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Anti-corrosive compound
12th December 1969, Page 104
12th December 1969
Page 104
Page 104, 12th December 1969
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A PVC-based anti-corrosive coating known as Plastisol Grade 16.200 introduced by Kelseal has a number of applications in transport. This new product will also give protection against abrasion.
Plastisol can be applied by spray or a knife straight onto clean metal; no primer is needed. It will not run and vertical film builds of up to 0.020m. are possible without sagging. When fully cured, it has a low water transmission rate and it is claimed to be flexible at low temperatures. Minimum shear strength is 250 psi. and tensile strength is 350 psi.
Made by: Kelseal Ltd., Vogue House, Hanover Square, London, W1.