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Delta® AntiCor DTS 2K - HG 80

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Delta® AntiCor DTS 2K - HG 80 is a high gloss, 2-component PUR primer and top coat with excellent adhesion properties on steel, aluminum, galvanized steel (zinc coating), powder coated substrates and many plastics (rigid PVC, ABS, polyester, etc.). Used in indoors and outdoors.

Chemical Family: Polyurethanes (PU)

Product Type: 2K (2 component) Coating, Coating, Primer, Top Coat

Application Method: Brush, Roller, Spray

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), Aluminum, Galvanized Steel, Metal, Painted Surfaces, Polyesters, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), Steel

Features: Chemical Resistant, Corrosion Resistant, Excellent Substrate Adhesion, Excellent Surface Hardness, Good Non-Yellowing Properties, Good Weather Stability, High Elasticity, High Gloss

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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Features & Benefits

Product Properties
  • Excellent adhesive properties
  • Does not yellow
  • Elastic
  • High surface hardness
  • Very good corrosion protection / active corrosion protection due to zinc phosphate base
  • One pot system
  • Weather resistant
  • Good chemical resistance

Applications & Uses

Application Method
Processing Temperature
  • at least + 8° C
  • During the application the surface temperature of the surfaces to be coated must be at least + 8° C
  • In any case be more than 3° C above the corresponding dew point.
Material Preparation
  • Delta® AntiCor DTS 2K- HG is homogeneously mixed with Delta® AntiCor DTS 2K - HG hardener in the specified mixing ratio (6:1) . When mixing by weight, please note the information.
  • It is important to ensure that the edge zones of the containers are also included in the mixing process. The necessary intensive mixing is best done with low-speed mixers (max. 400rpm).
  • For the above mixed material, the pot life is approximately 2.5 hours. After that time it is mixed material is no longer usable.
  • Do not combine freshly mixed material with leftovers.
Suitable Substrates
  • Non-absorbent substrates such as iron, steel, galvanized substrates, non-ferrous metals, aluminum, old alkyd resin coatings, etc.
  • Depending on the degree of stress on the above-mentioned substrates, carry out a test coat with an adhesion test in accordance with DIN EN ISO 2409.
  • Substrates such as anodised aluminum, polyethylene or polypropylene are not suitable.
  • If in doubt or if the substrate is unknown, please contact our application engineering department.
Processing

Delta® AntiCor 1K-IntensivGrund can be applied with a brush, roller, high-pressure or air-assisted airless spraying method (air mix / air coat) (see table).

  % Dilution Thinner Pressure Jet
Paint Brush 0 - 5 % Delta® AntiCor DTS dilution RP - -
Role 0 - 5 % Delta® AntiCor DTS dilution RP - -
High Pressure 15 - 20 % Delta® AntiCor DTS dilution RP 3 - 5 bar 1.2 - 1.6 mm
Airless max. 10 % Delta® AntiCor DTS dilution RP 100 - 300 bar 0.017" - 0.024"
Substrate Preparation
  • The substrates/surfaces to be coated must be clean, dry and stable.
  • Adhesion-impairing substances such as salt, oil, rubber abrasion, dust, dirt, rust, wax, silicone compounds or grease must be removed (see VOB DIN 18363, Part C). Check the subsurface for load-bearing capacity.
  • Testing the load-bearing capacity of the old coating by means of solvent wetting with Delta® AntiCor DTS Thinner S.
  • Remove loose old coats of paint, clean old coats of paint with suitable agents (degreaser) and then sand thoroughly.
  • Remove corrosion products and/or unstable old coatings manually / mechanically (standard cleanliness level St 2) or by blasting (standard cleanliness level Sa 2½) from iron, steel and zinc surfaces.
  • Clean powder-coated surfaces, sand, coat with caustic if necessary and then clean with clear water. Please note the manufacturer's information for the respective products used.
  • Remove dust with an industrial vacuum or compressed air. Surfaces prepared in this way must be primed or coated immediately.
  • In the case of unfamiliar substrates, we always recommend creating a sample surface in consultation with our technical field service.
  • An adhesion test according to DIN EN ISO 2409 must be carried out.
  • Clean zinc, galvanized components and aluminum with an ammoniacal wetting agent wash using an abrasive fleece and then wash with clear water.
  • Corners, sharp edges, screws and nuts should always be primed before carrying out the respective coating steps.
Swipe / Roll

