Supercoat S
Supercoat S is solvent-based and allows easy application onto metals at room temperature due to its fast drying. The Supercoat S should be applied by air-spraying (for best results) or by dipping. Supercoat S can be diluted with Acetone for somewhat faster drying or with Ethyl Alcohol for somewhat slower drying. After applying and drying at room temperature, a one-time “bake-on” at 850-925 C for 30 minutes or more is required. The resulting coating is remarkably flexible and tough, protective, and electrical insulating.
$80.00 – $250.00
Key Attributes
Enamel-like Supercoat For Metals Containing Chromium and/or Nickel With Iron (Not for carbon-steel)
- Stainless (all varieties, including 304, 310, 316, 430, 439)
- Haynes Alloy 214
- Inconel 718
- “White” Cast Irons HC15 and HC28
- Ni-Hard Cast Iron • H13 Tool Steel
Forms Remarkable, Fantastic, Tough Supercoat That Can Be Used To:
- Seal Surfaces with an Impervious layer
- Provide flexible coating
- Yield electrical insulating coating
- Allow Thermal Cycling & Air Quenching
Ideal Uses
- Reduces/stops Gaseous Attack and Provides Corrosion Resistance
- Provides High Emissivity and Electrically Nonconducting Surface,Good from Ambient to 850 C
- Mufflers/Exhaust Components
- Gas Burners
- Protect Furnace Parts, etc.
- Base/primer Coat for Topcoating with Paintable Coatings, like BN