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Glass flake version of the 690 coating, used for severe service conditions, marine and sub-sea or splash zones -
High-Performance immersion grade epoxy, excellent resistance to water, salt water, municipal wastewater exposures, moisture tolerant during application low temperature cure, suitable for potable water use
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Solventless, clear epoxy lining that utilizes a reinforced mat, complies with API RP652 for tank bottom lining repairs
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Solventless epoxy patching mortar to coat tannk rivets, lap welds, floor/wall interfaces, wall covings for use in tank lining systems
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Epoxy Polyamide, high solids, low VOC, quick cure, high build, excellent chemical and abrasion resistance, fast dry intermediate epoxy, excellent edge protection capabilities, complies with MIL-DTL-24441D, Type IV
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Epoxy Non-skid for steel, galvanized, aluminum, and masonry, good chemical resistance, for marine or industrial environmments, cure to 35 Deg. F temperatures
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Alternative to the 868 Non-skid with lower profile, non-sparking aggregate
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Modified epoxy formulation, outstanding corrosion resistance as a single coat, direct-to-metal (DTM) exterior coating
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Modified amine cured epoxy, formulated for corrosion resistance as a direct-to-metal (DTM) exterior coating of railcars
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Rust Inhibitive epoxyprimer, excellent corrosion resistance, long term protection of exterior of railcars
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Versatile, anti-corrosive coating used as a primer, intermediate coat, or self-priming topcoat over steel or zinc primers. Ideally suited for atmospheric exposures or topcoated with anit-foulants for immersion in fresh or salt water, used in marine and offshore industries above and below waterline
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Cross-linked epoxy, surface tolerant, single coat, high gloss protection, excellent chemcial resistance (cycloaliphatic amine epoxy) LT version cures down to 35 Deg. F
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A glass reinforced version of the 890 product, glass reinforcement improves internal film strength, hardness, impact, and abrasion resistance. LT version cures down to 35 Deg. F
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A two-component of the 890 GF (glass fiber added at the factory and ready to use)
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High chemical resistance epoxy with specialized applications in hyperbaric chambers for the U.S. Navy. Immersion grade formula for wtaer, sea water, and other exposures
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Nuclear grade, DBA self-priming, epoxy, tested and certified for use in Nuclear Level 1 areas in a variety of systems
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Low VOC version of the 890 product (VOC is less than 100 g/l)
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High-solids, amine cured epoxy for direct metal-to-metal (DTM) exterior coating, exellent corrosion and chemcial resistance, fast dry to handle and cure proerties for shop applications
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Ultra high solids epoxy designed as a liner for potable water, demineralized water, wastewater, and many other services, tank lining for steel and concrete tanks, (VOC is less than 100 g/l)
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Polyethylene-enhanced, abrasion resistant, primer/finish, superior resistance to algae and other filimenticious growth. Used for process water, wastewater immersion, interior railcar hopper lining, coal bunkers, hydro bins, dust collectors
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Cross-linked epoxy with zinc phosphate corrosion inhibitor,can be topcoated with itself or a variety of high performance finish coats. LH version is Low HAP'S
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High-build cross-linked epoxy primer or intermediate coating, excellent corrosion protection, accepts a wide variety of top coats
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Nuclear grade, DBA tested, epoxy primer, tested and certified for use in Nuclear Level 1 areas in a variety of systems
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Versatile epoxy for diredt metal self-priming finish, excellent yellowing resistance, well suited for tank exteriors, variety of colors, very economical. LT version cure down to 35 Deg. F
