ChemShield 1683

ChemShield 1683 is an internal lining designed for corrosion control and abrasion resistance in chemical plants, and any other areas requiring excellent chemical resistance in immersion conditions. It can be spray applied at 40-125 mils depending on the extent of corrosion.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

ChemShield 1683 is a thick-film, 100% solids reinforced, proprietary formulated epoxy-based internal lining designed for corrosion control and abrasion resistance in chemical plants, and any other areas requiring excellent chemical resistance in immersion conditions. ChemShield 1683 may also be used for restoration and leak prevention of petroleum storage tank bottoms and pipelines where resistance to abrasion is needed. ChemShield 1683 is spray-applied from 40–125 mils DFT depending on the extent of corrosion, and is flexibilized to reduce coating stress resulting from mechanical and physical forces exerted on the substrate. ChemShield 1683 is a two-component system; Resin and hardener.

TYPICAL USES

• Steel and fiberglass storage tank bottoms or pipelines
• High temperature tanks and process vessels
• Pipe internals carrying slurries & abrasive mixtures
• Chemical process floors & concrete containment areas
• Pulp and Paper Services

BENEFITS

• Fast Turnaround time (Cures in 24 hours at ambient temperature)
• High abrasion resistance
• High-build, easy to install monolithic application process (40-125 mils DFT)
• Excellent adhesion to steel, concrete and fiberglass substrates
• Low cured shrinkage
• VOC compliant

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE

Summarized; for a more comprehensive list of chemical resistance, please refer to our Product Resistance Data Guide. Films cured for 7 (seven) days at 77ºF are unaffected after 1 (one) year immersion at ambient temperatures.

• Alum   • Aluminum Chloride, 29%   • Bleach   • Lactic Acid, 10%   • Sulfuric Acid, 70%   • Sodium Hydroxide, 50%   • Trichloroethane   • Water, distilled   • Xylene

APPLICATION DATA SUMMARY

See Application Instructions for complete information on surface preparation, equipment, environmental conditions, application procedures, and safety precautions. For conditions outside the specifications or limitations described, contact Wolverine Coatings Corporation for details.

SURFACE PREPARATION

Coating performance is directly related to the quality and degree of surface preparation. Prior to overcoating, all surfaces must be clean, dry, undamaged, and free of all contaminants. For more specific information, consult the surface preparation section contained in the Application instructions.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Read the Safety Data Sheet carefully before use. Safety precautions in the SDS should be carefully followed during storage, handling and use. Improper use and handling can be hazardous to health and cause fire or explosion.