Epoxy coatings

ARMEPOX® PRIMER 041

Two‑component epoxy anticorrosion primer‑finish coating for industrial use, ideally suited as a base for two‑component acrylic‑polyurethane enamels for long‑lasting protection.

epoxyfast overcoatlight gray beige

ARMEPOX® DTM 242

Two‑component epoxy anticorrosion colorable coating DTM with a non‑volatile content of 70 %.

epoxyfast drying

ARMEPOX® DTM 243 Mastic

Two‑component epoxy putty that permits painting on incompletely prepared surfaces. It is used for repair painting and in conditions where high‑quality surface preparation cannot be ensured.

epoxysurface tolerantlight gray red‑brown

FAQ

What is the special feature of epoxy LKM?

The characteristic of epoxy LCM is its ability to create an exceptionally strong, durable, and chemically resistant protective coating. Epoxies have excellent adhesion and high anti-corrosion properties. A weak point can be referred to as peeling. Peeling is the degradation of the polymer binder under UV radiation. These properties justify the use of epoxy LCM primarily as primer layers in coating systems.

Can epoxy materials be without a hardener?

No, real (let’s call them classic epoxy coatings) are always used with a hardener. The hardener is a component that initiates the curing (polymerization) process Recently, one-component (1K) epoxy coatings have appeared on the market; their polymerization mechanism differs from that of ordinary epoxies. Despite their convenience, the resulting coating falls far short in strength and durability compared to classic two-component (2K) epoxies.

Which epoxy primer in your line has the highest dry residue?

ARMEPOX 243 Mastic, bulk dry solids >80%.