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Primers for large vehicles – polyurethane raw materials for durable coatings


Primers for commercial vehicles should provide optimum corrosions protection, smooth surfaces for the topcoat and good adhesion. They need to do this reliably even at high film thickness of the coating.

The advantages at a glance:
                • Outstanding corrosion protection
                • Very good adhesion to additional coating layers
                • Fast curing
                • Many possible combinations for the adjustment of specific properties
Curing time and sandability can be optimized by combining specific components. For primers and fillers Bayer MaterialScience provides a wide range of polyisocyanates, polyoles and polyaspartics, which can be combined to finetune the coating system to the desired properties. They are available as solventborne or waterbased two-component systems.

For waterborne two-component polyurethane coatings:

Primers based on waterborne two-component polyurethane technology offer great flexibility in terms of binder components and formulations and, as a result, in the quality of corrosion protection properties (up to corrosion protection class C4 medium in accordance with DIN EN ISO 12944). Consequently, these primers stand out in terms of impact strength, achieving above-average performance in stone impact tests and being successfully deployable on non-torsionally-rigid steel substrates. An additional advantage is their good compatibility with the corresponding polyurethane topcoats.

Primers based on waterborne two-component polyurethane technology can score in terms of productivity too, especially as a result of their drying and through-hardening properties, which can be specifically fine-tuned. Rapidly drying ready-to-use primers can be easily formulated.

In some applications waterbased, single-layer direct-to-metal coating systems have been introduced. They combine the function of a primer and a topcoat in one single coating layer.

Waterbased dispersions:

Type
Solids in %
% OH
on solids
Viscosity
mPas at 23°C
Characteristics
Bayhydrol® A
145
PAC dispersion
45
3.3
950
For waterborne primer and top coats, good pigment wetting, high shear stability and good waterresistance
Bayhydrol®
A 2695
PAC dispersion
41
5.0
2500
For waterborne primers and top coats, very good resistance
Bayhydrol®
A 2227/1
PES-PAC Dispersion
42
3.8
1500
For waterborne primers and top coats, good pigment wetting, for stoving coatngs suitable as well

Polyisocyanate crosslinkers for waterbased dispersions:

Type
Solids in %
% NCO
on solids
Viscosity
mPas at 23°C
Characteristics
Bayhydur®
XP 2759
IPDI polyisocyanate
70
11.0
6500
Hydrophilic crosslinker in combination with HDI grades to improve drying properties
Desmodur®
N 3600
HDI trimerisate
100
23.0
1200
For waterbased 2K and high solid coatings, high gloss, good chemical and weather resistance, lightfast, good mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
N 3900
HDI polyisocyanate
100
23.5
730
Low-viscosity hardener for weather-stable coating systems

A starting formulation:



RR 4433

Waterborne two-component polyurethane primer (Bayhydrol® A145/ Desmodur® N 3900)




For solventbased two-component polyurethane coatings:


Type
Solids in %
% NCO or OH
on solids
Viscosity
mPas at 23°C
Characteristics
Desmophen®
680 BA
Polyester polyol
70
3.1 OH
3000
Particularly suitable for air-drying systems, good mechanical resistance and good corrosion protection
Desmodur®
N 3300
HDI trimer
100
21.8 NCO
3000
For air- and force-drying high solids systems with outstanding mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
N 3400
HDI trimer
100
21.8 NCO
150
For high solids coatings and two component waterborne polyurethane-systems, good mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
N 3600
HDI trimer
100
23.0 NCO
1200
For air- and force-drying and high solids coating systems, good mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
N 3800
HDI trimer
100
11.0 NCO
6000
Hardener for flexible and high solids coating systems
Desmodur®
N 3390 BA
HDI isocyanate
90
21.8 NCO
550
For high-solids coating systems, good mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
N 75 MPA/X
HDI isocyanate
75
16.5 NCO
225
High gloss, good chemical and weather resistance, lightfast, good mechanical resistance
Desmodur®
Z 4470 BA
IPDI trimer
70
17.0 NCO
600
Hard, good mechanical resistance, for blending with Desmodur® N

Suitable combination partners are polyols like hydroxy polyacrylates.

A starting formulation (example)


RR 4469

Two-component polyurethane filler
(Desmodur® N 75/ Desmophen® 680)



Solvent-reduced "Very High Solid" polyurethane raw materials for fillers

The lowest possible solvent content, or rather a maximum solid content can be achieved with a combination of reactive thinners and low-viscosity polyaspartates plus a polyol. These "Very high solid" systems contain less than 250g/l of solvent.

Type (Solids)
Reactivity
Equivalent Weight
Viscosity
mPas at 23°C
Characteristics
Desmophen®
NH 1521
Polyaspartate (90%)
+
356
150
For top coats and clear coats, in combination with NH 1420
Desmophen®
NH 1520
Polyaspartate (100%)
+
290
1200
(bei 25°)
For top coats and clear coats, in combination with NH 1420
Desmophen®
NH 1420
Polyaspartate (100%)
++
279
1500
(bei 15°)
For clear coats and fillers, in combination with NH 1521
Desmophen®
NH 1220
Polyaspartate (100%)
++++
230
< 100
(bei 25°)
For putties and elastomers, in combination with Desmophen® NH 1420
+ low reactivity ++++ high reactivity
    Starting formulations for very high solid systems are available in the polyaspartics section of the technology pages or on request.





    For more in-depth information have a look at these brochures:

    Produktbroschüre Dispersionen
    Dispersions - Products and Applications
    Produktbroschüre - Isocyanate und Prepolymere
    Polyisocyanates and Prepolymers: Products and Applications
    Produktbroschüre - Bayhydrol A
    Bayhydrol® A - designed for high Performance - engineered for Success
    Produktbroschüre Polyole und Aspartics
    Resins - Polyols and Aspartics for reaction with Polyisocyanates
    Toolbox for waterborne 2K Polyurethane-Coating-Systems
    Polyaspartics - Change the Coatings Game


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