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Low Temperature Primers
Specialist low temperature primers enable proper adhesion and performance of coatings in challenging environments where temperatures drop below conventional curing limits. These primers are engineered to be effective on various substrates, such as concrete, metal, and wood, in cold conditions. They are crucial for ensuring long-lasting protection when application windows are limited, such as in outdoor settings, refrigerated areas, or unheated facilities. By facilitating strong bonding in colder climates, low temperature primers prevent common coating failures. Trouble deciding? Contact the technical support team to determine the best product for your specific application needs.
402 WG Damp Proof Coating
Developed to function as a rapid curing, residual construction moisture suppressant, to allow the early installation of moisture sensitive flooring in fast track building programmes. Designed to be used in lower temperatures or when rapid overcoating/access is required. Also available in 4,000+ colour options from RAL, BS and NCS Please...
401 WG Epoxy Floor Primer
Fast curing, two pack, water dispersible epoxy based primer/sealer/clear coating, especially formulated to meet the technological and ecological requirements of modern building and industrial practice. Designed be used in lower temperatures or when rapid overcoating/access is required. Excellent adhesion to dry or damp surfaces Low odour...
706 MMA Floor Primer
A rapid curing, general purpose primer enabling fast overcoating. The product exhibits outstanding adhesion to concrete, as well as steel, masonry, and marine plywood, and the fast curing characteristics allow rapid application of subsequent coatings, mortars or screeds. Ideal for use as a rapid curing primer for concrete, steel, masonry,...
Watco Polyaspartic Primer
Primes and seals porous, dusty floors prior to painting, for use with Watco specialist polyaspartic coatings. Primes and seals porous, dusty floors prior to painting Can be used at -10°C to +25°C Ready to overcoat in 4 hours Superior performance demonstrated by ISO testing to CE Mark EN1504-2 Use with the following Watco products: Cold...
Sikafloor 10 Pronto
4-part, low-viscosity, fast curing primer based on reactive acrylic resins with enhanced substrate adhesion for the Sikafloor Pronto Modular System. Very fast curing, even at low temperatures Enhanced adhesion for ceramic substrates or metal Solvent-free Part of a complete modular system Sikafloor 10 Pronto consists of: Part A:...
402 WG Damp Proof Coating - Special Colours
4,400+ colours developed to function as a rapid curing, residual construction moisture suppressant, to allow the early installation of moisture sensitive flooring in fast track building programmes. Designed to be used in lower temperatures or when rapid overcoating/access is required. Readily available standard colours also available here...
RSL Acrydur PR01
A solvent free, low viscosity, two component Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) based rapid curing penetrating primer designed for use on concrete and cementitious screeds prior to the application of Acrydur flooring systems. Recommended for use as a primer for Acrydur flooring systems which provides excellent adhesion to subsequent coats Excellent...
RSL Acrydur PR02
A solvent free, medium viscosity, two component Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) rapid curing general purpose primer designed for use on concrete and cementitious screeds, asphalt, tiles and metals prior to the application of Acrydur flooring systems. Recommended for use as a primer for Acrydur flooring systems which provides excellent adhesion to...
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Overcoming the Challenges of Cold Weather with Low Temperature Primers
Low temperature primers are engineered to overcome the challenges posed by cold weather conditions that can inhibit proper bonding and curing of coatings. Conventional primers fail to cure at low temperatures, resulting in adhesion issues and surface protection failures. These specialised primers are formulated with advanced chemistry to allow curing even in conditions that would typically prevent successful application. By ensuring proper bonding in cold environments, they provide an essential solution for projects that need to be completed without delay, no matter the weather.
Expanding Application Windows: Where Are Low Temperature Primers Used?
Low temperature primers are essential for outdoor applications during colder months, where traditional primers would struggle to cure. They are commonly used in unheated warehouses, refrigerated areas, and cold storage facilities, allowing projects to proceed in environments where temperature control is difficult or non-existent. These primers make it possible to apply protective coatings in regions with harsh winters, avoiding the need to postpone work until warmer weather. This extended application window can be critical in industries with tight deadlines, ensuring that downtime is minimised and schedules are met.
Versatile Performance: Why Are Low Temperature Primers Essential?
The ability of low temperature primers to perform in cold conditions makes them essential for maintaining the longevity and performance of coatings in industrial and commercial settings. They prevent coating failure by ensuring strong adhesion in areas where environmental factors typically compromise surface bonding. This is particularly important in sectors such as logistics, food production, and outdoor construction, where exposure to low temperatures is frequent and unavoidable. Low temperature primers provide a dependable base for further coating systems, ensuring that surface preparation is not compromised by cold climates.
Broad Compatibility: What Surfaces Are Low Temperature Primers Applied To?
Low temperature primers are versatile and can be applied to a wide range of substrates, including concrete, metal, and wood. Their flexibility in use makes them suitable for both interior and exterior applications, including construction sites, manufacturing plants, and refrigerated transport systems. Whether used to protect steel beams from corrosion or to prepare concrete floors for heavy-duty coatings, these primers ensure surfaces are adequately prepared even in low-temperature conditions. This makes them invaluable in industries that operate in fluctuating or consistently cold environments.
FAQs
What is the lowest temperature at which these primers can be applied?
Low temperature primers are generally designed to cure in conditions as low as 0°C, with some advanced formulations capable of curing at sub-zero temperatures. Check with technical support for product-specific temperature ranges.
Can low temperature primers be applied to surfaces exposed to moisture or frost?
Many low temperature primers are resistant to moisture, allowing for application on slightly damp surfaces. However, surfaces exposed to frost or excessive moisture may require special preparation. Consult with technical support for guidance.
Are there different types of low temperature primers for specific substrates?
Yes, low temperature primers come in formulations suited to various substrates, including concrete, metal, and wood. It’s important to select the correct primer for your surface type. Contact technical support for detailed advice.
Can these primers be top-coated with any product?
While low temperature primers are designed to work with a wide range of coatings, compatibility should always be checked with technical support to ensure optimal performance.