Eurogrip 125 Marine

Identification & Functionality

Product Type

2K (2 component) Coating,

Solventless & High Solids Coating

Technologies

Ready-to-Use Products

Product Families

Ready-to-Use Products — Paints & Coatings

Protective Coatings

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims

Solvent-free

Ready-to-Use Product Features

Chemical Resistant,

Durable,

Excellent Toughness,

High Friction,

Skid Resistant

Benefits

• Solvent free
• Anti-skid
• Chemical resistant
• Suitable for steel
• Withstands medium to heavy duty loading.

Applications & Uses

Markets

Automotive & Transportation

Applications

Automotive & Transportation — Coatings & Finishes

Marine Coatings

Automotive & Transportation — Transportation

Marine

Application Method

Brush

Compatible Substrates & Surfaces

Metal,

Steel

Application Procedure

Surface Preparation

• Steel- The preferred method of preparation to achieve optimum performance is to remove all rust and contamination using a combination of grit blasting to SA2½ and a detergent wash to remove oils and greases. The prepared surface must be allowed to dry thoroughly.
• Priming- A primer is not always required prior to the application of Eurogrip 125.

Mixing and Application

• Minimum Application Temperature should be 10°C. Eurogrip 125 is supplied in pre-weighed packages. Mix the contents of pack B using a mechanical paint stirrer ensuring the contents are evenly dispersed. Add pack A (curing agent) and mix with the mechanical paint stirrer for 60 seconds.
• Apply immediately to the fully prepared substrate by brush or roller at an average rate of 5-7m² /liter. The high friction grit dressing should be applied to the surface at the required rate and within 15mins of laying the Eurogrip 125. The material is then backrolled until all of the aggregate is coated (unless fully blinded - see below).
• As soon as practical after the first coat has cured tack free (approx 8hrs @20°C) the second coat of Eurogrip 125 should be mixed and applied in an identical manner as the first, except the coverage rate will fall, depending on the aggregate loading, down to as low as 4m2 /liter. No more than 24hrs should be allowed between coats. At an ambient temperature of 20°C, Eurogrip 125 may be lightly trafficked after 24 hours, with 48 hours being required prior to heavier trafficking.

Technical Details & Test Data

Coverage and Cure

The coverage rate of EUROGRIP 125 is dependant upon the texture and porosity of the substrate, but should fall in the range of 5-7m²/liter/coat.

• Pot Life (20°C) - 30 minutes
• Touch Dry (20°C) - 8 hours
• Primary Cure (20°C) - 24 hours
• Full cure (20°C) - 7 days
• Average Film Thickness Per Coat - 200 microns

Chemical Resistance

Eurogrip 125 exhibits excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, and is fully resistant to the following:

• 10% Sulphuric Acid
• 10% Hydrochloric Acid
• Xylene
• Petrol
• Skydrol
• 20% Sodium Hydroxide
• Ethylene Glycol
• Methyl Ethyl Ketone
• Trichlorethylene

Safety & Health

Health and Safety

It is recommended that barrier cream, gloves and overalls be worn when using Eurogrip 125. 

Packaging & Availability

Colors

Range of BS and RAL colors available.

Packaging

4.5L and 2.25L composite packs.

Storage & Handling

Storage

In sealed containers between 5°C and 30°C. 

Cleaning

Tools can be cleaned with a suitable hydrocarbon solvent provided initial cure of resins has not taken place.