Specifiers and contractors have struggled for years to achieve a successful method of painting galvanised steelwork.
All too often their best efforts have resulted in disappointment as the paint peels or flakes off within a short period of time. Etch primers or sweep blasting can be used and once applied correctly both systems will work very well. However, they can prove costly in time, labour and materials.
In order to overcome these difficulties we offer a one-coat application: Galvacoat. This is a two pack polyurethane top coat specifically formulated to adhere to non-ferrous metals such as zinc. It has excellent performance characteristics including UV protection and anti-graffiti properties. Tough and durable, it provides the perfect finish for your steelwork. Galvacoat is readily available in all RAL and BS colours and can be applied on site by spraying or brushing as is appropriate.
View our case histories on several Galvacoat projects including Newry Market, Scotch Hall and many more.
Advantages of Galvacoat
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Test Results
Hardness Konig: | > 120 secs. | QUV Resistance | |
Adhesion: BS3900 | Gt 0 | starting gloss | 14/22 Gardner 60 |
Impact Resistance: | >25kg/cm | 1000 hours | Unchanged |
Permeability to SO2: | Low | Salt Spray resistance: | > 500 hours @ 60 microns dft |
Water Permeability | Low | Humidity resistance: | Pass |