Knowde Enhanced TDS
Identification & Functionality
- Backing Material Type
- Chemical Family
- Product Type
- Adhesive
- Silicone
- Substrate
- Fiberglass
- Surface Coating
- Silicone
- Technologies
Features & Benefits
- Ready-to-Use Product Features
- Features
- Excellent resistance to cut through and abrasion.
- Releases cleanly from metal surfaces.
Applications & Uses
- Markets
- Applications
- Application Method
- Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
- Industry Segments
Aerospace, Energy, Medical, Electronics.
- Applications
- Plasma Spray
- Arc Spray
- Flame Spray
- Grit Blast
- Common Masking Applications
- Arc Spray
The primary challenge associated with the Arc Spray coating process is the wide spray plume that exits the gun. This results in the necessity of primary masking, close to the target zone, and secondary masking to protect large non-target areas from overspray and costly clean-up or re-work. While arc spray is not as abrasive as other spray processes, it still requires proper masking to ensure protection of the part and non-target surfaces.
- Flame Spray
Flame Spray coatings, (combustion coatings) are a very basic form of thermal spray coating. Because of the relatively low heat and abrasion, coatings are often applied with hand-held spray guns in an open shop setting rather than within a spray booth. Many Green Belting Industries masking materials are well-suited from this process. Masking strategies should contemplate materials that are capable of withstanding both the grit blast and flame spray coating process in order to save time and reduce cost.
- Grit Blast
To effectively prepare the component for the thermal spray coating, sharp, angular media, such as aluminum oxide, is blasted at high pressure towards a target surface to remove unwanted coatings and to apply a desired (roughened) га surface texture. Green Belting Industries masking materials, such as 170-105 Green are well suited to endure both the grit blast and spray coating processes, thus saving significant time and cost.
Properties
- Color
- Typical Properties
| Value | Units | Test Method / Conditions | |
| Adhesion to Shelf | 3.3 | N/cm | — |
| Adhesion to Steel | 4.4 | N/cm | — |
| Adhesion to Steel (180 per Width) | min. 6 | N/cm | — |
| Adhesion to Steel (90 per Width) | min. 5 | N/cm | — |
| Face to Back | min. 5 | N/cm | — |
| Maximum Width | 1219.0 | mm | — |
| Tear Strength (Fabric) | 38.0 | N/cm | — |
| Total Thickness | 0.27 | mm | — |
Regulatory & Compliance
- Certifications & Compliance