POWDER COATING Clause Samples

POWDER COATING. As an alternate, the finish may be a powder coating for exterior components. The powder shall be Full Gloss Super TGIC Polyester Acrylic. The finish shall withstand salt water spray, exhaust emissions, sunlight UV and acid rain. To meet the above requirements as set by EPA and OSHA, the following ASTM standards apply: Gloss @ 60 Standard 90+/-ASTM D523. Hardness 2H - 3H ASTM D3363 Flexibility ½ inch ASTM D2794. Impact Up to 160 in-lbs., depending on colorASTM D2794.Salt spray Less than 1/16” creepage. 2,500 hrs B1000 Iron phosphate steel ASTM B1117. 3,500 hrs zinc phosphate steel ASTM B1117. 800 hrs Alodine Aluminum ASTM B1117. Exposure: White - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. Bronze - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. The pole shall be painted to height of seven (7) feet.
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POWDER COATING. As an alternate, the finish may be a powder coating for exterior components. The powder shall be Full Gloss Super
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POWDER COATING. Gloss @ 60□ Hardness Flexibility Standard 90+/- 2H - 3H ½ inch ASTM D523 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ASTM D2794 Impact Up to 160 in-lbs., depending on color ASTM D2794 Salt spray Less than 1/16” creepage 2,500 hrs B1000 Iron phosphate steel ASTM B1117 3,500 hrs zinc phosphate steel ASTMB1117 800 hrs Alodine Aluminum ASTM B1117 Exposure White - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. Bronze - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss.
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POWDER COATING. Powder coating shall be carried out using pure Polyester powder with proper and appropriate pre- treatment to a thickness of not less than 60 – 80 Microns, measured on all significant surfaces.
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POWDER COATING. As an alternate, the finish may be a powder coating for exterior components. The powder shall be Full Gloss Super TGIC Polyester Acrylic. The finish shall withstand salt water spray, exhaust emissions, sunlight UV and acid rain. To meet the above requirements as set by EPA and OSHA, the following ASTM standards apply: Gloss @ 60 Standard 90+/- ASTM D523 Hardness 2H - 3H ASTM D3363 Flexibility ½ inch ASTM D2794 Impact Up to 160 in-lbs., depending on color ASTM D2794 Salt spray Less than 1/16” creepage. Exposure White - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. Bronze - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. The pole shall be painted to height of seven (7) feet.
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POWDER COATING. As an alternate, the finish may be a powder coating for exterior components. The powder shall be Full Gloss Super TGIC Polyester Acrylic. The finish shall withstand salt water spray, exhaust emissions, sunlight UV and acid rain. To meet the above requirements as set by EPA and OSHA, the following ASTM standards apply: Standard 90+/- ASTM D523 Hardness 2H - 3H ASTM D3363 Flexibility ½ inch ASTM D2794 Impact Up to 160 in-lbs., depending on color ASTM D2794 Salt spray Less than 1/16” creepage. 2,500 hrs B1000 Iron phosphate steel ASTM B1117 3,500 hrs zinc phosphate steel ASTM B1117 800 hrs Alodine Aluminum ASTM B1117 Exposure White - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. Bronze - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. The pole shall be painted to height of seven (7) feet.
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POWDER COATING. As an alternate, the finish may be a powder coating for exterior components. The powder shall be Full Gloss Super TGIC Gloss @ 60□ Hardness Flexibility Standard 90+/- 2H - 3H ½ inch ASTM D523 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ASTM D2794 Impact Up to 160 in-lbs., depending on color ASTM D2794 Salt spray Less than 1/16” creepage 2,500 hrs B1000 Iron phosphate steel ASTM B1117 3,500 hrs zinc phosphate steel ASTMB1117 800 hrs Alodine Aluminum ASTM B1117 Exposure White - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss. Bronze - 60 months, less than 50% gloss loss.
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POWDER COATING. Figure 1 – Map of Counties in Utah 4.1 Steel components will be delivered with a galvanized finish. Apply the powder coating finish over the galvanizing. 4.2 Powder coat the entire exterior of the component. 4.3 Powder coat the following items within the hardware kits: bolt heads, hand hole covers (if metal), and end caps for mast arms and uprights. Do not powder coat the slip base plate surface for breakaway poles. 4.4 Powder Coating Process to be completed per ASTM D7803 along with the following: 4.4.1 Remove detrimental weld flux slag deposits mechanically. 4.4.2 Protect cleaned assemblies from moisture and other foreign materials prior to prime painting. Keep indoors. 4.4.3 Brush-blast to a uniform dull appearance free of any shine. 4.4.4 Prior to the powder application, preheat the steel to a maximum temperature of 450 F for a minimum of one (1) hour. 4.4.5 Just prior to applying powder, remove moisture, oil, grease, loose paint or other foreign material using a clean rag saturated with thinner or solvent. 4.4.6 Use TGIC (triglycidyl isocyanurate) polyester powder for coating. 4.4.7 Apply powder with electrostatic spray equipment and then cure in a gas fired convection oven at a temperature range of 350 F to 400 F. 4.4.8 Provide a finished powder coat thickness of at least 3.0 mils.
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