Topcoat over MIL-PRF-23377J primer or MIL-DTL-53022 primer

A two-component epoxy polyamide topcoat for spray and brush application with a maximum VOC of 4.7 lbs./gallon (563 grams/liter).

1.     Color:

Fed. Std 595 Colors 1XXXX

Fed. Std 595 Colors 2XXXX

Fed. Std. 595 Colors 3XXXX

2.     Volume Solids:

25.9 – 31.6% (For Gloss colors)

29.4 – 33.9% (For Semigloss colors)

        27.3 – 35.2% (For Flat colors)
3.     Solids by Weight:

32.6 – 40% (For Gloss colors)

36.1 – 44.6% (For Semigloss colors)

37.9 – 46% (For Flat colors)

4.    Viscosity:  40 KU minimum 1 hours after mixing

5.     DFT: 1.0 – 1.2 mils

6.     Theoretical Coverage @ 1 mil dft:  415 – 565 ft²/gallon (varies by color and gloss)

7.     Gloss @ 60º

 Fed. Std 595 Colors 1XXXX (80 minimum)

Fed. Std 595 Colors 2XXXX (15 – 30)

Fed. Std. 595 Colors 3XXXX (8 maximum)

8.     Dry Time

         Set to Touch:  1 hour max..

Dry Hard: 7 hours max.

Complete Cure:  7 days

9.     Pot Life: 8 hours maximum    

10.   Mix Ratio

1:1 by volume

1 part Component A

1 part Component B

11.   VOC:  3.5 – 4.7 lbs/gallon (415 – 565 grams/liter) (varies by color and gloss)

12. Induction Time: 1 hour

Order as little as 4 gallons! Call Chance at 800 563-1305 x 101 or email Chance to buy or request a FREE quote.

APPLICATION

Steel:  Surface must be clean and free of grease, dirt, oil, rust and other contaminants that could interfere with proper adhesion.

Aluminum:  Surface must be clean and free of grease, dirt, oil, rust and other contaminants that could interfere with proper adhesion.

Galvanized and other metals:  Clean and remove surface contamination including oxidation.  .

Reduction:  Reduce with MIL-T-81772 Type 2 as required.

Conventional Spray:

Atomizing Pressure:  45 – 55 psi

Pot Fluid Pressure:  10 – 20 lbs.

Airless Spray:

Tip Size:  0.011 – 0.015” orifice

Atomizing Pressure:  1800 – 2200 psi

Clean-up:

Clean tools and equipment immediately after use with MEK, MAK or MIL-T-81772 Type 2 thinner.

Safety Precautions:

This product is intended for professional use in an industrial environment only.  Consult the Material Safety Data Sheet prior to application.

Products are warranted to meet its internal specifications and are of merchantable quality.  However, the purchaser is solely responsible for the suitability of the product for any particular application.  The purchaser should thoroughly test or qualify the product for serviceability, environmental compliance and health and safety factors prior to use. Further, our total liability is limited to the price of the product or replacement in kind.

Call Chance at 800 563-1305 or email Chance to buy or request a FREE quote.

Hazardous Waste Minimization

October 2011 marked the 20th anniversary of Ecolink’s sustainable operations. The company was founded in response to the Montreal Protocol and the ban of Class 1 Ozone Depleting Solvents and other toxic industrial chemicals. As we embark on our next 20 years of serving the need for less, safer and compliant chemicals, we enlisted the help of other like-minded organizations and individuals.

Tuesday, February 14, 2012 – Valentine’s Day officially kicked off the beginning of our next chapter. We have worked closely with American Marketing Association (AMA-Atlanta) in support of GA DECA a high school marketing program with more than 10,000 students participating. Last Friday, we successfully recruited three AMA collegiate members for new product launch internships that run through April 22nd – Earth Day.

I am pleased to introduce our 3 very talented interns – Chance Hood, Courtney Rivkind and Jackie Hooper. Each intern will promote two brand new distributed products through our alliance partners: Randolph Products, Nugentec and Hubbard Hall respectively. We will emphasize social media as the primary way of accelerating exposure and engagement of these new strategic relationships and their unique products mutually selected. Each intern has 8 digital profiles and 2 merchandise promotions to design, implement and integrate. The intern who accumulates a combined score of most page views, on-page social sharing and return-on-investment (leads generated, quotes, samples, sales) will earn an extra $1,000 + donate $100 to their favorite charity.

 Chance Hood is a 2nd year MBA student at Mercer University (Atlanta) expecting to graduate in May 2012. A 26 years old originally from Alabama, Chance graduated with a BBA in Marketing from The University of Montevallo in 2008. Chance has worked in restaurant/hospitality industry and as a licensed outside sales insurance agent before enrolling in Enterprise Rent a Car’s management trainee program where he worked for the largest stand-alone branch in region.  While in his MBA program at Mercer University, Chance has maintained a 4.0 GPA and completed a sales strategy internship with Silverpop.  Chance is tasked with promoting Ecolink’s entree into the world of mil-spec paints and coatings and working closely with the business development team at Randolph Products. How can Randolph Products reduce hazardous waste? By specializing as the largest produce of the smallest batches of paints, coatings and primers an by offering super low (4 gallon) minimum quantities for legacy mil-spec paints & coatings that typically require 20 gallon minimum order with a high % of unopened paint getting buried in landfills. (I’ve witnessed more than my share during 13 years of auditing facilities). 

Please visit Chance’s two product pages and Like, Tweet, Digg, Google +, etc. [especially if you are family, friend, Mercer alumni, professor, fellow student] and help Chance make the most of his internship at Ecolink and also earn an extra $1,000 + $100 for charity:

https://ecolink.com/info/mil-dtl-11195g-type-2/ 

https://ecolink.com/info/mil-c-22750d/

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Courtney Rivkind is currently a junior in the Goizueta Business School at Emory University pursuing a Bachelor in Business Administration in Finance and Film Media Management. Born and raised in Miami, FL, Courtney created her own entertainment company, DJ Courtney Enterprises, in 2009 to provide entertainment and marketing services for the Atlanta area while also working regularly as a disc jockey at major clubs and student events. Through organizing and marketing events for over 2,000+ attendees, Courtney learned to not only market herself but help people succeed in fast paced environments. Not afraid to perform in front of large crowds, Courtney constantly uses her creative side to come up with new and fresh ideas to help promote events. Courtney is working in our high-tech market segments (Media Storage, Heads, Wafers, Semiconductors, Photovoltaic Cells (Solar Cells), Precision Optics, Printed Circuit Boards) alongside the technical sales staff at our California-based alliance partner, Nugentec, who offer custom solutions, packaging and MSDS authoring. How can Nugentec reduce hazardous waste?By reclaiming very expensive fluorinated solvents commonly used for oxygen cleaning, vapor degreasing and as heat transfer fluids. In addition, they have a very successful track record brokering surplus materials as part of an industrial material exchange program. Please visit Courtney’s two product pages and Like, Tweet, Digg, Google +, etc. [especially if you are family, friend, Emory alumni, professor, fellow student] and help Courtney make the most of her internship at Ecolink and also earn an extra $1,000 + $100 for charity: