Strontium chromate-based, three-component water-reducible epoxy primer, with high chemical resistance. This product is designed for the protection of metallic structures on aircraft. P60-A primer is recommended for use in combination with Mapaero F70-A structural topcoat.
Unit of Measure
Components
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Specifications
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Surface Conditions
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Physical Properties
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Instructions for Use
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Application Recommendations
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Dry Time
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Safety Precautions
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Important Note
Specifications
Brands |
N/A AkzoNobel |
Qualified Product List |
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Airbus Canada - A2MS 565-001 Grade B Category 1,Type I & Category 2, Type I Airbus - 04JMD9 Airbus - 04QAB2 Airbus - 04QAC2 Airbus - A2MS 565-007 Ty E Class 2 Semi-Gloss (White FS 27875 and Dark Gray FS26473) Airbus - ABP 4-1123 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-001 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-003 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-004 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-038 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-040 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-041 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-042 Airbus - AIMS 04-04-063 Airbus - ASNA 5147, PQ N° 10050-230-01 Airbus - CML 16-063, 04DEB2 Airbus - IPS 04-04-038-07 Bombardier - BAMS 565-001 Grade B Category 1,Type I & Category 2, Type I Dassault - DGQT 1.7.0.0120 Embraer - MEP 10-59 type III Viking - VAMS 565-001 Grade B Category 1,Type I & Category 2, Type I Product specifications are constantly changing, to ensure the most accurate information regarding specifications. |
Surface Conditions
Surface Preparation |
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P60-A primer is used particularly on aluminium alloys that have had the following treatments: Alodine 1200: Cr6 conversion CAA: Chromic Acid Anodising SAA: Sulphuric Acid Anodising TSA: Tartaric Sulphuric Anodising BAA: Boric Acid Anodising Observe the recoating time between the surface treatment and painting. This may vary depending on the treatment and industrial instructions. Contact us for information on uses on other metallic structures, surface treatments or paints. P60-A primer can also be used on sealants. All recommendations mentioned above are given for information. |
Physical Properties
Dry Film Weight |
N/A 1.7 g/m² |
Color |
N/A RAL6021 Green |
Theoretical Coverage for 15 Microns (µm) (0.6 Mils) Dry (Base and Not Diluted Hardener) |
N/A 37 m²/L15 ft²/gal |
Minimum Gloss at 60 Degree |
N/A 20 GU |
Note for Minimum Gloss at 60 Degree |
N/A Gloss levels have been determined using glossmeter with an angle of incidence of 60°. The theoretical consumption value doesn’t take into account the transfer efficiency for spray application. |
Storage |
N/A Store the product dry and at a temperature between 5 and 35ºC / 41 and 95ºF per AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings specification. Store in the original unopened containers. Storage temperature and shelf life may vary per OEM specification requirements. Refer to the container label for specific storage life information. |
Shelf Life |
N/A 12 months in Touch-Up Kits, stored between 5°C and 35°C (41°F and 95°F) in full and sealed original packaging. |
Shelf Life at 5 to 35 Degree Celsius (ºC)(41 to 95 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
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P60-A Base - 18 months P60-A Hardener - 18 months |
Instructions for Use
Spray Application |
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P60-A Base : Volume - 2 parts, Weight - 100 parts P60-A Hardener : Volume - 1 part, Weight - 38 parts Demineralized Water : Volume - 2 to 4 parts, Weight - 65 to 130 parts The water used to dilute the paint should be demineralized with a conductivity < 25 µSiemens. Mixing procedure Ideally, the unmixed products should be stored between 18°C and 25°C (64°F and 77°F) for 24 hours before use.
