What is BS EN 2436-001 - Corrosion resistant chromate-free curing primer about?
The BS EN 2436 series discusses paints and varnishes for aerospace applications. BS EN 2436-001 is a European Standard that specifies the basic requirements for a two-component, cold curing, chromate-free epoxy or polyurethane, corrosion-resistant primer which can be used with or without a finish for aerospace applications.
The properties specified in this standard are obtained on defined aluminium alloy test pieces prepared in accordance with BS EN 3837, process A and ISO 3270. The ability of the material to be used for a specific application (e.g., alternative substrate, alternative primer, specific drying conditions etc.) shall be determined by supplementary tests to confirm that the requirements of this standard are met.
Who is BS EN 2436-001 - Corrosion resistant chromate-free curing primer for?
BS EN 2436-001 on corrosion-resistant chromate-free curing primer is useful for:
- The paints and varnishes industry
- The aerospace / aeronautical industry
- Manufacturers and suppliers of paints and varnishes for aerospace applications
- Product development / innovation teams
- Quality control personnel / testing laboratories
- Aerospace and aeronautical engineers
Why should you use BS EN 2436-001 - Corrosion resistant chromate-free curing primer?
The primer coating is essential for the long-lasting and efficient working of aerospace components. Using BBS EN 2436-001 best practice guidelines ensures resistance to rust in aerospace equipment.
BS EN 2436-001 provides you with guidelines such as classification, batch-release testing, as well as qualification tests. Details on material description as well as physical, chemical, environmental, and mechanical characteristics have been provided in tables for your reference.
Following BS EN 2436-001 guidelines, you would be able to protect aerospace components against environmental degradation.
BS EN 2436-001 guidelines help to ensure the reliability of aerospace equipment. This contributes towards the safety of those on board.