Technical
Information and Application-instructions for
Aviron BK "
Description:
Aviron
BK"
Recommended areas of
application:
Protection against corrosion of constructions, machines and transport
vehicles made from iron, steel, stainless
steel, aluminium, zinc (galvanised) and other non-ferric metals, hard plastics, etc. in rural, urban,
industrial and maritime areas. As a protective coating for new construction or maintenance, both primer and topcoat, as
a primer for 1-component finishes and most 2-component finishes. Ideal
for constructions built from several types of material.
As a substitute for toxic red-lead (tested by
the German
Railroad authorities), as a substitute for environmental
unfriendly PVC /Chl. Rubber coatings (IKS
tested), partly as a substitute for epoxy coatings and complicated acrylics and as a high performance alternative
for alkyd coatings.
Practical examples:
For example road-gritters, sea containers,
high-tension towers, lorry chassis's, building equipment, bridges, cranes, vessels, boats, cladding (both
coated or bare), railway stations, platform structures, fences, gates,
production halls, pipelines, storage tanks, gutters,
cooling equipment, and many other objects.
Technical information
o Product description:
Combination of various Polyester resins combined
with environmental friendly, very active, multiple-phase
rust-inhibitive pigments, lead-, chromate and
zinc-free. Solvent combination is free of aromatic hydrocarbons like xylene or toluene.
o Viscosity 140 sec. / DIN
o Thinning:
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Aviron's
Kombi Thinner (short drying time)
-
Aviron's
Special-Thinner (retards initial drying)
-
Nitro-thinner and or 2-C thinners may be used (check
compatibility)
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White spirit, etc. are not suitable
Application instructions ( brief)
o Suitable substrates:
Iron- and steel constructions properly degreased and free from
rust crusts and mill scale. Manually
prepared rusted surfaces (min. St
2), wet blasted substrates and flash-rust are acceptable. Equipment
build from various types of metal like
iron, steel, galvanised steel, aluminium and other non-ferric metals, G.R.P., hard-PVC, wood etc. Steel,
stainless steel, zinc, well adhering coatings
and many other substrates.
o Temperatures:
ideal
application temperature: +
o Density: 1,1-1,4 depends on colour
o Solids: 68% (by weight) 52% (by
volume)
o VOC-value < 420
g/l
o Coverage:
-
theoretical: 8,5 m²/l. at 60 µm dry
-
practical:
depends on application losses,
surface roughness, porosity etc.
o Gloss: 20-50%
according NCS, (depends on colour)
o Colours See
colour card. Colours can be mutually mixed unlimitedly.
o Resistance: See below
Storage stability:
24 months in unopened, original cans, in a well
ventilated dry environment.
o Packaging sizes:
-
-
750 ml cans (6 or 12 per carton)
-
-
(1
week production time)
Recommended dry film thickness:
60 µm; minimal
2 coats of 60 µm each, totals 120 µm
dry film thickness.
o Application:
Brush and roller application without dilution;
Air atomised spray: 30-35 sec. tip size 1,2
Airless spray: viscosity 90 -120 sec./ DIN
o Drying:
(at
-
touch
dry: after 20-30 minutes
-
to recoat: after 90 minutes
no need to abrade before overcoating
-
dry
to handle: ± 100 minutes
-
completely dried: ±8-10 hours
- optimal
adhesion and stacking properties after approx. 3 days
- drying at elevated
temperatures is not recommended
- the exact drying times depend on
film thickness,
ventilation, temperature, relative humidity, etc.
Material consumption:
Theoretical consumption:
Practical consumption is between 150 and 200 ml per square metre.
o Health & Safety:
Extensive information is available from the health and
safety data sheets.
Detail ed application instructions
General
o
Apply to general health and safety instructions, e.g. keep away from
heat, sparks and open fire; do not eat, drink
or smoke during application, use only in well ventilated areas (see safety
information sheet)
o Always: Stir well before use! Check colour!
o Do not mix with other substances than indicated by manufacturer.
o Do not dilute for brush and roller
application.
Iron and steel
o Remove rust and rust scale, loose mill
scale, oil, grease and all other impurities by appropriate
means. Apply coating on a clean and dry substrate.
o Dependable on exposure apply one or more coats
by brush or roller (do not dilute). For spray application dilute according the
list printed on page 4.
o The service life increases at thicker total
dry film
thickness. In practice one up to 3 coats is recommended,
dependable on exposure.
o On vertical
objects a wet film thickness up to 150 µm
without sagging can be easily applied (depends on application method).
