● They are multipurpose paints which can be easily applied at home or in a factory where heat resistance is required.
● There are a large assortment of paints to meet each heat resistant requirement ranging from 200°C to 600°C.
● They can also be used outdoors if a specified primer is painted.
(Refer to the Primer for Standard Use for more information.)
Heatproof temperature 200°C
Color Flon Series 10F
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Heatproof temperature 300°C
Series 300
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Heatproof temperature 500°C
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Heatproof temperature 600°C
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＊The above color numbering system is based on JPMA Standard Paint Colors. (F-Edition, 2011)
＊Feel free to consult with us about your color requirements.
| 1.Surface Treatment | <2.Paint Agitation | 3.Painting | 4.Drying |
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| Class 2 Keren and better | Dilution/ Mixing (Put a hardner into the paint if attached.) |
Drying | Air dry for 24 hours or more [＊2] |
[＊1] You have to use a specific primer when you paint a series of 300 or 305 on steel.
[＊1] Air temperatures affect the drying time.The painted surface is dry to the touch but not completely cured.
(In order to bake completely, baking at 180°C for 20-30 minutes is required.)
Painted surface may become tacky and produce smoke, but in the mean time it will stop and be cured.
[＊Notice] Painting Conditions:Please abstain from painting under the condition below.
・When rainfall and snow are forecasted.
・When the outside temperature is under 5°C, and the difference with the dew point is within 3°C.
・When the relative humidity is 85% or more.
・When it is windy.
・ Heating equipment for outdoor and indoor
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Plants
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Exterior of incinerators
