Primers

Epoxy primers are known for their excellent adhesion to various substrates, including metals, concrete, and plastics. They provide outstanding corrosion and chemical resistance, making them ideal for harsh environments. They can be used with various hardeners like polyamide, polyamine, or amine adducts depending on required cure time and performance.

Polyurethane primers offer excellent durability, flexibility, and UV resistance. Common in automotive and aerospace applications, they provide long-lasting protection against weathering and abrasion. These primers can be paired with isocyanate hardeners for tailored performance and cure times.

Zinc-rich primers contain a high concentration of zinc particles in a resin binder. They offer excellent corrosion protection by acting as a sacrificial layer to prevent rusting on metal surfaces. Widely used in marine and heavy industrial environments.

Alkyd primers are oil-based coatings known for ease of application and good adhesion. Commonly used in industrial environments where affordability and moderate performance are acceptable, they offer a practical balance between cost and functionality.

Phosphate primers use chemical conversion coatings to bond with metal surfaces, enhancing adhesion and corrosion resistance. These are especially useful in automotive and appliance manufacturing where high-performance base layers are essential.

Acrylic primers dry quickly and adhere well to many surfaces. They are widely used in construction and metal fabrication where fast turnaround is necessary. Ideal for environments that demand efficiency without compromising quality.