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Stopaq Wrappingband CL
STOPAQ® Wrappingband CL is a corrosion preventing wrap that adheres very well to wet surfaces, such as bare or even coated steel pipelines that are plagued with condensation. The product is non-crystalline or crosslinked; it is made with a viscous pure homopolymer Polyisobutene. Stopaq® Wrappingband CL, within the operating temperatures, flows into all cracks and bumps of the substrate. The product does not cure and isn’t able to build up internal stress. Stopaq® Wrappingband CL requires additional application of mechanical protective layers such as our Stopaq® Outerwrap. It has indentation and impact resistance, which ensures the performance of the corrosion preventing properties.
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Features
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A controlled cold flow that fills all pores of the substrate.
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Low-temperature resistance.
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Conforms to all shapes of substrates.
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Adheres to nearly all types of dry and wet substrates.
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Surface tolerant, wire brushing is sufficient.
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Provides consistent film thickness.
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Adhesion based on Van der Waals forces.
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Benefits
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The products emit no physical, health, or environmental hazards.
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Fast application on dry or wet surfaces.
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Easy to control when installing.
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Can be molded onto various types and shapes of substrates.
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Application Examples
The Stopaq Wrappingband CL product offers coating repair on sweating pipelines. It protects against external corrosion in environments with high humidity.
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Products Properties of Stopaq Wrappingband CL
Color: Our wrap comes in dark green
Thickness: 2,0 mm [80 mils] ± 10%
Temperature ranges: Operational temperatures between -20 to +50 °C [-4 to +122 °F]
Drip resistance: Drip-resistant up to +85 °C [+185 °F]
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Adhesion: Peel tests on carbon steel SSPC-SP2 cleanliness
The coating was applied when the substrate was:
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Dry
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Wetted with fresh water
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Wetted with 3% NaCl solution
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Peel adhesion was tested at +23 °C [+73 °F] and at +50 °C [+122 °F]. In all cases, the coverage was ≥ 95%
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Lap shear test: On steel SSPC-SP2 cleanliness at +23 °C [+73 °F] and at +50 °C [+122 °F], the coverage was ≥ 95%.
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