Inorganic Zinc Paint

Designed for use over prepared blasted steel in a variety of industrial areas zinc clad ii es contains 85 by weight of zinc dust in the dry film.

Inorganic zinc paint.

A two component solvent based inorganic ethyl silicate zinc rich coating. The zinc pigments comply with astm d520 type ii zinc dust. Corrosion of steel is caused by water oxygen and ions present in abundance in our atmosphere diagrammatic representation of an inorganic zinc silicate coating on steel zinc corrosion products are trapped within the glassy matrix forming a layer that prevents further oxidation. This coating can provide even better corrosion protection when a topcoat is applied.

As the name implies this type of coating has large amounts of zinc metallic dust mixed with a binder. Part of the interzinc 22 series interzinc 2280 is a two component solvent based silicate inorganic zinc rich primer 80 suitable for use with a wide range of high performance anticorrosive systems and topcoats in both maintenance and new construction. Part of the interzinc 22 series interzinc 2280 is a two component solvent based silicate inorganic zinc rich primer 80 suitable for use with a wide range of high performance anticorrosive systems and topcoats in both maintenance and new construction. Barrier 90 conforms to the compositional requirements of sspc paint 20 level 1 and iso 12944 iso 20340 bs 4652 bs 5493 as nsz 3750 9 1994.

On the other hand zinc in galvanizing is pure zinc and any acid in the atmosphere reacts directly with it with no inhibition of the reaction as in the case in the inorganic zinc coating. Inorganic zinc coatings provide excellent anti rust corrosion protection when used in chemical plants refineries and coastal or offshore installations. Inorganic zinc rich paints do not chalk peel or blister readily are easy to weld and provide simpler cleanup than organics. This is an important difference between the two materials and is the reason why under many difficult corrosion conditions the inorganic zinc coating will.

Volume of zinc corrosion products between the zinc and the coating. Inorganic zinc rich coatings generally consist of a silicate binder whereas organic zinc rich coatings can use a wide array of binders including epoxy polyurethane and alkyd etc. Inorganic zinc coatings is compatible with epoxies phenolics acrylics silicones and many other coatings.