Tectyl 127 CGW

TECTYL 127 CGW can be used for the long-term protection of metal surfaces against corrosion and weathering in damp and salty environments.
TECTYL 127 CGW cures to a non-sticky, elastic, resistant, aluminum-colored film with good grip.
Accelerated corrosion tests: with average recommended dry film thickness
Accelerated Corrosion Tests: Salt Spray; 5% NaCl at 35 ° C; ISO 9227 NSS
(Q-panel test panels, type R, ASTM A1008)
greater than 50 days
Relative humidity 100% at 40 ° C; ISO 6270-2 CH
(Q-panel test panels, type R, ASTM A1008)
greater than 100 days
Protection in industrial areas:
Tectyl 127 CGW is very well suited as a protective coating in industrial areas, e.g. B. on pipes, flanges, nuts and bolts.
Very good for outdoor use:
Tectyl 127 CGW is very UV-resistant, which makes it an excellent solution for outdoor use.
Processing:
Tectyl 127 CGW is an easy to apply, gelled and thixotropic coating.
Industrial look:
With the aluminum look, Tectyl 127 CGW not only protects against corrosion, your protected parts also look good.

Surface preparation:

The maximum performance of TECTYL 127 CGW can only be achieved if the metal surfaces to be protected are clean, dry and free of rust, oil and mill scale.

Application:

TECTYL 127 CGW is delivered ready for use. An ambient and product temperature of 10-35 ° C at the time of application of the product is recommended. TECTYL 127 CGW can be applied by airless or brushing.

Distance:

TECTYL 127 CGW can be removed with mineral spirits or any similar petroleum solvent, steam degreasing, hot alkaline wash, or low pressure steam. Tectyl Biocleaner can also be used to remove Tectyl 127 CGW.

Storage

Tectyl 127 CGW must be stored at temperatures between 10 and 35 ° C. The product should be stirred gently before use. Due to the composition of Tectyl 127 CGW, its viscosity may change during storage compared to the time of manufacture.

Under suitable storage conditions, Tectyl 127 CGW should best be used within 24 months of the date of production.

Attention

Adequate ventilation must be provided for hardening and so that no flammable liquids can form.

THE PARTIALLY CURED FILM MUST NOT BE EXPOSED TO IGNITION SOURCES, SUCH AS TORCHES, FLAMES, SPARKS, EXCESSIVE HEAT, OR BURNERS. Further information on handling and first aid can be found in the material safety data sheet.