Weathermax HBR MIO
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High build recoatable polyurethane.
Application
A high performance coating that exhibits excellent gloss and colour retention during extended service periods in severe industrial and marine environments and in extreme UV exposure.
Description
WEATHERMAX® HBR MIO is a high build recoatable polyurethane coating designed to be used over a wide range of suitably primed substrates such as mild steel, galvanised steel, concrete and aluminium. The micaceous iron oxide pigment particles interlock in the film to form a barrier against moisture ingress. Some of its features include:
- Superior gloss & colour retention.
- Good abrasion resistance.
- Accelerator available for use in cooler conditions.
- Available in two micaceous iron oxide finishes.
- High UV and chemical resistance.
- Excellent graffiti resistance - wipe clean with graffiti cleaners.
General information
Material | Acrylic polyurethane coating. |
Uniclass | |
NATSPEC National Classification System | 0671 Painting 0345 Steel – Protective Paint Coatings |
SpeedSpec | 05100 Structural Steel |
SpecPack | 05100 Structural Steel |
Specification data - Micaceous iron oxide (MIO) paints
Standard | To AS/NZS 3750.6 and AS 4548.5. |
Colour | MIO mid grey.MIO natural grey.Manufacturer guidanceContact manufacturer for details. |
Execution | Airless spray.Brush.Conventional spray.Roller.Manufacturer guidanceRefer to product data sheet for application guide. |
Sheen | Gloss. |
Drying time | 7 days (full curing). |
Dry film thickness | 100 microns. |
Form | Two component acrylic polyurethane coating. Guidance for specification option: Three component, when using Accelerator. |
Hardener | Standard hardener. Guidance for specification option: VOC level: < 320 g/L. Standard hardener with accelerator. Guidance for specification option: VOC level: < 335 g/L. |
Surface | Aluminium. Composites. Concrete. Primed steel. Zinc coated steel. Manufacturer guidanceRefer to product data sheet for surface preparation guide. |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | Yes |