What is High Flash Point Paint? The difference between high flash point paint and regular paint

The flash point of paint is the flash point of the solvent in it, which is basically between 25 and 40 degrees.

According to the film-forming substance (alkyd, epoxy, chlorinated rubber, acrylic, polyurethane, ethylene......Each of the above classification methods has its own characteristics, but no one classification method can include all the specific coatings, so there is no unified classification method in the world.

China's national standard, GB2705 92, uses a classification method based on film-forming substances in coatings. Coatings are usually composed of binders (resins, adhesives), pigments, fillers, solvents and a small amount of functional additives, etc., and can be divided into 17 categories according to the type of binders.

High flash point coatings are not hazardous chemicals, and generally have a flash point of 60 (closed.

can be referred to as high flash point coatings, which comply with the Regulations on the Safety Management of Hazardous Chemicals.

The requirements for the identification of non-hazardous chemicals are non-hazardous chemicals and can be stored and transported in accordance with general chemicals. Jiren wisdom paint for you.

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The flash point of oil-style jujube paint is basically between 25 and 40 degrees, and the upstairs nonsense paint has a flash point of 260, which is not considered a dangerous product, and the flash point of the paint is to put it bluntly, the flash point of the solvent xylene, n-butanol, 200 gasoline, 200 coal coke, are all dangerous goods with low flash point.

The difference between laminated paint and thin coating.

1. Thin coating.

The special silicon acrylic coating for exterior walls is a thin finish, and the thickness of the coating is generally not more than 100 microns. The coating system refers to the whole coating composed of those parts, and your one is a primer + two silicone acrylic coatings. The quality acceptance record form of the inspection batch of water-based paint finishing engineering generally includes:

Base treatment, primer, topcoat.

2. Multi-layer coating.

Originally known as spray coatings, also known as relief coatings, gorgeous spray bricks, which are composed of three kinds of coatings, including back coatings, main layer coatings and overlay coatings, mainly cement layer coatings, synthetic resin emulsion liquid change layer coatings, silica sol layer coatings and reaction curing synthetic resins, common spray coatings, colorful coatings, etc.

3. The difference between multi-layer paint and thin coating.

Regarding the difference between laminated paint and thin coating, in fact, the simple distinction is to look at the thickness of the paint after it is put on the wall.

The thickness of the thin paint is. Visibility is still very high after the wall. If you want to cover the handwriting on the wall, you need to paint many layers. The multilayer paint will have some texture after being applied to the wall, similar to wood grain. Cavity socks.

Difference Between Varnish and Paint.

Varnish is a kind of oil-based paint, and the solvent of the paint is organic, such as butyl acetate, xylene, etc., and the additives are also special for oil-based paint. The solvent of water-based paint is water-based, and the additives are generally soluble in water. Paint and water-based paint are actually coatings, but people are used to calling architectural water-based paints coatings.

The main thing that is volatilized by water-based paint is water, which is more environmentally friendly.

The difference between a primer and a topcoat.

1.The composition is different: the primer is composed of four parts: resin, filler, solvent and additives; The difference between the topcoat component and the primer is mainly that the former has little or no filler.

2.The role is different: the primer is the layer of the paint system that is used to fill the paint surface, support the topcoat, provide fullness, reduce costs and save energy.

The topcoat is a coating for the decoration of the building wall. Increasing the number of topcoat layers and thick topcoat can increase the thickness of the paint film. The thickness of the coating depends mainly on the primer, which mainly plays a decorative and protective role.

3.**Different: With the development of society, there are many brands of any kind of paint on the market, including primers and topcoats.

However, different brands of primers and topcoats** vary greatly. In addition, the difference in its composition and use also makes ** high and low. However, I also want to remind everyone that in addition to **, quality and decorative effects should also be paid equal attention to when purchasing, so that the living room can be decorated beautifully.

The flash point of paint is the lowest temperature at which flash ignition can occur on the surface of paint under specified test conditions.

Flash ignition: The vapor volatilized by the combustible liquid is mixed with air to reach a certain concentration, and the flash combustion occurs when it encounters an open flame, or after the combustible solid is heated to a certain temperature, it will flash out when it encounters an open flame, which is called flash ignition.

Paint: Paint or coating.

Paint is a chemical mixture coating that can firmly cover the surface of objects for protection, decoration, signs and other special purposes. The authoritative book "Coating Technology" in China's coating industry is defined as follows: "Paint is a kind of material, which can be coated on the surface of objects with different construction techniques to form a solid film with firm adhesion, certain strength and continuity.

The film formed in this way is commonly known as a coating film, also known as a paint film or coating. ”

Good afternoon, when using water-based and solvent-based paints, the main reason for choosing high flash point is to prevent accidents, because low flash point, especially solvent-based paints, contain a large number of thinners such as acetone, ethyl acetate and toluene, which are easy to ignite and burn, once a fire occurs, the consequences are unimaginable, in addition, most of the thinners in high flash point paints also have high boiling points, which can delay the curing film formation rate of resin molecules and make the paint film have a long enough time to level. Therefore, although the evaporation is slower, the final film formation is very strong, and the paint film is bright and smooth. At present, the mainstream ink coatings on the market are usually biased towards high flash point and green non-polar solvents to dissolve and dilute.

It is a good choice to paint with this kind of high-point gear, good luminosity, and beautiful and generous.