37000 / 33000 / 34000 / 38-xxxx / 60000 / 51003 general-industrial varnishes and enamels, insulating and conductive coatings

Technical specifications

Specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Updated 11/10/2026. Customs codes are for reference only; the final code is determined at customs declaration for the specific model.

Description

The two-component clear acrylic varnishes 37000 (37001, 37013, 37015, 37039, 37004) protect and decorate the product, and the 33000 are one-component for plastics. The low-temperature drying enamels 34000 dry dust-free quickly and are hard and flexible, they are thinned with 09342, and the 38-xxxx meet PG6/23. Waterborne systems include the two-component epoxy 60000, the polyurethane varnish 47200 and the polyurethane-acrylic 26399. The UV-curing 51003-R1 and 51006 are intended for polycarbonate, for example headlights and cockpit canopies. For metals there are the nitrocellulose enamels 30000, varnishes 31000, Incralac for brass and the glossy IP80-63. Functional coatings include the mica-filled PL95-R1 for engine parts, the fungicidal electrical insulating varnish IP8-1302 for coils and windings, the graphite conductive IP2476 and the luminescent system IP1692 with an afterglow of 8 hours. Nitrocellulose and acrylic materials are designed for metal and plastic, and clear varnishes are also used for decorative finishing.

How to choose

For decorative protection with a clear layer take the 37000, and for plastics the 33000. Fast drying on metal is given by the enamels 34000 or 38-xxxx. When ecology matters, switch to the waterborne 60000, 47200 or 26399. Polycarbonate is protected by the 51003-R1 or 51006, coil windings by the IP8-1302, and a conductive layer is given by the IP2476. The thinner for the 34000 enamels is the 09342.