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IP3 / IP9064 / IP-714 / IP-715 low-VOC air-drying epoxy primers and enamels for aero engines (MSRR 9064, AIMS 04-32-004, Def Stan 80-161)

Two-component air-drying epoxy primers and enamels for aero engine parts when an oven is unavailable or undesirable. The IP3 and IP9064 ranges have low VOC content and MSRR 9064 and Def Stan 80-161 approvals. After 7 days of drying the layer withstands 204 °C.

IP3 Range
2K low-VOC epoxy enamels, free of lead, xylene, toluene; MSRR 9064, Def Stan 80-161, replacement for DTD 5555/5580, HCP 355, Turbomeca LB 568, Dowty PS5618, AIMS04-32-004, IPS04-32-004-01, ABS5941; per MIL-PRF-22750 Type 2
IP3 primers
chromate-free IP3-6500/6600/6700; IP3-6362 with strontium chromate (BS2X33)
IP9064 Range
2K air-drying epoxy (Rolls-Royce: matt black on composite fan casings, marking); Def Stan 80-161, DTD 5555/5567, MSRR 9064, BSX 32/33; per MIL-PRF-23377 and MIL 22750
Tests
after 7 days or 30 min at 125 °C: 48 h at 204 °C; 100 h at 180 °C; 8 h in ASTM Fluid 101 at 177 °C; 100 h in oil at 150 °C; fuel

Technical specifications

IP3 Range2K low-VOC epoxy enamels, free of lead, xylene, toluene; MSRR 9064, Def Stan 80-161, replacement for DTD 5555/5580, HCP 355, Turbomeca LB 568, Dowty PS5618, AIMS04-32-004, IPS04-32-004-01, ABS5941; per MIL-PRF-22750 Type 2
IP3 primerschromate-free IP3-6500/6600/6700; IP3-6362 with strontium chromate (BS2X33)
IP9064 Range2K air-drying epoxy (Rolls-Royce: matt black on composite fan casings, marking); Def Stan 80-161, DTD 5555/5567, MSRR 9064, BSX 32/33; per MIL-PRF-23377 and MIL 22750
Testsafter 7 days or 30 min at 125 °C: 48 h at 204 °C; 100 h at 180 °C; 8 h in ASTM Fluid 101 at 177 °C; 100 h in oil at 150 °C; fuel
IP-714 / IP-715chromate-free primer and low-VOC aluminum enamel, developed with Pratt & Whitney
Touch-upIP9169/70/73/74; IP9158/IP9180 (Textron Lycoming); IP9168 (chromate primer DTD 5555)
NSNIP3-CAT 8010-01-690-6838; IP9064-THIN 8010-99-7762-692
Customs codes (for reference)
NSN (NATO Stock Number)8010-01-690-6624; 8010-01-690-6838; 8010-01-690-6866; 8010-01-690-6894 (per the manufacturer's document, to be confirmed by packaging)

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

Description

The IP3 contains no lead, xylene or toluene. The chromate-free system comes with the primers IP3-6500, IP3-6600 or IP3-6700, and the chromate one with IP3-6362 on strontium chromate per BS2X33. Approvals cover MSRR 9064, Def Stan 80-161, replacement of DTD 5555 and 5580, HCP 355, Turbomeca LB 568, Dowty PS5618, AIMS04-32-004, IPS04-32-004-01, ABS5941 and MIL-PRF-22750 Type 2. After 7 days of drying or 30 minutes at 125 °C the layer withstands 48 hours at 204 °C, 100 hours at 180 °C, 8 hours in ASTM Fluid 101 oil at 177 °C and 100 hours in oil at 150 °C. The IP9064 meets DTD 5555 and 5567, BSX 32/33, MIL-PRF-23377 and MIL-22750, and resists 100 hours in salt spray and 3 hours in Skydrol at 70 °C. The chromate-free primer IP-714 and the aluminum enamel IP-715 have low VOC. For touch-up there are the IP9169, 70, 73 and 74, as well as IP9158, IP9180 and the chromate primer IP9168.

How to choose

For environmentally sensitive production take the IP3 with the chromate-free primers IP3-6500, 6600 or 6700. The chromate primer IP3-6362 is needed when the specification requires it. The IP9064 is chosen as a decorative and protective coating, for example matt black on composite fan casings. For heat resistance of 204 °C see the IP3 tests, and for lower temperatures up to 180 °C the IP9064 is enough.

Request a price and lead time

IP3 / IP9064 / IP-714 / IP-715 low-VOC air-drying epoxy primers and enamels for aero engines (MSRR 9064, AIMS 04-32-004, Def Stan 80-161). We reply within one business day.

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FAQ

How long does the IP3 take to dry and what temperature does it withstand?

After 7 days in air or 30 minutes at 125 °C the layer withstands 48 hours at 204 °C and 100 hours at 180 °C.

Which chromate-free primers are there for the IP3?

IP3-6500, IP3-6600 and IP3-6700. The chromate primer IP3-6362 on strontium chromate is made per BS2X33.

Which standards and approvals does the IP9064 have?

MSRR 9064, Def Stan 80-161, DTD 5555 and 5567, BSX 32/33, as well as MIL-PRF-23377 and MIL-22750.

What is known about the IP-714 and IP-715?

The IP-714 is a chromate-free low-VOC primer, the IP-715 is an aluminum enamel with low VOC.

Which materials are used for touch-up?

IP9169, 70, 73 and 74, the epoxy IP9158 and IP9180, and the chromate primer IP9168 per DTD 5555.

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