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Initial Spraying Viscosity (20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature) |
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The dilution is determined depending on the equipment that will be used for application The list below is a guide to the optimum viscosity for various types of equipment. Air gun - 18+/-3sCA4 Electrostatic spray gun - 18+/-3 sCA4 Pressurized pot - 21 +1-3 sCA4 Automatic Pump - 21 +1-3 sCA4 Mixing machine - 23+/-3 sCA4 Viscosities mentioned above correspond to the recommended range of viscosity to ensure compliant application. The range of dilution must be used to adjust viscosity to reach the recommended one. Viscosity values are given ± 3sec for CA4 Cup and ± 4sec for the others. Water reducible paints show a thixotropic behaviour. This implies that efflux time can vary according to different parameters such as: type of mixing, mixing quantity, dilution, temperature, time between mixing and viscosity measurement. |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.0 V (Cup CA4) |
N/A 27 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.0 V (ISO 4) |
N/A 65 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.0 V (Zahn2) |
N/A 44 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.5 V (Cup CA4) |
N/A 19 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.5 V (ISO 4) |
N/A 38 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 2.5 V (Zahn2) |
N/A 23 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.0 V (Cup CA4) |
N/A 18 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.0 V (ISO 4) |
N/A 26 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.0 V (Zahn2) |
N/A 23 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.5 V (Cup CA4) |
N/A 16 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.5 V (ISO 4) |
N/A 24 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 3.5 V (Zahn2) |
N/A 20 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 4.0 V (Cup CA4) |
N/A 14 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 4.0 V (ISO 4) |
N/A 20 |
Dilution rate in Volume at 4.0 V (Zahn2) |
N/A 18 |
Note for Initial Spraying Viscosity (20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature) |
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ISO 4 cup is the reference cup. The others are given for information. Viscosity measurements are provided as guidelines only and are not to be used as quality control parameters. Certified information is provided by certification documentation available on request. |
Pot Life at 20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature |
N/A 8 hours for a 4 V dilution. |
Note for Pot Life at 20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature |
N/A Pot life depends on the dilution ratio. The paint viscosity may vary depending on the temperature and increases over the pot life. Depending on the flow cup used and the application temperature, the dilution may vary between 2 V and 4 V of demineralized water. |
Dry Film Thickness (DFT) for Initial Spraying Viscosity 20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature |
N/A 15 to 25 µm0.6 to 1 mil |
| Wet Film Thickness (WFT) for Initial Spraying Viscosity 20 Degree Celsius (ºC) / 68 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF) Temperature1 | N/A 50 to 80 µm2 to 3.1 mil |
Brush Application (Mix Ratio) |
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P60-A Base : Volume - 2 parts, Weight - 100 parts P60-A Hardener : Volume - 1 parts, Weight - 38 parts Demineralized Water : Volume - 0 or 1 to 1.5 parts, Weight - 0 or 35 to 50 parts Remove the safety ring and press down on the cap to release the P60-A hardener. Shake the container for approximately 1 minute. Remove the cap to be able to apply the P60-A primer with a suitable brush. If the material is not homogeneous after 1 min. shaking, please use a stick for further mixing (around 1 Min.) until the material is homogeneous. Do not hermetically close TUK after mixing base and hardener. |
Note for Brush Application (Mix Ratio) |
N/A When diluting, wait 3 minutes before adding demineralized water. |
Pot Life |
N/A 2 hours not diluted |
Dry Film Thickness (DFT) for Brush Application (Mix Ratio) |
N/A 15 to 25 µm0.6 to 1 mil |
Wet Film Thickness (WFT) for Brush Application (Mix Ratio) |
N/A 50 to 80 µm2 to 3.1 mil |
Note for Wet Film Thickness (WFT) |
N/A Wet film thickness correspond to 3V dilution. |
Application Recommendations
Number of Coats |
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Apply several coats to achieve 15 to 25 µm (0.6 to 1 mils) dry thickness. The number of coats depends on the size and the shape of the part to which it is being applied. The recommended dynamic air pressure is 1.5 bar to 4 bar (22 to 58 psi). |
Temperature |
N/A 15 to 35 ºC59 to 95 ºF |
Relative Humidity |
N/A 20 to 85 % |
Conditions |
N/A Primer P60-A may be applied in conditions outside the limits shown above. However, it is recommended to be careful to ensure a satisfactory result. Please contact your local AkzoNobel Aerospace Coatings representative to determine the appropriate application techniques when environmental conditions are outside of the recommended range. |
Equipment Recommendation |
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Gravity compressed air gun - Nozzle 0.8 to 1.8 mm Electrostatic spray gun - Nozzle 0.8 to 1.4 mm |
Note for Number of Coats |
