CORRO-DUR 561 SW

 


KEVLAR™ ENHANCED EPOXY COATING

Anticorrosive Coating

Repair Compound

Fairing Compound

Solvent-Free 100% Solids

Applies Above or Below Water

Easy 1:1 Mixing Ratio

Pile / Riser Repair Protection

Permanently Flexible

 



DESCRIPTION


CORRO-DUR 561SW a cost effective version of the standard Corro-Dur 561 which is able to displace water from wet surfaces in order to make a permanent bond.  The formulation is solvent-free to ensure safety and maximum technical performance.  * Kevlar fibers are incorporated for reinforcement and better viscosity management to achieve high application rates and excellent film build - even underwater! (Not recommended for environments with pH level below 4)

CORRO-DUR 561SW provides permanent protection even under the most adverse conditions The formula is uniquely field-friendly and uses advanced low toxicity ingredients. All Colors including White are available & can be shipped “Non regulated” By USDOT, IAT IMO

*trademark of E.I.DuPont Nemours Co.


USES

 

ANTICORROSIVE COATING

Splash zone, Spot repairs above and below water, Heavy duty protective coating for steel and concrete.

REPAIR COMPOUND

Patching, leak sealing, etc. under all conditions or as load transfer agent with our Corro-Wrap composite pipeline riser / pipe rehabilitation system.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT

Reinforcing, smoothing and protecting worn concrete damaged by exposure to chemical or municipal waste systems.

ADHESIVE MORTAR

In dry, wet or submerged conditions.

FAIRING COMPOUND

Rough steel and concrete exposed to erosion.


APPEARANCE

 

COLORS

Black, White, Gray, other colors available ( slight yellowing )

FINISH

Glossy. Textured surface


PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

 

VEHICLE TYPE

Epoxy/Aliphatic Polyamines

PIGMENTATION

Color/ Inert/ Fibrous reinforcement

THINNER

Not required

CLEANER

M.E.K or Lacquer thinner

MIXING RATIO

1 : 1 by volume

INDUCTION TIME

Not required – maybe used immediately after mixing

POT LIFE

Approx. 45 minutes @ 77°F (25°C)

SOLIDS BY VOLUME

100%

THEO.SPREAD RATE

40sq.ft./gal.@40 mils thickness

REC. DRY FILM THICKNESS

30 – 60 mils (762-1, 524 microns)

REC. WET FILM THICKNESS

30 – 60 mils (762 – 1, 524 microns)

DRY TIME (TOUCH)

Approx. 5 Hrs @ 77°F (25°C)

DRY TIME (HARD)

12 Hours handling, 24 hours light service @ 77°F (25°C)

APPLICATION METHOD

Trowel, Straight edged spreader, Mitts, rollers, brushes

VOC

Essentially Zero


SAFETY INFORMATION

 

FLASH POINT

Over 212°F (100°C)

STORAGE CONDITIONS (Shelf Life)

24 months under normal storage conditions


SURFACE PREPARATION

 

Underwater

Remove marine biological settlement and corrosion by high pressure water jetting or similar methods with or without abrasive injection. Conventional air/abrasive blasting works well at shallow depths however efficiency falls off sharply below about 10ft. Hand held power tools such as grinders or needle guns will give good results if applied conscientiously in small areas but will be inadequate in large areas. Plan to apply the CORRO-DUR 561 within 30 - 45 minutes of surface preparation to minimize rerusting or initial settlement of fouling which can interfere with initial adhesion. Conventional abrasive blasting using air abrasive or centrifugal blasters are preferred methods of surface preparation in most cases where oily or greasy contamination is not a problem.

Above water

Preparation requires similar high pressure water blasting or dry abrasive blasting to yield a firm, granular surface free of loose contamination.


MIXING
PROCEDURE


CORRO-DUR 561SW is supplied in either 2 gallon (7.6 liters) or 4 gallon kits of  2 x 1 or 2 x 2 gallons respectively each of epoxy base  and curing agent. These components are formulated in contrasting colors to facilitate complete mixing. “Black” CORRO-DUR 561 SW for example is supplied with a jet black epoxy base and an off-white curing agent which mix together to yield a black mixture, visible streaks of either black or white seen during the course of mixing indicate “hotspots” unmixed components.

Remove equal quantities of base and curing agent from their cans and place them side by side on a plastic, fiberboard, etc. Mixing is easily accomplished by folding the components into each other using a spatula or piece of wood. Once the mixing begins there will be about 45 minutes of working time available at 80°F. This time may be extended by keeping the components and mixture cool, send the mixed material underwater as quickly as possible rather than leaving it on a hot deck.

 


APPLICATION

 

Underwater

Take the mixed CORRO-DUR 561SW underwater in a can or bucket, it will free up a hand to have a hook on a belt to hold the can during painting especially if visibility is poor and a lantern has to be carried.  Application tools such as broad putty knives or plastic straight-edged glue spreaders works well on most surfaces.  Painters’ mitts works well on small diameter tubular sections such as risers.  CORRO-DUR 561SW is resistant to the effects of wave application during curing and will be found to be easier to apply than traditional  ‘splash zone ‘ compositions and much less messy than lower viscosity underwater “paints”.  CORRO-DUR 561SW has a strong tendency to stick to underwater surfaces and expensive diving equipment should be protected using plastic suits or sacks to cover exposed surfaces.

Above water

Apply using an appropriate tool such as a spreader or short, stiff brush if the surface is especially rough.

CURING BEFORE SERVICE CORRODUR 561 SW may be immersed in fresh or salt water immediately after application. It will cure to a hard film within 14 hours. Note: CORRO-DUR 561 SW is especially designed for underwater application and service , if a hard, chemical resistant material is required use standard CORRO-DUR 561 which has extremely good resistance to physical abuse and most industrial chemicals.


TEMPERATURE


CORRO-DUR 561 SW may be applied in temperatures as low as 45° (7°C) - curing will be slow, however the viscosity of the material will still be workable.  Temperature will exert a considerable influence on the rate of curing of chemically cured coatings such as CORRO-DUR 561.  In broad terms expect each 10°C, (18°F), rise or fall in temperature to half or double dry times and pot lives.

 


TRANSPORTATION


USDOT, IATA & IMO "Non-Regulated"