Paints for rubber - Import export

The sliding cold room door has a frame formed by combining PVC plastic and aluminum parts. Our sliding cold room doors are equipped with a heavy-duty aluminum rail. Reinforced, big diameter ball bearings make sure the wheels turn smoothly. The leaf surface is a galvanized steel powder coated with RAL9002 artic white color industrial paint. 1,5 mm AMB (antimicrobial) Glass Reinforced Plastic , painted sheet or stainless surface EPDM rubber based gasket system Seamless surface in the use of 1,5 mm AMB (antimicrobial) GRP The desired color option on the door leaf Door leaf and frame, anodized aluminum that prevents heat transfer Door leaf, 42 kg / m³ density high pressure polyurethane injection 220 volt, 25 w / m silicon based resistance in frozen storage doors Aluminum profile with resistance on the floor 80-92 mm Leaf tickness for mid temperature cold rooms 120-150 mm Leaf tickness for freezer room and blast freezer rooms

The product is ready to use. Spray on the outer surface of the engine (when the engine is cold). Allow the product to penetrate the dirt for about 5/10 minutes, preventing the liquid from drying out, then wipe with a cloth or rinse thoroughly with water under pressure. Repeat the process in case of a particularly stubborn one. Especially designed for external washing of all engines and engine compartments; It is a very effective detergent. It is also used for motorcycles. It does not contain an unpleasant odor. It is easy to apply, works in minutes even without using pressurized water for rinsing. It does not contain hydrocarbon solvents. It is suitable for external washing of all engines and engine compartments. It does not harm painted, rubber and plastic surfaces.

Preparation is always the key to a successful project, take your time to clean, treat any rust, rub down and mask the area. You will need to purchase a grey primer and apply at least two coats of the primer to ensure optimum adhesion and to give the best finish. When you are ready to apply the paint, build up the colour with several thin coats, rubbing down with wet and dry sandpaper in between coats to ensure a professional finish. For metallic and pearlescent colours it is essential to purchase a lacquer, which will give a high gloss finish to solid colours.