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News Release from: TBA Electro Conductive Products | Subject: ECP 538
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 21 September 2001
Static dissipative stoving enamel
A new static dissipative stoving enamel that provides a high performance, rapid curing, high build coating with excellent static control characteristics is introduced by TBA
ECP 538 multi-purpose SD stoving enamel is ideal for use on metal surfaces such as louvred panels, racking and trolleys, producing low surface resistivity and charge decay rate of 5000 to 37V in less that two seconds JC155 The light grey enamel is formulated for use with all types of conventional application equipment including hot spray, airless, electrostatic and 'spinning bell' dipping
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 Sep 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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A coating of 50m wet film thickness provides a final dry film thickness of 25m.
Specifications include specific gravity of 1.50g/cm³, viscosity of 3 to 4.5 poise IC cone and plate, flashpoint between 22 and 32C, flash off time of 15 minutes, temperature resistance of 160C and coverage of approximately 15 square metres per litre.
Stoving requirements are 30 minutes at 120C.
To ensure excellent performance, TBA ECP can also provide suitable degreasing solvents and primers for various surfaces including aluminium, alloys and steel that promote improved appearance and adhesion.
Further improvements can be obtained by using TBA ECP's range of full stoving primers that also provide corrosion protection.
Several such primers are available including TBA Universal Air Dry, Stoving Primer, Undercoat Z41M111 and Red Oxide Epikote Stoving Primer.
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