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Coatings continued properties required

Nitrocellulose alone will not give a continuous coating. It must, therefore, be blended with other components comprising a plasticiser and a hardening resin. An extensive range of such products is available, the ultimate choice depending on the properties required. [Pg.585]

While the design of such coatings is straightforward, selection of appropriate materials is not. Usually materials with the properties required for a particular application are not readily available, and some custom laboratory fabrication is necessary. This usually involves selecting a polymer composite which somewhat approximates the required physical properties. Then minor alterations to the chemical constituents or fillers are used on a trial basis and the acoustic properties (some combination of Young s Modulus and damping factor, sound speed, attenuation, density, and front-face reflectivity) of these sample formulations are measured. This continues until a suitable formulation is achieved. [Pg.216]

Unlike coatings made from thermoplastic powders which require only a visual inspection to see whether the coating is satisfactory, thermosetting powder coatings require additional examination to determine whether the coating has achieved its full physical properties. Simple mechanical tests may be used, as is the practice with conventional paint finishes, but, particularly for epoxy powder coatings, it is normal to use chemical resistance as a criterion for suitability. A common method is to swab the coating continuously for 30 seconds with a cotton wool pad soaked in methyl isobutyl ketone. Any deterioration of... [Pg.590]

Their outstanding performance and durability, due to the urethane functional isocyanate crosshnker, has been responsible for their widespread use, especially on premium parts and vehicles. The isocyanate group has the advantage that it can crosslink with moisture at low temperature. This can help oven-baked 2K coatings continue to crosslink even after being removed from the oven. According to infrared data, many 2K systems only consume 60 to 70% of the available isocyanate in the oven and require 10 to 14 days to develop full properties. [Pg.195]


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