Rusted steel
o Remove loose rust (rust scale), a sound substrate is required for optimum and lasting result (minimum degree of surface preparation up to St 2; ISO 8501-1; 1988).
o Aviron
BK"
Aluminium (light metals)
o Slightly
abrade, adhesion promoter or primer is not
required, degrease and clean the substrate properly.
o Do not abrade with steel fibre,
preferably use a plastic fibre embedded abrasive (e.g. Scotch Brite® or
similar).
o Apply normal thickness (not too thin!).
Adhesion test: please note that optimal adhesion is achieved after 3 days.
Weathered galvanised steel
o Properly clean and degrease total substrate
(e.g. use multiclean),
carefully remove all loose matter and
zinc salts (white rust).
o Apply sufficient film thickness on already rusting
and consequently rough substrates.
New galvanised steel
o Slightly abrade, adhesion promoter or
primer is not required, degrease and clean
the substrate using a water-based cleaner/degreaser (e.g. multiclean).
o Carefully remove zinc salts
(white rust). Do not abrade with steel fibre, preferably use a plastic fibre embedded abrasive (e.g. Scotch Brite® or
similar).
o Only apply on a well-prepared, clean and
dry substrate, free of grease, oil and all other contaminants, Apply sufficient film
thickness (min. 60µm dry) in order
to obtain proper adhesion and long-term protection.
Plastics
·
Properly clean and degrease. Check compatibility by
applying "
·
Aviron
BK"
·
Not suitable substrates are "soft" plastics
alike Polyethylene (=Poly-olefins); Plexiglas® (acrylics) and Polystyrene may dissolve,
but can be coated.
Other substrates
o There are many more possibilities. Due to
its elasticity "
Further Information
o Aviron
BK"
o Adding "
Minimum tenability
The tenability indication on the cans implies the warranted tenability
in unopened, original cans, in a cool, well-ventilated dry storage area. The indicated tenability is no expiry date, under
normal conditions the coating may be
used up to 5 years without loss of quality. The indicated minimum
tenability should especially help to use the
older cans first. As long as the coating material can be stirred homogeneously, she can be applied without
problems.
Brush application
o Apply material with standard round, oval or
flat brushes (industrial quality), d.f.t. 40-80 µm can
be achieved. After 1-2 hours the next layer can be applied (avoid excessive
brushing to prevent
bleeding when different colours are used!).
Colours containing micaceous iron oxide can be
applied up to 100 µm dry easily.
Spray
o The table below contains guidelines for
spray application; please follow directions of equipment manufacturers. The use of Aviron Kombi-Thinner is strictly recommended. When spraying
a dry film thickness from 50 µm (small objects, air atomised) up to 125 µm (large
objects, airless) can easily be achieved.
Roller application
·
A short nap synthetic roller is recommended (up to
Special effects
Aviron BK”
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colours large objects |
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Air pressure 4-5 bar |
20-30 sec./ 30-40 sec./ |
30-40 sec./ 100-150 sec./ |
ca. 60 sec./ ca. 120 sec./ |
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Gravity cup, Pressure cup or Suction
cup - opening 1,4- - opening
2,0- |
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Airless Min. 150
bar - tip 17/40 tot 19/40 - tip
21/40 tot 23/40 - tip 25/40 tot 27/40 |
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ca.
80 sec./ dilute max. 3% no dilution |
ca.
100 sec./ dilute max. 3% no dilution |
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Air-mix 90/3 bar |
30-40 sec./ |
40-50 sec./ |
50-60
sec./ |
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opening 0,2-0,5 Z. 40° |
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HVLP5/1bar |
20-30 sec./ |
30-40 sec./ |
30-40 sec./ |
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opening 1,6-3,5 |
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Airbrush 0,8-2 bar |
20 sec./ |
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— |
Electrostatic spray
o Aviron
BK can be applied with
electrostatic spray
equipment (both airless and air atomised), the material shows an electrical conductivity of > 100
k-Ohm. Dilute according equipment
manufacturer's specifications.
o The electrical resistance at delivery of
"
this value decreases to 1000-1800 kΩ., for air
atomised spray (ca. 30-35 sec./ DIN
Support: Selection of the appropriate airless filter3: current
filters are:
red 180 mesh/cm² size:
yellow 100
mesh/cm²
size:
white 50 mesh/cm² size:
green 30 mesh/cm² size:
For Aviron BK yellow
and white are used.
