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IPLV Def Stan 80-225 and the IP80 series paint systems for military equipment (CARC, IRR) and ammunition per British Defence Standards
Country: United Kingdom · Model: IPLV, IP80
Paint systems for military vehicles and non-aviation equipment per Def Stan 80-225, as well as materials for ammunition and weapons. The IPLV system is multi-component, with low VOC content, in a matt CARC finish with IR reflectance or in gloss. There are primers for ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
- IPLV (Def Stan 80-225)
- multi-component low-VOC system; primers IPLVPF1 Type 1 (ferrous metals, replaces 80-206) and IPLVPNF2 Type 2 (non-ferrous, replaces chromate 80-207); finishes IPLVCARC matt CARC with IRR (replaces 80-208) and IPLVTCGL gloss (replaces 80-209); NATO Green 285, Light Stone 361, Desert Sand 380
- Ammunition
- IP80-25 (lead-free stoving paint for ammunition), IP80-175 (stoving varnish Class C), IP80-92 phenol-formaldehyde QX varnishes (contact with explosives), IP80-44-6 shellac, Incralac
- Weapons
- IP80-56 (matt black epoxy for small arms), IP80-109 (oleoresinous varnish), IP80-65 (jerricans), IP80-152 (stoving finishes and primers)
- General purpose
- IP80-54 (gloss fuel-resistant, low VOC), IP80-55 (nitrocellulose), IP80-126 (zinc phosphate primer), IP80-217 (preservative compound PX-1, NATO C 614)
Technical specifications
| IPLV (Def Stan 80-225) | multi-component low-VOC system; primers IPLVPF1 Type 1 (ferrous metals, replaces 80-206) and IPLVPNF2 Type 2 (non-ferrous, replaces chromate 80-207); finishes IPLVCARC matt CARC with IRR (replaces 80-208) and IPLVTCGL gloss (replaces 80-209); NATO Green 285, Light Stone 361, Desert Sand 380 |
|---|---|
| Ammunition | IP80-25 (lead-free stoving paint for ammunition), IP80-175 (stoving varnish Class C), IP80-92 phenol-formaldehyde QX varnishes (contact with explosives), IP80-44-6 shellac, Incralac |
| Weapons | IP80-56 (matt black epoxy for small arms), IP80-109 (oleoresinous varnish), IP80-65 (jerricans), IP80-152 (stoving finishes and primers) |
| General purpose | IP80-54 (gloss fuel-resistant, low VOC), IP80-55 (nitrocellulose), IP80-126 (zinc phosphate primer), IP80-217 (preservative compound PX-1, NATO C 614) |
| Special | IP1977, anti-slip epoxy for floors (Def Stan 80-134 Type 1, 80-211 Type 3) |
| Customs codes (for reference) | |
| NSN (NATO Stock Number) | 8010-99-587-3774; 8010-99-942-9366 (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 primer IPLVPF1 Type 1 for ferrous metals (gray, approximately BS381C 627) replaces Def Stan 80-206, and the IPLVPNF2 Type 2 for non-ferrous (gray-green 283) replaces the chromate 80-207, which has not complied with REACH since January 2019. Both come with the activator IPLVPCAT. The finish IPLVCARC is a matt CARC instead of 80-208 with the activator IPLVCARC-CAT, the gloss IPLVTCGL instead of 80-209 with the activator IPLVTC-CAT, in colors NATO Green 285, Light Stone 361 and Desert Sand 380. For ammunition there are the lead-free and chromium-free IP80-25, the varnish IP80-175 Class C, phenol-formaldehyde varnishes of the QX series for the inner surface of shells, the shellac IP80-44-6 per the withdrawn Def Stan 80-44, and Incralac. For weapons there are the IP80-56 matt black epoxy over a phosphated surface, the IP80-109 varnish per RD 1177 and the IP80-65 for jerricans. General-purpose are the IP80-54, IP80-55, zinc phosphate IP80-126, IP80-152 and the preservative compound IP80-217 PX-1 (NATO C 614). The anti-slip epoxy IP1977 meets Def Stan 80-134 Type 1 and 80-211 Type 3.
How to choose
For military vehicles start with a primer for the metal, IPLVPF1 Type 1 for ferrous and IPLVPNF2 Type 2 for non-ferrous. Then choose the finish, the matt CARC IPLVCARC with IR reflectance or the gloss IPLVTCGL without it. For ammunition take the IP80-25 or IP80-175, for small arms the IP80-56, and for decks and floors the IP1977.
Request a price and lead time
IPLV Def Stan 80-225 and the IP80 series paint systems for military equipment (CARC, IRR) and ammunition per British Defence Standards. We reply within one business day.
Or email office@usk.ua or call +38 (044) 339-50-20.
FAQ
Which system does the IPLV per Def Stan 80-225 replace?
The outdated standards 80-206, 80-207, 80-208 and 80-209. Primers and finishes have their own activators.
What colors does the IPLVCARC have?
Mainly NATO Green 285, Light Stone 361 and Desert Sand 380.
Why is the chromate primer 80-207 not used?
Since January 2019 it has not complied with REACH and is banned from use. It is replaced by the IPLVPNF2 Type 2.
Which paint is needed for small arms?
The IP80-56, a matt black stoving epoxy over a phosphated surface.
What is used for anti-slip floors and decks?
The epoxy paint IP1977 per Def Stan 80-134 Type 1 and 80-211 Type 3.
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