PT0F-600282 · Terra Brown · Polyester-TGIC
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Description
PT0F is a polyester-TGIC fine-textured powder coating for general industrial exterior decorative protection. It is a TGIC-based system intended for markets outside Europe, with weathering durability of 1–5 years and low-temperature curing down to 160°C through formulation adjustment. Conventional sand-textured products may contain PFAS-restricted substances, so target-market regulatory requirements should be checked.
Key Features
Best Suited For
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemistry | Polyester-TGIC |
| Surface Effect | Low gloss, fine texture |
| Color Values | LAB: 34.18, 5.36, 8.3 RGB: 94, 77, 67 |
| Gloss at 60° | ≤10 GU |
| Specific Gravity | 1.3–1.8 g/cm³, depending on the final product formulation |
| Particle Size D50 | D₅₀: 30–45 μm; adjustable by application and texture |
| Film Thickness | 70–120 μm; recoating requires verification of texture and intercoat adhesion |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Curing Conditions | 200°C × 10 min (workpiece temperature); minimum 160°C low-temperature curing available |
| Application Guidelines | Suitable for manual or automatic electrostatic spray application. Other application methods, such as tribostatic spraying or electrostatic fluidised-bed coating, shall be specified in advance. |
| Test | Result | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Adhesion | Pass, Gt 0–1 | ISO 2409 |
| Impact Resistance | 50 kg·cm, no coating detachment under direct impact | GB/T 1732 |
| Hardness | ≥H | ASTM D 3363 |
| Bending | 5 mm, no visible detachment | ISO 1519 |
| Cupping Test | ≥5 mm, no visible cracking | ISO 1520 |
| Humidity Resistance Test (480 h) | No visible blistering or failure due to colour change | ISO 6270-1 |
| Xenon-Arc Weathering (500–800 h) | Gloss retention ≥50%; colour change within the specified limit | ISO 16474-2 |
| Neutral Salt Spray (800–1000 h) | No blistering, detachment or visible colour change | ISO 9227 |
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