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SikaCor®-1360

Solvent based, 1-pack coating for temporary corrosion protection of steel

SikaCor®-1360 is a fast-curing, 1-pack coating material based on a special synthetic resin for the temporary corrosion protection of high-temperature equipment in power station constructions and plant engineering.

  • Rapid initial and through drying
  • Excellent temporary corrosion protection
  • Easy single-layered application, usuable between
    60 - 100 μm
  • The coating film decomposes slowly at high temperature with moderate release of gases and without leaving an inert residue
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Usage

SikaCor®-1360 is used as temporary corrosion protection for the transportation and storage of high-temperature equipment e.g. raw gas, clean gas and hot ventilation flues, pressurised boiler components, pipelines, pipework, boilers, chimneys, heating air shafts.  

Advantages

  • Rapid initial and through drying
  • Excellent temporary corrosion protection
  • Easy single-layered application, usuable between
    60 - 100 μm
  • The coating film decomposes slowly at high temperature with moderate release of gases and without leaving an inert residue

Packaging

SikaCor®-1360250 kg and 30 kg net.
Sika® Thinner S25 l, 10 l and 3 l
SikaCor® Cleaner160 l and 25 l

Colour

Redbrown, mat

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf life

2 years

Storage conditions

In originally sealed containers in a cool and dry environment.

Density

~1.6 kg/l

Solid content

~57 % by volume
~77 % by weight

Application

Application Information

Thinner

Sika® Thinner S

If necessary max. 5 % Sika® Thinner S may be added to adapt the viscosity.

Material temperature

Min. + 5°C

Relative air humidity

Max. 85 %, except the surface temperature is significantly higher than the dew point temperature, it shall be at least 3 K above dew point.

Surface temperature

Min. + 5°C

Drying stage 6

Drying Stage 1

Dry film thickness 60 μm

+ 23°C after15 min

Drying Stage 6

Dry film thickness 60 μm

+ 23°C after

30 min

Waiting time to overcoating

SikaCor®-1360 is applied in one single coat.

If necessary, a second coat can be applied after 30 min at + 23°C.

Drying time

Final drying time

The final hardness is achieved within 7 - 14 days depending on layer thickness and temperature.
Consumption

Consumption

Theoretical material-consumption/VOC without loss for medium dry film thickness:

Dry film thickness60 μm
Wet film thickness105 μm
Consumption~0.168 kg/m2
VOC~39.0 g/m2
Application steps

SURFACE PREPARATION

Steel:

Free from dirt, grease and oil.

In case of aggressive industrial atmosphere or highly polluted surfaces (e.g. chlorides, sulphates or nitrates):

Blast cleaning to Sa 2 ½ according to ISO 12944-4.

In case of lower exposure as e.g. in rural atmosphere or indoors, manual or mechanical surface preparation (power tool cleaning) to St 2 may be sufficient.

MIXING

SikaCor®-1360 is supplied ready for use.
Stir thoroughly with electrical stirrer prior to application.

APPLICATION

The method of application has a major effect on achieving uniform thickness and appearance. Spray application will give the best results. The indicated dry film thickness is easily achieved by airless spray. Adding solvents reduces the sag resistance and the dry film thickness. In case of application by roller or brush, additional applications may become necessary to achieve the required coating thickness, depending on type of construction, site conditions, colour shades etc. Prior to major coating operations a test application on site may be useful to ensure the selected application method will provide the requested results.


By brush or roller

High pressure spraying:

  • Nozzle size 1.5 - 2.0 mm
  • Pressure 2 - 5 bar


Airless spraying:

  • Efficient airless equipment necessary
  • Pressure min. 180 bar
  • Hose diameter ⅜ inch or 10 mm
  • Nozzle size 0.33 - 0.53 mm (0.013 - 0.021 inch)
  • Spraying angle 40° - 80°
 

CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT

SikaCor® Cleaner

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