Dipping
o Due to its basic properties, drying time, re-coatability,
environmental acceptability, Aviron BK"
o The required viscosity depends on object
and passing method, normally at 20-35 sec./
DIN
o We recommend to stir the contents of the dipping
vessel continuously at very low speed, complete circulation of the vessel once
or twice a day is considered sufficient (practical experience).
o The yearly consumption should be minimal twice the content of the
vessel.
Temperatures
o During application a temperature of
object and surroundings around
-
At higher temperatures the drying speed increases, not the curing (dry hard) time.
Drying speed can be retarded (in the summer)
by using Aviron Special-Thinner (the curing will not be retarded).
-
At very low temperatures apply "warm" material or add some
thinner.
-
"
properties will suffer; do not apply on ice or frost.
o The cured coating shows excellent heat resistance.
Practical experience learned that exposure to dry heat up to max.
- Also temperature-shocks (e.g. a sudden
temperature change from +
o The ideal storage temperature for the
coatings is
between 10º and 20ºC. Freezing normally
does not harm. Temperatures above will shorten the storage stability.
Drying times
o "
o The precise drying times depend on film thickness, ventilation,
relative humidity and air-temperature.
o Thicker coat can easily be applied in one
coat, however, this will cause a
considerable increase of the drying
time. "
o Thicker coats or several coats applied in
a short
period of time will cause a general increase
of the total drying time. It is recommended
to apply a thin coat first, followed by a thicker coat.
o The drying mechanism of "
o Long-term exposure to liquids (e.g. rain
on horizontal surfaces) may cause "moisture stains" during the curing (up
to 5 days after application).
o Ventilation with fresh air accelerates the
drying/curing
speed; forced drying with warm air over 30ºC
slows down the curing speed.
o "
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Recoat intervals at |
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primer |
topcoat |
minimum |
recommended |
|
" |
" |
15 min. |
> 2 hours |
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" |
Robust-Lack |
15 min. |
> 2 hours |
|
" |
S-Glasur |
30 min. |
> 2 hours |
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" |
Alkyd paint |
30 min. |
> 1 hour |
|
" |
Water-based |
2 hours |
> 5 hours |
|
" |
nitro-cellulose-lacquer |
5 hours |
> 8 hours |
|
" |
2-comp-acrylic |
12 hours |
> 24 hours |
|
" |
2-comp-epoxy |
24 hours |
> 24 hours |
|
" |
2-c-polyurethane |
16 hours |
> 24 hours |
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" |
PVC (vinyl) |
15 min. |
> 2 hours |
Recoating
o "
o "
o If required, "
o The table above contains guidelines (minimum
interval and recommended interval time), recoating
is possible without abrading/sanding at
any later moment.
o Recoating according the German Railway standard:
When recoating "
Gloss
o Degree of gloss of "
o Degree of gloss according NCS: 20 - 50% (depends
on colour).
o By mixing "
Colours
o Aviron
BK"
o All colours
show optimal protection against corrosion
and optimal hiding power, this is the reason
for different pricing amongst the colours.
o Special
colours are available from
Important: Aluminium /m.i.o.
coatings
o The technical
information herein is based on normal colours. For aluminium and m.i.o.
coatings not all data does apply (aluminium-effect, m.i.o.
effect, e.g. RAL 9006, 9007, DB 601, 703, etc.). These colours should not be
used for food contact applications or for toys. These coatings can be applied
in a thicker film (+50%) and will dry
somewhat slower accordingly. They also show better protection against
corrosion. ”
Durability,
resistance and test-results
TÜV-tested: Aviron BK"
DB-tested: (Deutsch Bahn = German
Railways) Aviron BK"
PVC-substitute: Aviron BK"
Epoxy- substitute: Aviron BK"
partly be used as substitute for 2-ccomponent epoxy coatings (e.g. for cooling equipment). Up to a resistance against sulphuric acid 40% and
potassium hydroxide 25% (spot-test),
completely cured Aviron BK"
Classification: According the German hazardous substances decree Aviron BK"
Food
contact: Aviron BK"
used for application of the inside of storage
tanks and processing equipment for food products, according the directions of the German
Ministry of Health (XL), (tested by the
approved laboratory of Dr. Kittel.)
