Non-stick coating is a water-miscible, colourless coating that protects plastic parts and metals from contamination by spray mist. It is used on hangers, floor gratings, painting equipment, conveyor belts and walls, and is suitable as temporary transport protection for high-quality, corrosion-protected parts. Suitable for aluminium, plastic, steel and zinc.
Technical data
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Characteristics | Touch-resistant and tear-resistant, swells in water, dries crystal clear and is solvent-free. |
| Base | aqueous polymer dispersion |
| Colour | colourless, crystal clear |
| Density | 1.02 g/ml |
| Consumption | approx. 250 g/m² depending on the substrate |
| Application | Ensure an even, continuous application. The soiled film can either be peeled off when dry (scoring it with a sharp object makes it easier to detach the film) or removed by dissolving the film with water. Soiled floor gratings can be cleaned, for example, by soaking them in water. The water is then separated from the paint residue by filtration. |
| Substrates | Steel, aluminium, zinc, plastic. To avoid impairing the tear resistance of the subsequent film, the surfaces should be free from dirt. Check any existing coating for detachability. |
| Thinning | Not required. Applied as supplied. With water if necessary. |
| Application equipment | Brush, roller, suitable spray equipment. Dipping is also possible. |
| Application temperature | min. +5 °C object or substrate temperature |
| Drying | Air-dry overnight. Ensure adequate ventilation. |
| Cleaning of tools | Immediately while wet with water; the effect can be improved by adding household washing-up liquid. |
| Pack sizes | Containers of 6 kg or 16 kg. |
| Storage | Dry and cool, but frost-free. The product has a shelf life of at least 9 months. Close opened containers tightly. Opened containers and thinned material must be used promptly. |
| Disposal | Only recycle completely empty containers. Cured residues can be disposed of with general waste. Liquid paint residues must be disposed of via hazardous waste collection points or approved waste disposal companies. Further disposal information can be found in the safety data sheets. |
| Hazard information | Not subject to labelling. Please also refer to the safety data sheet. |