Enduro-Bond™ is an engineered dry powder coating process for metal surfaces that provides a protective barrier against corrosion and abrasive wear.

Enduro-Bond™ protection can help reduce the loss of equipment, production, and labor costs resulting from the exposure of metal to corrosive environments.

Special compounding and uniform particle size makes Enduro-Bond™ an excellent coating for electrostatic application, producing a tough, hard, high gloss surface.

Chemical Resistance Ratings of ENDURO-BONDTM at 200° F (93°C)

The following table lists the chemical resistance of ENDURO-BONDTM at 200° F to a wide variety of media. The ratings are intended as a general guide to illustrate the degree of chemical resistance one might expect ENDURO-BONDTM to exhibit when exposed to various chemicals. Performance will vary depending on particular chemicals used (or combinations thereof) and particular conditions of use.

Listed next to the ratings are the corresponding Table Numbers. Refer to the Table listed for additional information on exposure ratings, material tested, and data.

The ratings are:

A - Acceptable Performance
Greater than 50% retention of mechanical properties.

Q - Questionable Performance
Mechanical properties and/or swell values near the borderline for acceptable performance (within experimental error) after exposure to chemicals in the group, or large variations in the effects of exposure to different chemicals in the group.

NR - Not Recommended
Typically fails to meet the minimum standards for acceptable performance after exposure to chemicals in the group.

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MEDIA	200°F E-B		MEDIA	200°F E-B		MEDIA	200°F E-B
Acetaldehyde	A		Detergents	A		Naphtha	A
Acetic Acids	A		Diesel Fuel	A		Napthalene	A
Acetic Anhydride Acid	A		Diisobutylene	A		Nitric Acid, 10%	NR
Acetic Acid Glacial	A		Dimethyl Aniline	A/Q		35%	NR
Acetone	A		Dimethyl Formamide	A		(Conc.)	Q/NR
Acetonitrile	A		Dimethyl Phthalate	A		Nitrobenzene	A/Q
Acetophenone	A/Q		Dimethyl Sulfoxide	A		Nitrogen	A
Acetylene	A		Diphenyl Ether	A		Nitromethane	A/Q
Acetyl Chloride (dry)	A		Dioctyl Phthalate	A
Acid Mine Water	A		p-Dioxane	A		Perchloroethylene (dry)	A/Q
Alcohol, Amyl	A		Dowtherm	A		Phenol	A
Alcohol, Butyl	A			A		Phosphoric Acid	A/Q
Alcohol, 2- Aminoethanol	A		Epchlorohydrin (dry)	A		Phosphorus
Aluminum Chloride (dry)	A		Ethanolamine	A/Q		Trichloride (dry)	A
Aluminum Sulfate	A		Ethers	A		Potassium Chloride	A
Chlorohydroxide (wet)	A		Ethyl Acetate	A		Potassium Hydroxide, 50%	A/Q
Ammonia, Anhydrous	A		Ethyl Chloride (wet)	A/Q		Potassium Permanganate	A/Q
Ammonium Chloride	A		Ethylene Chloride	A/Q		Propylene Chlorohydrin	A/Q
Ammonium Hydroxide	A		Ethylene Diamine	Q		Pyridine	A/Q
Ammonium Nitrate	A		Ethylene Dichloride	A/Q
Ammonium Sulfate	A		Ethylene Glycol	A		Sodium Bicarbonate	A
Amyl Acetate	A					Sodium Carbonate	A
Aniline	Q		FC-77			Sodium Chloride	A
Asphalt Emulsions	A		Cyclic Fluorinated (Ether)	A		Sodium Chromate	A
			Ferric Chloride	A		Sodium Hydroxide, 15%	A/Q
Barium Hydroxide	A		Ferrous Chloride	A		Sodium Hydroxide, 30%	A/Q
Barium Chloride	A		Flo-Cool 180			Sodium Hydroxide, 50%	A/Q
Barium Sulfate	A		(Silicate Ester)	A		Sodium Hypochlorite Solution	Q
Benzene	A		Fluorosilicic Acid, 25%	A		Sodium Sulfate	A
Benzaldehyde	Q		Formaldehyde, 37%	A		Sodium Sulfide	A
Benzene Sulfonic Acid	A		Formic Acid	A/Q		Sodium Thiosulfate	A
Benzonitrile	A/Q		Freon (dry)	A		Steam - 300°F	A
Benzyl Chloride	A/Q		Fuel Oil	A		Stoddard Solvent	A
Borax	A		Furan	A		Sulfino	A
Bromine (wet)	NR/Q		Furfural	A		Sulfolane	A
Butadiene	A					Sulfur Dioxide	A
Butane	A		Gasoline	A		Sulfuric Acid, 30%	A
Butylene	A		Glycolic Acid	A		Sulfuric Acid, 50%	A/Q
Butyl Acetate	A					Sulfuric Acid, 98%	A/Q
Butyl Amine	A/Q		Heptane	A
Butyl Ether	A		Hexane	A		Tetrahydrofuran	A
Butyl Phthalate	A		Hydrochloric Acid, 20%	A		Toluene	A/Q
			Hydrochloric Acid, 37%	A		Tomato Juice	A
Calcium Chloride	A		Hydrochloric Acid, 5-75%	A/Q		Trichlorethylene	A/Q
Calcium Nitrate	A		Hydrogen Gas	A		Trichloracetic Acid	A
Calcium Sulfate	A		Hydrogen Peroxide, 30%	A/Q		Triethyl Phosphate	A
Carbon Dioxide	A		Hydrogen Sulfide (wet)	A		Triphenyl Phosphite	A
Disulfide	A					Trisodium Phosphate	A
Tetrachloride (wet)	Q		Kerosene	A		Turpentine (dry)	A
Cellosolves	A		JP Fuels	A
Chlorobenzene (dry)	A/Q		Ketones	A		Vinegar	A
2-Chloroethanol	A
Chloroform	A/Q		Lactic Acid	A		Water, Deionized	A
Chlorophenol,5% Aqueous	A		LPG	A		Sea	A
Chlorosulfonic Acid	NR		Lubricating Oil	A		Tap	A
Chlorine (dry)	Q
Chromic Acid	A/Q		Magnesium Chloride	A		Xylene	Q
Cottonseed Oil	A		Magnesium Hydroxide	A
M-Cresol (crude)	A		Methylene Chloride	A/Q		Zinc Chloride	A
Cresyldiphenyl Phosphate	A		Methyl Ethyl Ketone	A
Crude Oil	A		Methyl Isobutyl Ketone	A
Copper Sulfate	A		Mineral Oil	A
Cyclohexane	A		Morpholine	A/Q
Cyclohexanol	A		Motor Oil	A
Cyclohexanone	A