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Will protect both concrete & steel structures, against acid /alkaline /aggressive chemical fumes, as well as their intermittent
direct spillage.
Proprietary flyash-glass flake technology from IIT Bombay.
Excellent adhesion on both metal & concrete, combined with high tensile strength & very high flexural strength.
Excellent compatibility with RL 500PF, wet & rust tolerant primer, for long term protection of “Hand Prepared” metal
structures, against aggressive acid /alkaline fumes, as well as their intermittent direct contact.
Excellent compatibility with 755 (Dry) & 756 (Damp) concrete surface primers, for long term protection of concrete &
masonary structures, against aggressive acid /alkaline fumes as well as their intermittent direct contact.
Applications: Protecting steel, concrete, masonary structures against aggressive acidic /alkaline media, including 98% sulfuric
acid 33% hydrochloric acid… picking & electro plating metal treatment plants, petro chemical & fertilizer plants, refineries, pulp &
paper mills, waste water treatment plants, food processing plants…
Typical Properties
Property Value As per Specification
Color Grey
Specific Gravity 1.35 ± 0.05 gm/cc (Approx)
Mix Ratio by Weight 5:1
Pot Life @ 25C 25 - 30 min.
Coverage * (average) 0.75 – 0.80 kgs per sq mtr /2 coats /360-400 microns DFT
%NVM 100% ASTM D 2697
Cure Time 18-24 hrs
Cured Hardness (Shore D) >80 ASTM D 2240
Salt Spray test# >5000 hrs ASTM B 117
Abrasion resistance (mg/1000cycles) <50 mg ASTM D 4060
Tensile Strength >5000 psi ASTM D 638
%Elongation >3.0
Flexural strength >11600 psl ASTM D 790
Adhesive pull off strength# (on hand prepared mild steel) >1400 psl ASTM D 4541
Adhesive pull off strength# (on Concrete ) >600 psl (Concrete failure) ASTM D 4541
Recoat Time 6 - 8 hrs
Temperature Resistance (dry & wet) 100 C Under Standard Test Conditions Peak (140OC)
* Taking care of all genuine application wastages, actual working coverage will vary on Job area, Surface porosity, temp. etc.
#With recommended system
Recommended Systems
(A) For metal surfaces – external use (intermittent spillage)
System DFT / No of Coats Average Consumption
1. RL 500 PF primer 90-100 microns DFT /1 coat 0.180 to 0.200 ltr sq mtr
2. 718 EGF (NV) 360-400 microns DFT /2 coats 0.75-0.80 kgs per sq mtr
3. 725 PUTC (UV exposed areas only) 50-60 microns DFT /1 coat 0.180-0.200 kgs per sq mtr
Chemical Resistance
Chemical Fumes Spillage
Tri chloro ethylene Very Good Good
Ammonia Excellent Very Good
Cutting Oil NA Very Good
Gasoline (Unleaded) Excellent Good
Hydrochloric Acid 33% Excellent Very Good
Kerosene Excellent Very Good
Methyl Ethyl Ketone Excellent Good
Methylene Chloride Good Fair
Phosphoric Acid 10% Excellent Very Good
Potassium Hydroxide 20% Excellent Very Good
Sodium Chloride Brine Excellent Very Good
Sodium Hydroxide 10% Excellent Excellent
Sodium Hydroxide 30% Excellent Excellent
Sodium Hypochlorite Excellent Very Good
Sulfuric Acid10% Excellent Excellent
Sulfuric Acid 50% Excellent Excellent
Sulfuric acid 98% Excellent Excellent
Trisodium Phosphate NA Very Good
Xylene Excellent Good
Benzene Very Good Good
Mineral Spirits Excellent Excellent
Nitric Acid 10% Very Good Good
Potassium Hydroxide 30% Excellent Excellent
Toluene Good Good
Immersion Resistance : One Coat of Primer+2 Coats of 718 Stangard EGF (NV)
Chemical 24 hrs 7day’s 30 day’s 90 day’s 180 day’s
Sodium Hydroxide 20% R R R R R
Sulphuric Acid(98%) R RD RD RD RD R= Resistant to prolonged contact
Sulphuric Acid(30%) R R R R R T= Temporarily resistant
Hydrochloric acid(33%) R RD RD RD RD C= Breakdown of coating
Phosphoric acid (30%) R R R R R D= Discolouration of coating
Xylene+IPA(1:1) R R R R R
Nitric Acid (10%) R RD RD C C
Methyl ethyl ketone R R R R R
Methylene chloride A C C C C
Gasoline R R R R R
Diesel R R R R R
Water R R R R R
Ammonia 10% R R R R R
Hydraulic fluids R R R RD RD
(7day cure at 25°C and 50% relative humidity.)
Surface Preparation
3. Concrete /masonry : Apply only to clean, dry and sound concrete, masonary
substrates that are free of all coatings, sealers, curing
compounds, oils, greases or any other contaminants.
Primer : 755 /756.
Mixing Instructions
It is strongly recommended that full units be mixed, or else proper weighing & mixing should be carried out
1. Add part 'B' into part 'A'.
2. Mix thoroughly with screwdriver or similar tool (continuously scrape material away from sides and bottom of container)
until uniform.
3. If required, adjust the consistency of the mixture by adding requisite quantity of Stangard 7000 diluent and mix well.
4. Large batch mixing: Use a propeller-type Jiffy Mixer on an electric drill. Mix until homogenous.
Clean-up - Clean – Up tools & equipment before coating dries & cured with Stangard-1000 diluent. Clean hands and skin
immediately with soap and water, Industrial hand cleaner, or denatured alcohol.
Shelf life – Although the product undergoes no chemical changes even during very long storage, some rise in viscosity and some
settling may occur after storage for more than one year and it would be advisable to conduct a small quantity trial when the
material is to be used after one year from the date of manufacture.
Warranty: M/S Stanvac will replace any material found to be with manufacturing defect. Because the storage, handling and
application of this material is beyond our control, we can accept no liability for the results obtained
Important Notification
The information, and, in particular, the recommendations relating to the application and end-use of STANVAC products, are given
in good faith based on M/s Stanvac current knowledge and experience of the products when properly stored ,handled and applied
under normal conditions.