1201 Series Insulating Enamel, Red, Gallon

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The Glyptal 1201 is a red, alkyd resin enamel paint that comes in a 1 gal pail. The general purpose paint can be thinned for spray applications and works well as a sealer for screws, pipes, and hydraulic fluid chambers

• Resin Type: Alkyd Enamel
• Color: Red
• Primary Color: Red
• Finish: Low Gloss
• Dry Time: 2h
• Application Method: Brush, Spray, Dip
• Container Type: Pail
• Container Size: 1gal
• Resistance Properties: Water Resistant, Heat Resistant, Arc Resistant, Chemical Resistant
• Quick-Drying (Yes/No): Yes
• VOCs Content: 3.98lb/gal
• Applications: Treatment of Coils And Armatures, Internal Coatings for Engines, General Plant Maintenance, Primer and Finish for Motor, Generator and Transfer Housings, Anti-Moisture Coating on Thermostat, Water Cooler, and Truck Control Parts, Sealer for Pipe and Stud

• Meets requirements of MIL-E-22118
• Flexibility is far superior to competitive red sealers on both backed and air-dried films. 1201 can take rugged impact
• Water Resistance is excellent
• Prolonged aging doesn't crack 1201's film, leaves no place for destructive agents to get in
• Fast drying 1201 is tack-free in about 30 minutes at room temperature, can be baked to a beautiful smooth finish
• Heat Resistance. 1201 has got it, can withstand continuous 135°C temperature for months
• Prolonged Heat. After 3700 hours at 35°C, there is no change in dielectric strength
• Toughness. High-gloss paints have a tender film. 1201 has a low-gloss finish, designed for great resistance to abrasion
• Adhesion. 1201 hangs on, stays where it's put-on metals, ceramic, porcelain, concrete, fibers and wood
• Dielectric strength is rated at 1500 volts per mil, permits thinner coating than most competitive paints
• Arc Resistance, even with air-dried films, is 480 seconds