| SHIPPING WEIGHT: |
| HCR-1100 Coating |
Approx. 11 lbs./gal |
| S-311 Solvent |
Approx. 8½ lbs./gal |
Packaging: HCR-1100 series is
available in 1 gallon and 5 gallon kits. |
FLASHPOINT: (T.C.C.) |
| HCR-1100 Coating |
73°F (23°C) |
| S-311 Solvent |
73°F (23°C) |
PHYSICAL DATA:
| Solids by Weight: |
Approximately 95% |
| Solids by Volume: |
Approximately 93% |
| (Note: Solids vary with
color.) |
Pot life: |
2 hrs @ 77°F |
| Shelf life: |
12 months @ 70°F in unopened containers |
VISCOSITY: |
100-110 K.U. (Krebs Units) |
Temperature Limitations: HERESITE
HCR-1100 accepts dry heat temperatures up to
220°F. Temperature excursions up to 400°F
(205°C) can be tolerated for short
durations. VOC.: 0.5 lbs./gal. as
supplied.
|
STANDARD COLORS:
--- HCR-1101 Red (Primer)
--- HCR-1110 White (Finish)
COVERAGE: Theoretical Coverage --- 1488
square feet per gallon per mil. (At 35 mil DFT
average coverage would be 34 square feet per gallon.
This includes a 20% loss factor.)
Recommended total dry film thickness is as
follows:
| Environment |
Dry Film Thickness |
No. of Coats |
| Immersion |
30-40 Mils |
2* |
| *15-20 mils
primer; 15-20 mils finish |
SURFACE PREPARATION: Remove all oil,
grease, and other contaminants. All seams should be
continuously welded, weld splatter removed and all
edges radiused. (See Bulletin
No. 113. "Fabrication Specifications.")
STEEL:
IMMERSION: A white metal blast is
required in accordance with NACE #1 or
SSPC-SP-5-63 specifications.
NON-IMMERSION: A commercial blast is
acceptable in accordance with NACE #3 or
SSPC-SP-6-63 specifications.
Surface profile or anchor pattern should be 20 to
25% of the recommended dry film thickness.
CONCRETE: Remove protrusions by sanding or
grinding. Concrete must be cured 28 days at 70°F
(21°C) and 50% relative humidity.
IMMERSION: Dry abrasive blast to open
all voids
NON-IMMERSION: Surfaces must be acid
etched or abrasive blasted to remove laitance.
PRIMER: HCR-1101
MIXING: Stir Part A thoroughly. Add the
contents of Part B to the container of Part A. Mix
thoroughly. Mixed material must be used within 2
hours.
THINNING: The amount of thinner required is
dependent upon temperature, ventilation, humidity,
spray equipment used, and desired film thickness.
Suggested thinning at 75°F (24°C) is 15-20%.
EQUIPMENT:
- All spray equipment shall be thoroughly
cleaned and be free of old paint film and
other contaminants.
- Use standard production type spray guns:
| Guns |
Fluid |
Air |
| DeVilbiss
JGA-502 |
E |
704 |
| Binks
#62 |
66-SS |
66-SD |
| Graco
P800 |
04 |
02 |
- Air supply shall be uncontaminated.
- Airless spray equipment: 1500-1800 PSI liquid
pressure. Tip size from .015" to
.019". Thinning requirements are less
than for conventional spray.
APPLICATION:
- Do not apply if temperature is less than 5°F
(2°C) above dew point.
- Adjust air pressure to approximately 80
pounds at the gun and provide 15-20 pounds
pot pressure. Adjust spray gun by first
opening liquid valve and then adjust air
valve to give approximately an 8" to
12" fan.
- Holding gun perpendicular to the surface at a
distance of 12", apply a mist bonding
pass.
- Allow to flash off for several minutes, but
not long enough to allow film to completely
dry.
- Apply 3-4 criss-cross multi-passes
maintaining a wet appearing film.
- Repeat Step #5 until desired film thickness
is obtained.
- Clean equipment immediately with Heresite
S-311 solvent.
- Let first coat air dry with ventilation for
approximately 16 hours, but not more than 48
hours.
- For second coat, repeat Steps #1 through #7.
- Coating should be final cured according to
following schedule:
70°F (21°C) -- 7 days
50°F (10°C) -- 14 days
FORCE CURE:
- If force curing is required, air dry with
ventilation for approximately 2 hours.
- After the air dry period has elapsed, the
temperature should be raised in 40°F (22°C)
increments every 30 minutes .
- Hold at desired curing temperature according
to following schedule to effect final cure:
160°F (71°C) -- 16-20 hours
180°F (82°C) -- 4-8 hours
200°F (93°C) -- 2-4 hours
