Solvent-Borne Coatings

As a longtime supplier to the rail, industrial, and OEM industries, Williams Hayward Protective Coatings Inc. has established a full line of solvent-based coating products dating back to 1920. While WHPC prides itself as innovators in aqueous technologies, it is also dedicated to offering a diverse line of coatings to meet all industry needs. Our laboratories concentrate their efforts in the solvent coatings area with HAPS free, low VOC products under the registered trade names of:

High Kote High Solids Alkyds

Acralust High Solids Acrylic/Acrylic Alkyd

Super Stanzwear High Solids Silicone Alkyds

Power Grip High Solids Epoxy

NO-VOC Power Grip Zero V.O.C. Epoxy

Power-Flex High Solids Abrasion Resistant Interior Linings (Epoxy)

EPOL High Solids Epoxy/Polyster

Super Epol High Sloids Acrylic/Epoxy

UR-OH-THANE High Solids Urethanes

Acrathane High Solids Acrylic Urethanes

Most products are available as interior or exterior finishes, complemented with a full line of appropriate reducers.

 

Additional Solvent-Borne Coating Details

  • High-Solids solvent borne alkyd and alkyd-copolymers for use as primers, topcoats, and direct-to-metal paints. Good balance of durability properties.

  • High-Solids solvent-borne alkyd modified alkyd for use as a topcoat or direct-to-metal. Has improved gloss and gloss retention than conventional alkyd paint.

  • High-Solids two-component solvent borne conventional epoxy-polyamide. Has superior flexibility, hardness and chemical resistance, with typical epoxy gloss retention properties. Use as a primer, topcoat or direct-to-metal.

  • High-Solids two components solvent borne epoxy-polyester. Has the optimum in gloss retention when compared to a conventional epoxy or silicone acrylic alkyd. Slightly less chemical resistance than conventional epoxies, but has equivalent hardness and flexibility, (e.g. non chalking epoxy) topcoat or direct-to-metal.

  • High-Solids two component solvent borne acrylic-urethane topcoat. Possesses the optimum in gloss retention and hardness, with dilute chemical resistance. Must be applied over Power Grip Primer.

  • Epoxy has superior flexibility, hardness and chemical resistance. Initial gloss 90-95% (60 deg. head). For use as a primer, topcoat or direct-to-metal.

  • Epoxy has excellent flexibility, hardness and chemical resistance. For use as a primer, topcoat or direct-to-metal.