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General Descriptions of Paint

To have more understanding of Okitsumo's Paints
Okitsumo's heat resistant and special paints have all kinds of characteristics. If you understand the general descriptions and directions of our products, it can fully bring out the functions that are best suited for its application and purpose.


 

 

 General Descriptions of Our Paints

 


 

 What is Heat Resistant Paint?

 

As a key ingredient, we use siliconized resin (pure silicon and denatured silicon) that excels in heat resistance and weather resistance. We use metal oxide and reinforcing materials suchas pigments and combined it so it best suits the heat resisting conditions and general terms.

What is Heat Resistant Paint?

 

 What is Siliconized Resin?

 

Siliconized resin is the combination of organic groups such as methyl and phenyl and it also has the Si-O-Si bone structure very similar to glass. The strong point of siliconized resin is that it changes from organic film (the general organic resin) to hard inorganic film (similar to ceramics) at around 300°C.

 

 What is Heat Resistant Temperature?

 

The heat resistant temperature that is indicated on the heat resistant paint is determined by the overall performance of adhesion, anti-corrosion, and discoloration.
adhesion rust prevention discoloration
 The Heat Resistance of the Objects being Painted

 

In general, we target ordinary steel boards to use as the painting material. Recently, our paints have often been used on coated steel plates, aluminum, and stainless steel. However, the materials themselves have thermal limits.
 Ordinary Steel Boards Up to 600°C
 Hot Dip Galvanized Steel Boards  Up to 400°C
 Electrogalvanized Steel Boards   Up to 200°C
 Aluminized Steel Boards   Up to 400~500°C 
 Aluminum Up to 500°C
 Stainless steel Up to 800°C
 Transformation film Up to 300°C

 

 

 Types of Surface Treatment

 

 Physical Surface Treatment
Blast Processing A rust removing method that uses the blast machine to blow river sand onto the surface at a high pressure.
Methods using power tools A method used to scrape off the rust from the surface by using a sander or a grinder.

Methods using

hand tools

A method used to scrape off the rust by hand by using a wire brush or sandpaper.
 Chemical Surface Treatment
Removing oil A method used to remove oil by solvent cleaning and a degreasing agent.
Removing rust A method used to remove rust by using strong acid. This is also called pickling.

Surface adjustment

Adjusting the surface so that the transformation film forms equally on the surface.
Conversion Treatment Form a phosphoric acid zinc film to have better anti-corrosion and adhesion.
 
 The Level of Surface Treatment

 

 

Type of Keren Processing Method Surface Adjustment Related standard
SSPC
(American standard)
SIS
(Swedish standard)
1st class Keren Blast Method Removes the old paint film and rust completely and finished it up so that it is ash gray. SSPC-SP5
SSPC-SP10

SIS Sa3
SIS Sa2 1/2

Acid Wash Processing Completely eliminates black skin and rust. SSPC-SP8
2nd class keren Power Tools Removes the old film paint and rust the steel surface appears. If the paint film is healthy, roughen the surface. SSPC-SP3

SIS St3

3rd class Keren

Hand Tools (Power Tools)

Removes the deteriorated paint film by using the tools on the whole surface. Scrape of the rust and the steel surface will appear. SSPC-SP2

SIS St2

 

 

 Painting

 

Okitsumo's products do not have the distinctiveness of heat resistant paints, so it can be treated in the same way like you will in a general painting operation. It is also possible to do electrostatic coating as long as you are careful about the thinner's electrostatic property and dryness. Also, there are some general components that include large amounts of metal pigments, so please mix thoroughly before application.

 

 Film Thickness and Initial Heating

 

The film thickness is a very important component when it comes to maintaining the heat resistance, beauty and anti-corrosion for a long period of time. The standard film thickness is very important because it brings out the highest performance of paint. The initial heating should be done gradually. When the thickness exceeds the standard film thickness and you have heated it rapidly, the residual solvent and the reactive gas that have occurred during the hardening of the paint film will increase and the peeling caused by the swelling of the paint film could be the cause of performance degradation.
standard paint film excess paint film
 Choosing Paints

 

Please choose the appropriate paint according to the object's temperature conditions and the functions that it requires. If you present the requirements to our company, we will choose the appropriate paint for you, so please feel free to contact us. We will choose the appropriate paint according to the information that you give us, such as purpose, color, gloss, paint type, dryness condition, heat resistant temperature, material, surface treatment, painting method, capacity, and the required performance.

 

 Paint Management Methods

 

・Please store paint indoors in a well-ventilated place while obeying the law.

・Please do not use where there is a possibility of fire.

・While painting and drying, make sure that the place is well ventilated and do not inhale any type of steam or gas.

・When you have stored the paint for a long period of time, hard sediments may appear in the paint even though the lid is completely sealed.

・Please mix thoroughly before use. If the paint container expands by any chance, please contact us.

*Please refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) if you need more information on health safety and warnings related to painting.
*The paint information that is on this document was drafted and manufactured for general industrial use, so it can not be used temporarily or permanently as a product of any kind of medical dentistry device, product or its partial component that has contact on any type of ecological structure or bodily fluids
*Preservation Period: 6 months from the production date.

 

 Preservation Period is 6 months from the production date

 

Before using the product, please confirm the production date from the Lot. No. and use it within 6 months.

 How to look at the production date from the Lot. No. 
The number on the very left indicates the last digit of the year the product was produced. The middle letter indicates the produced month. A=January B=February.. and it goes all the way through L=December.




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