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PEEL COAT COATINGS

Protect your Products with Peel Coat Hot Melt Strippable Coatings

Peel Coat hot melt coatings cut losses from damage due to rust and during shipping and handling.

Peel Coat 100% solid hot melt strippable protective coatings are a series of thermoplastics formulated to fit a wide variety of protective coating needs. The ease of use and the ability to be remelted and reused many times makes this a true time and money saver.

Available in transparent or solid colors, these attractive coatings not only protect, but are useful in product identification and inventory control. Numbers and information can easily be seen through the transparent coatings. Peel Coat protects items from rust and cushions items during handling, storage, and shipping. When it's time to use the item, just peel off the coating as easily as you would a banana.

Peel Coat Hot Melt Strippable Coatings

Application Process

Application is easy. Just immerse the item into the molten plastic for a few seconds and withdraw. Solidification occurs within one minute. The coating does not adhere to the item's surface, but "envelopes" it in a protective jacket. Aluminum foil or a small piece of tape can be used to seal any crevices or holes that the plastic should not fill as it covers the item.

Items can be coated by dipping once using a non-wicking string or by double-dipping with an overlap.

Materials

Eight pounds of the plastic will melt into one liquid gallon with the thickness being around a tenth of an inch. The coverage from one pound of coating is approximately 500 square inches. The various grades of each type of coating can be mixed together, but the various types of coatings cannot be mixed.

Tanks

Thermostatically controlled, electrically heated tanks are recommended for the melting process. Tanks should be matched to the size of the items to be coated, as excessively large equipment will cause degrading of the coating.

All Type I coatings are based on Ethylcellulose. These coatings also contain mineral oil and are designed to leave an oil film on the protected part. They provide the best type of corrosion prevention for long-term storage and protection against abrasion and rough handling.

Type 1

E-1
High quality, light transparent amber coating. Available in bright heat-resistant opaque colors.

E-2
Clear, golden strippable coating with excellent pot life.

E-5
A tough amber colored product. Excellent when durability is needed.

E-30
The most widely used Type I product. It has very low fumes with little odor. Part numbers can clearly be seen through this coating. Available in transparent clear, green, red and blue.

E-40
Highest quality Type I coating using white mineral oil that has an unusual resistance to darkening. Available in transparent colors.

E-45
Specialty hot melt coating. Requires a higher operating and softening temperature. Used for baking applications, on paint stopoff and armature varnish applications. Not a tool coating.

All Type II coatings are based on Cellulose Acetate Butyrate. They have many applications: protective tool coatings, masking for electroplating, and sealing the ends of electric cables. Type II coatings have more odor, the fastest setup time, and are more durable than other types. They are easy to remove and have excellent pot life.

Type II

B-50
Excellent tool protective coating with fast setup time. Good tensile strength. Available in clear, red, blue, and green.

B-52
Similar to B-50 with low cost and very little odor. Best selling Type II coating. Has little oil exudation and is the most transparent of all types of coating. Unusually long pot life. Low operating temperature means very few fumes. Available in clear, red, blue, and green.

B-60
A clear, tough Type II coating. Excellent for maximum abrasion protection and long term storage on heavy parts. Available in oil-less grade for protecting earth cores and epoxy mold applications.

B-85
Very hard, tough rack coating. Semi-strippable. Available in clear and black.

B-90
Used in many plating stop off operations and for some paint bake applications. Not as tough as
B-100.

B-100 Mask Peel
Oil-free, Type II coating used as a stopoff in electroplating, for capping ends of tubing, and sealing ends of electric cables. Meets the requirements of MIL-P-23242B. Available in transparent clear and pink.

Peel Coat, Type III

P-10
Type III coatings are based on Cellulose Acetate Propionate. These coatings have similar properties to the Type II coatings. They have very little odor, but less pot life. They are primarily used in mold making applications.

Peel Coat Type IV coatings are based on thermo-plastic rubber. They have a low operating temperature, no odor, and no messy oil residue. They are the softest of the Peel Coat protective coatings yet flexible enough to absorb shock and handling damage. Type IV coatings are less expensive than other types. These are coatings most affected by high temperature.

Type IV

K-20
Ideal for saws and small items that do not require long term rust protection. Available in clear and transparent red, blue, and green.

K-25
Similar to K-20 except it has a higher softening temperature, faster setup time and is easier to remove. Available in clear and transparent red, blue, and green.

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