FORMULATION CHANGE **As of FEB28th 2022, this colour has changed, to the Axalta HHA TGIC Free formulation. Do not mix this powder with previous batches.
|
ral9016a |
RAL 9016 TRAFFIC WHITE (NEW TGIC FREE VERSION, do not mix with old version) |
| CHEMISTRY |
HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| REGULAR CURE TEMP |
375F/10 MIN |
| MIN TEMP |
350F/15 MIN |
| MAX TEMP |
NA |
| RECOMMENDED THICKNESS |
2.0 TO 3.0 MILS |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
1.76 ± 0.05 |
| THEORETICAL COVERAGE |
109 ft /lb/mil |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H minimum |
| GLOSS LEVEL (60°) |
80-90+ |
| SALT SPRAY |
1,000 hours |
| BALL IMPACT |
160 in/lbs |
| SDS Sheet info # |
#15 HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| SDS link |
https://emeraldcoatings.com/sds-sheets/ |
| HAA, TGIC FREE, RAL COLOUR, DO NOT MIX WITH PREVIOUS TGIC VERSION, ENSURE GOOD GUN CLEANING BETWEEN COLOUR CHANGES TO PREVENT CROSS CONTAMINATION. WEATHER RESISTANT POWDER COATING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, clear coat is not needed but will add extra protection. When coating in 2-3 stages, always particularly cure the base coat around 50-75% of the recommended cure schedule to allow the top coat to properly cross-link with the base coat. This method of curing will result in the best possible bond between coats. over curing the base coat can cause possible Delamination between coatings. |
AGRICULTURAL Yellow FROM AXALTA IS MADE TO MATCH THE JOHN DEERE Yellow AXALTA PART # PFG678S9 Name: Agricultural Yellow
| PC1096a |
JD AGRICULTURAL Yellow |
| CHEMISTRY |
POLYESTER TGIC Axalta |
| REGULAR CURE TEMP |
400F/10 min |
| MIN TEMP |
NA |
| MAX TEMP |
NA |
| RECOMMENDED THICKNESS |
2.0-3.0 mils |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
1.31+/-0.05 |
| THEORETICAL COVERAGE |
147 ft2/lb/mil |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H minimum |
| GLOSS LEVEL (60°) |
90+ |
| SALT SPRAY |
1,000 hours |
| BALL IMPACT |
60 in/lb |
| SDS Sheet info # |
#6D – Polyester TGIC (AXALTA) |
| SDS link |
https://emeraldcoatings.com/sds-sheets/ |
| WEATHER RESISTANT POWDER COATING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, clear coat is not needed but will add extra protection. When coating in 2-3 stages, always particularly cure the base coat around 50-75% of the recommended cure schedule to allow the top coat to properly cross-link with the base coat. This method of curing will result in the best possible bond between coats. over curing the base coat can cause possible Delamination between coatings. |
FORMULATION CHANGE **As of March 15th 2022, this colour has changed, to the Axalta HHA TGIC Free formulation. Do not mix this powder with previous batches.
| ral5003a |
5003 SAPPHIRE BLUE (NEW TGIC FREE VERSION, do not mix with old version) |
| CHEMISTRY |
HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| REGULAR CURE TEMP |
375F/10 MIN |
| MIN TEMP |
350F/15 MIN |
| MAX TEMP |
NA |
| RECOMMENDED THICKNESS |
2.0 TO 3.0 MILS |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
1.48 ± 0.05 |
| THEORETICAL COVERAGE |
130 ft /lb/mi |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H minimum |
| GLOSS LEVEL (60°) |
75-85+ |
| SALT SPRAY |
1,000 hours |
| BALL IMPACT |
160 in/lbs |
| SDS Sheet info # |
#15 HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| SDS link |
https://emeraldcoatings.com/sds-sheets/ |
| HAA, TGIC FREE, RAL COLOUR, DO NOT MIX WITH PREVIOUS TGIC VERSION, ENSURE GOOD GUN CLEANING BETWEEN COLOUR CHANGES TO PREVENT CROSS CONTAMINATION. WEATHER RESISTANT POWDER COATING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, clear coat is not needed but will add extra protection. When coating in 2-3 stages, always particularly cure the base coat around 50-75% of the recommended cure schedule to allow the top coat to properly cross-link with the base coat. This method of curing will result in the best possible bond between coats. over curing the base coat can cause possible Delamination between coatings. |
FORMULATION CHANGE **As of Dec 2nd 2021, this colour has changed, to the Axalta HHA TGIC Free formulation. Do not mix this powder with previous batches.
| ral6018A |
RAL 6018 YELLOW GREEN (NEW TGIC FREE VERSION, do not mix with old version) |
| CHEMISTRY |
HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| REGULAR CURE TEMP |
0 |
| MIN TEMP |
0 |
| MAX TEMP |
NA |
| RECOMMENDED THICKNESS |
0 |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
0 |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
0 |
| THEORETICAL COVERAGE |
0 |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H minimum |
| GLOSS LEVEL (60°) |
0 |
| SALT SPRAY |
0 |
| BALL IMPACT |
0 |
| SDS Sheet info # |
#15 HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| SDS link |
https://emeraldcoatings.com/sds-sheets/ |
| HAA, TGIC FREE, RAL COLOUR, DO NOT MIX WITH PREVIOUS TGIC VERSION, ENSURE GOOD GUN CLEANING BETWEEN COLOUR CHANGES TO PREVENT CROSS CONTAMINATION. WEATHER RESISTANT POWDER COATING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, clear coat is not needed but will add extra protection. When coating in 2-3 stages, always particularly cure the base coat around 50-75% of the recommended cure schedule to allow the top coat to properly cross-link with the base coat. This method of curing will result in the best possible bond between coats. over curing the base coat can cause possible Delamination between coatings. |
FORMULATION CHANGE **As of Dec 2nd 2021, this colour has changed, to the Axalta HHA TGIC Free formulation. Do not mix this powder with previous batches.
| ral7031A |
RAL 7031 BLUE GREY (NEW TGIC FREE VERSION, do not mix with old version) |
| CHEMISTRY |
HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| REGULAR CURE TEMP |
375F/10 MIN |
| MIN TEMP |
350F/15 MIN |
| MAX TEMP |
NA |
| RECOMMENDED THICKNESS |
2.0 TO 3.0 MILS |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H |
| SPECIFIC GRAVITY |
1.62 ± 0.05 |
| THEORETICAL COVERAGE |
119 ft /lb/mil |
| PENCIL HARDNESS |
2H minimum |
| GLOSS LEVEL (60°) |
70-80+ |
| SALT SPRAY |
1,000 hours |
| BALL IMPACT |
160 in/lbs |
| SDS Sheet info # |
#15 HAA POLYESTER TGIC FREE |
| SDS link |
https://emeraldcoatings.com/sds-sheets/ |
| HAA, TGIC FREE, RAL COLOUR, DO NOT MIX WITH PREVIOUS TGIC VERSION, ENSURE GOOD GUN CLEANING BETWEEN COLOUR CHANGES TO PREVENT CROSS CONTAMINATION. WEATHER RESISTANT POWDER COATING FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR APPLICATIONS, clear coat is not needed but will add extra protection. When coating in 2-3 stages, always particularly cure the base coat around 50-75% of the recommended cure schedule to allow the top coat to properly cross-link with the base coat. This method of curing will result in the best possible bond between coats. over curing the base coat can cause possible Delamination between coatings. |
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