Spraying (Airless):

  • Processing = Max. 10% diluted Nozzle recommendation = 0.017 - 0.024 inch Pressure = 100 - 300 bar Spray angle = componentrelated
  • The thinner Delta® AntiCor DTS Thinner RP is recommended for coating using airless spraying at extreme temperatures, high humidity and strong airflow.

High Pressure Spraying:

  • Processing = 15-20% diluted
  • Nozzle recommendation = 1.2 - 1.6 mm
  • Pressure = 3 - 5 bar
  • The above information is a guide. Exact values can only be determined devicespecifically on site.

Tool Cleaning:

  • With Delta® AntiCor DTS Thinner RP and/or Delta® AntiCor DTS Thinner S.

Properties

Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Density (20°C, Mixture)1.40 - 1.50g/m³-
Solids Content by Volume59.0%-
Mix Ratio by Volume6:1--
Gloss Level
  • 85 ± 5 U. (measured at a 60° angle).
  • The degree of gloss depends on the respective layer thickness and the surface finish.
Mixing Ratio
  • 6:1 by volume + Appropriate amount of thinner depending on the coating process.
  • 89:11 by weight + Appropriate amount of thinner depending on the coating process.
  • Mixing errors lead to deviating properties and differences in gloss.
  • We therefore recommend mixing the complete contents of the main paint container with the contents of the hardener container.
Top Time
  • At 20°C.
  • approx. 2.5 hours (higher temperatures shorten, lower temperatures increase the pot life)
Theoretical Fertility
  • 9.8 m² / L with a coating thickness of 60 µm (dry)
  • Exact consumption quantities are to be determined on the respective object
  • The practical yield depends mainly on the roughness and porosity of the substrate, the applied layer thickness and the losses during the airless spraying process.

Technical Details & Test Data

Processing Data

Drying at 20°C / 60%Rel. LF at 60 µm Dry Layer Thickness:

  • Dust-dry after approx. 45 minutes, depending on the ambient temperature (see table).
  • Information on the drying time (relative humidity 75%).
  Dust Dry Glue Free Dry
10°C approx. 1 hour 8 hours After approx. 24 hours
20°C approx. 45 minutes 5 hours After approx. 16 hours
30°C approx. 30 minutes 4 hours After approx. 12 hours

Waiting Times Between Coats (Relative Humidity 75%) With a Dry Film Thickness of 40 µm:

Surface Temperature Minimum Maximum
10°C 1 hour 4 days
20°C 30 minutes 3 days
30°C 30 minutes 3 days
  • In order to avoid inter-coating problems during the coating processes, it is recommended to apply the top coat within 3 days.
  • If this is not possible, the base coat must be cleaned and sanded before the subsequent coat is applied.
  • In the case of longer painting intervals, thorough cleaning of essential so contaminated intermediate coats does not affect the adhesion of the subsequent coat of paint.

Packaging & Availability

Container Size / Filling Quantity
Stammlack (A) Net Fill + Hardener (B) Net Filling
1L 0.796 L +0.3 L 0.140L
2.5L 1.990 L +0.5 L 0.350 L
4L 3.184 L +0.7 L 0.560 L
10L 7.960 L +2.00 L 1.400 L
20L 15.920 L +3.50 L 2.800 L
Pack Sizes

1.00L / 50L

Storage & Handling

Storage Stability
  • Base paint (A) = at least 2 years in the closed original container when stored in a dry environment at a temperature between -10°C and +40°C.
  • Hardener (B) = at least 18 months in the closed original container when stored in a dry environment at a temperature between -10°C and +40°C.