High Temperature Powder Coating - Black Texture

Product Name

High Temperature Powder Coating - Black Texture

Product SKU

PCH90101

Chemistry

Silicone Acrylic

Appearance

Texture

Color

Hi-Temp Black

Description

 PPG's Enviracryl™ and Envirocron® powder coatings are aesthetically pleasing, produce a durable uniform finish and can be custom formulated with finishes from high gloss to low gloss, and in a variety of textures.
 PPG's "World Class" Heat Resistant Envirocron® Powder Coatings are engineered to provide strong physical and chemical resistance properties and to maintain these properties during exposure to elevated temperatures. This line of Envirocron® Powders is manufactured to meet the requirements of industrial markets which require outstanding organic coating performance under demanding service conditions. These sophisticated Heat Resistant powder coatings are the solution to your durability and physical property requirements. An unsurpassed application development program enables consistently friendly use on selected substrates.

Product Characteristics

• The maximum recommented film thickness is 8.0 mils.
• Recommened for use over aluminum and cast aluminum substrates.

Product Properties

Chemistry

Silicone Acrylic

Application Description

• Electrostatic Spray
• The maximum recommended film thickness is approximately 7.0 - 8.0 mils. Cured films above this thickness are likely to exhibit structural porosity due to volatiles generated during the baking process. This can result in weakened physical properties (flexibility, impact resistance) and poor film cohesion.
• Conventional iron and zinc phosphate conversion coatings, utilized for cleaning and pretreatment of steel and aluminum prior to powder coating, do not have thermal stability at high temperatures and can degrade underneath the cured powder film. This can result in severe adhesion loss between the high temperature powder coating and the metal substrate. Also not recommended over conventional (not thermal resistant) electrocoat, liquid or powder primers. Can be applied over clean blasted or pickled steel. Rust spotting may be observed over steel substrate at 200 – 250 hours salt spray testing due to some inherent film porosity.
• Maximum recommended continuous temperature exposure for this product is 600° - 650° F (315° - 343° C).
• Maximum recommended intermittent temperature exposure is 800° - 850° F (427° - 454° C).
• Exposure to temperatures in the 900° - 1,500° F (482° - 815° C) range is not recommended.
• Coating can be applied with automatic and manual devices.
• Substrate should be correctly cleaned before use.
• Do not mix this product with other powder coatings.
• Color and finish influenced by film thickness: a good control of the film thickness will help the consistency of the aspect.

Surface Preparation

• Surface preparation should be chosen according to the type of substrate and required performance.
• The coater should test the suitability of the surface preparation before the application using appropriate test methods.

Curing Window

• See Cure Curve PCH-001
•  20 min @ 375 °F (191 °C)
•  10 min @ 400 °F (204 °C)
•  5 min @ 450 °F (232 °C)
• *Temperature and time to be adjusted to accomplish proper curing of coating. This can be achieved using infrared, convection, or combination ovens.

Test Conditions

Shelf Life

6 months at 70 °F maximum

Storage Conditions

Materials need to be stored in sealed plastic bags under dry and cool conditions. Do not expose to sunlight.

Environmental Aspects

For comprehensive Health, Safety, and Environmental advice, please refer to the relevant Safety Data Sheets, and information printed on the product label.

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