Stacor Tankguard

— high solids content
— low material consumption
— excellent corrosion resistance in aggressive media
— single-coat application up to 500 µm
— fast drying
— easy application
— made in Uzbekistan

STACOR TANKGUARD is used mainly as an internal coating for steel and concrete tanks for storing flammable liquids (oil, petroleum products, petrol, Jet A1 aviation fuel, vacuum gas oil, diesel fuel), silos, containers, pipes and steel receiving (collecting) sumps in the chemical industry.

Purpose	Internal lining of steel and concrete tanks for flammable liquids: oil and petroleum products, gasoline, Jet A-1 aviation fuel, vacuum gas oil, diesel fuel; silos, containers, pipes and receiving basins in the chemical industry
Type	Two-component high-solids epoxy coating resistant to mechanical and chemical attack, vibration and impact
Colour	Grey; other colours to order
Packaging	Kit 20 kg: component A — 16 kg, component B — 4 kg
Mixing ratio	A : B = 4 : 1 by weight
Density	approx. 1.50 g/cm³
Dry residue by volume	85 ± 3 %
Dry film thickness	300 µm per coat
Wet film thickness	353 µm per coat
Theoretical consumption	0.529 kg/m² at a dry film thickness of 300 µm
Surface preparation	abrasive blast cleaning to Sa 2½ according to ISO 8501-1 (surface preparation according to ISO 12944-4), cleaning grade 2 according to GOST 9.402, roughness Rz 70…100 µm; concrete — clean and sound substrate, residual moisture max. 4 %
Application method	brush, roller, air and airless spray; nozzle 0.016…0.018 in, pressure 12…15 MPa
Thinner	Stacor thinner or equivalent as agreed with the supplier
Dilution	generally not required, up to 7 % by weight is permissible
Pot life	approx. 2 hours at +20 °C
Next coat	after 12 hours at +10 °C, 6 hours at +20 °C, 45 minutes at +60 °C
Application temperature	from 0 °C to +40 °C; down to −10 °C with winter hardener, drying time increases
Relative humidity	30…80 % during application
Dew point	substrate temperature at least 3 °C above the dew point
Shelf life	12 months from the date of manufacture in tightly sealed packaging at −40…+40 °C