Thermaline 4000

CARBOLINE TECHNICAL SERVICES HAS APPROVED ALL CARBOLINE EPOXY COATINGS USED FOR ATMOSPHERIC PURPOSES TO BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH HOLDTIGHT 102.

Thermaline 4000

Thermaline 4000 is a high heat polymer coating used for the protection of equipment operating at elevated temperatures. It is typically used over Carbozinc® inorganic zinc primers for outstanding corrosion protection and heat resistance. The combination of the zinc primer with this finish provides exceptional performance in durability. Unlike most high temperature silicone-based technologies with soft films, Thermaline 4000 does not require a heat cure for film forming properties. It cures hard rapidly under ambient conditions (humidity greater than 30%).

Features & Benefits

  • Inorganic; stable; inert polymer
  • Outstanding durability
  • Excellent corrosion protection (used over Carbozinc inorganic primers)
  • High temperature resistance (800 °F [426 °C])
  • VOC compliant
  • Cures at ambient conditions (hard in 2 hours)
  • Cures down to 40 °F (4 °C)
  • Does not require heat cure for high-temp service
  • Outstanding resistance to handling damage
  • Single-package

RECOMMENDED PRODUCT FOR SURFACE PREPARATION

HoldTight® 102

hold tight surface preparation

HoldTight® 102 completely removes all salts, resulting in no conductivity. It also removes abrasives and debris from the surface’s profile providing a better surface area to bond with coating. For marine vessels and equipment HoldTight® leaves a clean, rust-free surface for up to 72 hours, large areas of structures can be blasted and cleaned completely before coating application, instead of having to be coated immediately after blasting every day.

HoldTight® 102 can be worked into any blasting process to achieve a totally clean surface, with zero flash-rust and zero residue left behind. HoldTight® is a clear, simple additive with visible results, eliminating both natural and artificial contaminants. At sea HoldTight® 102 is safe to use and compatible with a wide variety of surfaces, including steel, concrete, fiberglass, aluminum, composites, and more!