Toys: Aviron BK"
Anti-slip properties: For
stairways, floors, etc. we recommend the application of RAL
9007 or DB 0601 (or mixtures with these colours), the roughness of
the dried
coating provides a non-skid effect.
Electrostatic conductivity: The
electric conductivity of Aviron
BK"
Resistance: Resistance
against many substances was tested successfully according DIN 53168-B, e.g.
against transformer-oil (up to
salt water (5% = sea water), molasses, 1,5% acetic acid, 10% ethyl alcohol,
bird droppings (sea-gull and pigeon), etc.
DIN-Tests: a
brochure with test-results is available upon request, containing e.g.:
Cross cut adhesion test according DIN 53151
respectively DIN-EN-ISO 2409. Salt spray
tests according DIN 53167, 50021 SS, 53210, 53209. Condensation water tests
according DIN 50018 KFW 2,0 S, 50018 SFW 0,2 S, DB-TL. Impact
resistance according DIN 53154. Abrasion resistance
according DIN 53233. Elongation according DIN-EN-ISO
1519. Elasticity according
DIN-EN-ISO 1520 and many other tests. Colour:
Slight deviation with regard to
colour standards (RAL) or samples
may occur in individual cases, this is dictated by the choice of the raw materials.
Quality control is carried out
visually and with a computer system according CIE colour model.
Tolerances/margins are determined at Branth Chemie internally according DIN 6175.
Quality control: Apart from our
quality control according the Q.C. manual, the purchaser of material (from
Waterway signalisation (WSV-approval)
Aviron BK"
Product code for coatings according GISBAU
Primer, pigmented, solvent based, free of aromatic
hydrocarbons:
M-GP02
Coating, solvent based, aromatic free: M-LL01
Classification according VdL-RL
01 "Coatings for the building industry"
Metal protection, corrosion
resistant primer, semi-gloss topcoat, free from aromatics.
Classification according DIN 4102-1 Aviron BK"
VOB / DIN
18363
Aviron BK"
Aviron
BK"
Approvals for steel-constructions
and –equipment
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DIN 55 928 T 5 P221159697 |
For
the erection, modification and maintenance of building
constructions Aviron BK"
Aviron BK"
Primer
Aviron
BK"
Topcoats (Intermediate and finish)
Aviron
BK"
Corrosive exposures (Applicability)
Aviron
BK"
Aviron
BK"
Aviron
BK"
The expected lifetime in the
corrosion categories of DIN EN ISO 12944-6 are achieved by Aviron BK"
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corrosion category lifetime |
C1 C2 C3 C4 C5J C5M |
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S M L |
1x 1x 1x 1x (2x) (2x) 1x 1x 1x 2x (2x) (2x) lx 2x 2x 3x 3x 3x |
1x stands for: one coat resp. 80 µm
2x stands for: two coats resp.
160 µm
3x stands for: three coats resp.
240 µm
Test results according DIN EN
ISO 12944-6 (between brackets) derived from test results
Practical examples for
"Lifetime expectancy" according
DIN EN ISO 12944 1-coat system:
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More than 15 years:
inside heated buildings, C1
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Up to 15 years: Atmospheres with low level
of pollution and dry climate. Unheated
buildings where condensation may
occur, C2
2-coat system:
More than 15 years: Atmospheres with low level of
pollution and dry climate. Unheated buildings where condensation may occur, C2 Up to 15 years: Urban, industrial and
coastal atmospheres, moderate sulphur dioxide pollution and moderate salinity.
Production rooms with high humidity and
air-pollution, C3 and C4.
3-coat system:
More than 15 years: In all previously mentioned cases and industrial and coastal areas with high
humidity and aggressive atmosphere. Coastal and offshore areas with high
salinity C5 I/M.
The information herein contained
is based on our present knowledge. It is based on practical experience
during many years and is composed carefully. The technical information is
average, and values do not impose any
liability. As the application of this material in any individual case is
beyond our control we cannot be held liable. This
information sheet is a translation of the German sheet 6/03;