Xylan 80-510-G3196 Pfa Be

PRODUCT DATA SHEET
XYLAN® 80-510/G3196 UNPIGMENTED
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
Product description A thick-film, abrasion resistant, fluoropolymer powder coating designed for release
applications such as industrial bakeware which means it can be considered as US
and/or EU food contact acceptable.
Specific end use(s) Industrial bakeware.
Supplier/Manufacturer Whitford Ltd., 11 Stuart Road, Manor Park,
Runcorn, Cheshire WA7 1TH England
2. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Solids, theoretical: 100 % by weight
Relative density: 2.15 ± 0.03 g/cm³ 17.9 ± 0.25 lbs/US Gal
Coverage, theoretical: 18.76 m²/kg @ 25 microns
201.93 ft²/kg @ 1 mil
Operating temperature: -200°C - +260°C Continuous
Flash point Closed cup: Not applicable.
Dielectric strength: 30 - 32 kV/mm
3. SUBSTRATE PREPARATION
Final product quality and performance depends on careful substrate preparation. Contaminated substrates may
cause poor adhesion or defects in the final dry film. Each item to be coated must be free of all contaminants e.g. oil,
grease, detergent, rust and blast media. Substrate preparation should be based on the design requirements of the
item. If you are unsure which process is best suited to your needs please contact a Whitford representative for
advice. The following are the recommended substrates and substrate preparation used with this coating:
Substrates: Aluminium. Aluminised steel.
Substrate preparation: As required for the basecoat used.
Basecoat: The final color of the coating system is largely dependent on the color of the
basecoat used. Apply
80 ± 15 microns "wet" of Xylan 80-087
55 ± 5 microns "wet" of Xylan 4018
before applying this coating.
4. PREPARATION OF COATING MATERIAL

Other information If caking occurs, pass the material through a 75 mesh (200 micron) sieve until the
powder is free-flowing.
5. RECOMMENDED APPLICATION TECHNIQUE

Application information/ This material is designed primarily for electrostatic powder spray application with a
technique: voltage of approximately 20 - 30 KeV. Consult with a Whitford representative if other
types of application are being considered. In order to prevent excessive film builds
and to limit the potential problem of the "Faraday Cage Effect," keep the voltage of
the electrostatic equipment to a minimum. Excessive film builds can lead to bubbling
and blistering of the cured film.
Recommended Dry Film 50 ± 25 microns
Thickness/coat:
Number of coats Typically 1.
recommended: Cure between coats if applying multiple coats. After curing allow to cool to 330 -
380°C (625 - 715°F) before applying further coat(s) by hot flocking.
Date of issue/Date of revision : 26 Nov 2020 Date of previous issue : 11 Nov 2020. Version :3 1/2
XYLAN® 80-510/G3196 UNPIGMENTED
6. FLASH OFF AND CURE SCHEDULE

Please note that oven temperatures can be very different to substrate temperatures and the following cure
conditions apply to PEAK SUBSTRATE TEMPERATURE.
Optimum cure schedule: 15 mins. @ 400°C (750°F) - for first coat.
360°C - until melt flow is achieved for subsequent coats.
Minimum cure schedule: 330°C - until melt flow is achieved for subsequent coats.
Maximum cure schedule: 380°C - until melt flow is achieved for subsequent coats.
7. TYPICAL CURED FILM PROPERTIES

Evaluate the coating according to the following specifications:
Dry film thickness 40 - 90 microns in total.
(Whitford TM114A): 1.6 - 3.6 mil in total.
Appearance Smooth, uniform finish.
(Whitford TM120A):
Gloss - 60° meter High gloss finish.
(Whitford TM121A):
8. SHELF LIFE, STORAGE AND HANDLING

Shelf life: 24 months
Storage: Store in a dry place. Store in a closed container.
Avoid breathing vapours, spray or mists. Wash hands before eating, drinking or smoking. Wear appropriate
personal protective equipment. Avoid direct contact with the human body. See SDS for more information.
Prepared by [email protected]
NON-WARRANTY: Statements and methods described herein are based upon the best information and
practices known to PPG Industries, Inc. (“PPG”). Any statements or methods mentioned herein are general
suggestions only and are not to be construed as representations or warranties as to safety, performance, or
results. Since the suitability and performance of the product is highly dependent on the product user’s
processes, operations, and numerous other user- determined conditions, the user is solely responsible for,
and assumes all responsibility, risk and liability arising from, the determination of whether the product is
suitable for the user’s purposes, including without limitation substrate, application process, pasteurization
and/or processing, and end use. No testing, suggestions or data offered by PPG to the user shall relieve the
user of this responsibility. PPG does not warrant freedom from patent infringement in the use of any
formula or process set forth herein. Continuous improvements in coatings technology may cause future
technical data to vary from what is in this bulletin. Contact your PPG representative for the most up to date
information.
Date of issue/Date of revision : 26 Nov 2020 Date of previous issue : 11 Nov 2020. Version :3 2/2

Xylan 80-510-G3196 Pfa Be

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Xylan 80-510-G3196 Pfa Be

Uploaded by

Document Information

Original Title

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Xylan 80-510-G3196 Pfa Be

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

PRODUCT DATA SHEET

XYLAN® 80-510/G3196 UNPIGMENTED

4. PREPARATION OF COATING MATERIAL

5. RECOMMENDED APPLICATION TECHNIQUE

6. FLASH OFF AND CURE SCHEDULE

7. TYPICAL CURED FILM PROPERTIES

8. SHELF LIFE, STORAGE AND HANDLING

You might also like