Solvent-Based Covercoats

Chemlok solvent-based covercoats consist of pigments and curatives with dissolved polymers in a solvent solution.

Features & Benefits

Environmental Resistance - Provides excellent salt spray resistance, superior resistance to heat and oils, water, chemicals solvents and corrosive type conditions.
Easy to Apply - Can be applied by spray, dip, roller coat or brush methods.
Chemical Resistance - Resists a wide variety of fluids including ethylene glycol, propylene glycol and silicone oils.
Versatile - Bonds a variety of compounds based on natural rubber, polyisoprene, SBR, polybutadiene, polychloroprene, nitrile, butyl and EPDM polymers to a variety of substrates including grit blasted steel, phosphatized steel, aluminum, brass, nylon and other type substrates.
Adhere to Textiles - Bonds elastomers to cord and fabric.
Flexible - Flexible enough to bond uncured to cured or cured to cured rubbers with same or different compositions.
Ability to Post Bond - Can be used in post vulcanization bonding of cured elastomers to metals.
One-Coat Application - Can be used, in some cases, as a one-coat or over Chemlok primers.
Hard Film Characteristics - Resists sweeping.
Extended Prebake Time - Provides a wide latitude for processing.
Non-Chlorinated Solvents - Suitable for solvent incinerations.
Specialty Elastomer Adhesives - Bonds a wide variety of silicone, fluorosilicones, FKM to a variety of substrates. Tolerate temperature extremes of 200°C (400°F) to -51°C (-60°F) when bonding silicones or fluoroelastomers. Easy to apply and dry rapidly. Clear and resist staining or discoloring.