Product overview
Allter Prime™ is a foundation of durability. It is a one component, ceramic polyisobutylene enriched primer formulated to provide maximum corrosion protection to steel substrates in maintenance situations where moisture is present. It provides a superior alternative to traditional zinc primers in aggressive environments.
- What it is
- The alternate for above ground zinc coatings.
- Operating temperature
- -60°C to +230°C
- Application examples
- Structural steel, Piping, Maintenance, New construction
- Industries
- Offshore structures, Petrochemical facilities, Pulp and paper plants, Bridges, Power plants
Key features
- Ceramic PIB enriched primer
- Bonds to moist substrates
- No extensive loose abrasive blasting needed
- Can be topcoated with epoxies, PUs and chlorinated rubbers
- Available in spray cans for easy maintenance
Industries
- Offshore structures
- Petrochemical facilities
- Pulp and paper plants
- Bridges
- Power plants
Application examples
Operating temperature
-60°C to +230°C
Allter Prime™ — frequently asked questions
What is Allter Prime™?
Allter Prime™ is a one-component, ceramic polyisobutylene-enriched primer that replaces traditional zinc primers on above-ground steel, especially in maintenance situations where moisture is present.
Can Allter Prime™ be applied on damp steel?
Yes. Allter Prime™ bonds to moist substrates and does not require extensive loose abrasive blasting, which reduces preparation time on site.
Which topcoats are compatible with Allter Prime™?
Allter Prime™ can be overcoated with epoxies, polyurethanes and chlorinated rubbers, or finished with Allter Seal™ for a permanently flexible, UV-resistant topcoat.
What temperature range does Allter Prime™ cover?
Allter Prime™ performs from -60°C to +230°C. It is also available in spray cans for quick maintenance touch-ups.
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