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Defects and Corrections: In the event of a defect, contact your Quality Department. In case of too low thickness: Apply a thin coat of P60-Ato achieve the required thickness. If the above recommended recoating time is exceeded, reactivate with an abrasive pad. For too thick coats: Contact your Quality Department. If there are micro-bubbles, runs, fish-eyes or numerous inclusions: Reactivate the surface using a abrasive paper (grade 220 to 320), remove the dust then clean the surface using an approved cleaning product. Apply a thin coat of P60-A to achieve the required thickness. If there are significant defects: Remove the P60-A primer with an approved chemical paint stripper or remove using a plastic medium (in this case, the surface treatment has to be redone). |
Cleaning of Equipment |
N/A Clean the equipment with a suitable cleaning solvent such as Mapaero D760. |
Note for Cleaning of Equipment |
N/A Spray with dry, oil-free air. |
Dry Time
Dust Free Dry Time at 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 10 minutes |
Dust Free Dry Time at 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 5 minutes |
Note for Drying Times |
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Wet on Wet application: P60-A / F70-A system can be used wet on wet. At room temperature, leave P60-A primer flash off for 15 minutes in the spray booth and then recover with F70-A topcoat. MEK resistance: After 23 hours at room temperature or 1 hour at 60°C, P60-A primer can be cleaned with MEK solvent. Before accelerated drying = 70°C, leave to flash off for at least 15 minutes at room temperature. Recoating P60-A primer with another topcoat (Epoxy or Polyurethane) is possible. For process optimization, please contact us. Drying P60-A primer with Infra Red is possible. For process optimization, please contact us. Drying times have been determined using test pieces of a thickness < 2 mm and for 15 µm (0.6 mils) of dry film. |
Dry to Handle Dry Time for 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 35 minutes |
Dry to Handle Dry Time for 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 15 minutes |
Dry to Handle Dry Time for 80 Degree Celsius (ºC) (176 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 5 minutes |
Dry to Tape Dry Time for 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 1 hour 45 min |
Dry to Tape Dry Time for 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 30 minutes |
Dry to Tape Dry Time for 80 Degree Celsius (ºC) (176 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 15 minutes |
Dry to Sand Dry Time for 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 1 hour |
Dry to Sand Dry Time for 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 30 minutes |
Dry to Sand Dry Time for 80 Degree Celsius (ºC) (176 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 15 minutes |
Recoatable Dry Time for 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 15 min to 120 hour |
Recoatable Dry Time for 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 5 min to 2 hour |
Recoatable Dry Time for 80 Degree Celsius (ºC) (176 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 5 min to 35 min |
Full Cure Dry Time for 23 Degree Celsius (ºC) (73 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 3 days |
Full Cure Dry Time for 60 Degree Celsius (ºC) (140 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 2 hour |
Full Cure Dry Time for 80 Degree Celsius (ºC) (176 Degree Fahrenheit (ºF)) Temperature |
N/A 35 minutes |
Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions |
N/A Comply with all local safety, disposal and transportation regulations. Check the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)and label of the individual products carefully before using the products. The MSDS’s are available on request. |
Important Note
Important Note |
N/A The information in this data sheet is not intended to be exhaustive and is based on the present state of our knowledge and on current laws: any personusing the product for any purpose other than that specifically recommended in the technical data sheet without first obtaining written confirmation from us asto the suitability of the product for the intended purpose does so at his own risk. It is always the responsibility of the user to take all necessary steps to fulfillthe demands set out in the local rules and legislation. Always read the Material Data Sheet and the Technical Data Sheet for this product if available. Alladvice we give or any statement made about the product by us (whether in this data sheet or otherwise) is correct to the best of our knowledge but we haveno control over the quality or the condition of the substrate or the many factors affecting the use and application of the product. Therefore, unless wespecifically agree in writing otherwise, we do not accept any liability whatsoever for the performance of the product or for any loss or damage arising out ofthe use of the product. All products supplied and technical advice given is subject to our standard terms and conditions of sale. You should request a copy ofthis document and review it carefully. The information contained in this data sheet is subject to modification from time to time in the light of experience andour policy of continuous development. It is the user's responsibility to verify that this data sheet is current prior to using the product. Brand names mentionedin this data sheet are trademarks of or are licensed to AkzoNobel. |
- 1 Wet film thickness corresponds to 3V dilution.
