion |
PSL, TM 19 |
A-1 |
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Weathering |
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Colours other than black are not suitable for long term exposure to UV light. |
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Safe Working Temperature |
Continuous in Air |
+65°C max |
*Further technical advice may be obtained from Plascoat concerning the effects of particular chemicals or mixtures.
| QUALITY
Plascoat is committed to the manufacture and supply of a wide range of thermoplastic coating powders. This service is backed by the unrivalled experience of over 50 years of powder coating application. With a policy of continuous improvement to its range of products, Plascoat reserves the right to alter or amend any item. Stringent quality control procedures are carried out at every relevant stage of manufacture and Plascoat operates a quality management system approved by BSI in accordance with ISO 9001:2008.
Suitability for application and performance of finished goods coated with
Plascoat is the sole responsibility of the customer and end user. Plascoat expressly
denies specific or implied warrantees including warrantees for fitness for a
particular use or purpose. |
Plascoat can also offer, through its factories in Europe, specialist plastic coating equipment, an extensive custom coating service and a size reduction service for plastics and other materials.
Plascoat is a subsidiary member of the IPT Group of companies.
Plascoat is a UK registered trade name.
It should be appreciated that the information given here is, to the best of our knowledge, true and accurate. However, since conditions under which our materials and equipment may be used are beyond our control, recommendations are made without warranty or guarantee. |
See also PPA 661 PPA 665 PPA 684
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