Oil based Epoxy Primer

Oil based Epoxy Primer

Features

‌Strong wear resistance‌: Oil-based epoxy primer contains special plasticizers, which make it have excellent wear resistance and can resist the wear of machinery and vehicles.

‌Chemical resistance‌: It can resist the erosion of chemicals such as acids and alkalis to a certain extent, and is not susceptible to corrosion and discoloration.

‌Easy to dry‌: It dries quickly and usually only takes about two days to cure‌.

Application scenarios

Oil-based epoxy primer is widely used in the following scenarios:

‌Factories, warehouses and other places where mechanical equipment is frequently used‌.

‌Hospitals, laboratories, food factories and other places with high requirements for ground hygiene‌.

‌Cultural and entertainment venues, shopping malls and other places with high traffic, because it has good wear resistance and aesthetics‌.

Construction and maintenance methods

‌Preparation before construction‌: The ground needs to be cleaned and polished to ensure the construction effect. During construction, it is necessary to strictly mix raw materials such as epoxy resin and plasticizer according to the proportion in the instructions, evenly apply them on the ground according to the specified thickness, and perform secondary construction to maintain the thickness of the paint film‌.

‌Maintenance‌: Deep cleaning is required regularly to maintain the smoothness and beauty of the ground. Avoid standing for long periods of time or carrying heavy objects when using to avoid scratching the floor.

Difference from water-based epoxy primer

‌Diluent‌: Oil-based epoxy primer uses a special epoxy diluent (such as thinner), while water-based epoxy primer uses water as a diluent.

‌Environmental performance‌: Oil-based epoxy primers emit harmful substances during production and construction, while water-based epoxy primers meet environmental protection requirements, have a low content of organic volatiles, and are less harmful to the human body.

‌Drying time‌: Oil-based epoxy primers have a shorter drying time (6-12 hours), while water-based epoxy primers have a longer drying time (6-24 hours).

‌Application range‌: Oil-based epoxy primers are suitable for construction sites with no one living or fewer people around, while water-based epoxy primers are suitable for all types of indoor floor construction or renovation.