PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

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QUANTISHIELD 1185  is a thick-film, 100% solids

reinforced, propriety formulated epoxy-based internal

lining designed for corrosion control, restoration, and

leak prevention of petroleum storage tank bottoms.

QUANTISHIELD 1185  is spray-applied from 15-125 mils DFT depending on the extent of bottom plate

corrosion, and is flexibilized to reduce coating stress

resulting from mechanical and physical forces

exerted on the tank bottom. QUANTISHIELD 1185  may

also be used as a flexible base coat for chemical

storage tank bottoms and for concrete containment

areas. QUANTISHIELD 1185  is a two-component

system; Resin and Hardener.

 

TYPICAL USES

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Steel and fiberglass storage tank bottoms

Large diameter, bulk petroleum tank bottoms

Riveted or bolted steel tanks and vessels

Chemical process floors and concrete

containment areas

 

BENEFITS

Ø Resistant to all types of crude oil and refined petroleum products

Ø Flexible to reduce coatings stress caused by “oil canning” effects

Ø High-build, easy to install monolithic application process (12-125 mils DFT)

Ø Excellent adhesion to steel, concrete and fiberglass substrates

Ø Low cured shrinkage

Ø VOC compliant

 

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE

Summarized; for a more comprehensive list of

chemical resistance, please refer to our Product

Resistance Data Guide. Films cured for seven days

at 77ºF are unaffected after one year immersion at

ambient temperatures. Wolverine Coatings uses a

more stringent, modified version of ASTM D 6943

for chemical resistance testing.

 

QUANTISHIELD1185

Flexible Advanced Hybrid Lining

 

 

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE (continued)

Benzene

Brine

Crude Oil, sweet or sour

Diesel Fuel (includes all Biodiesel, B100, B20, B5 and B2)

Ethanol, All Concentrations

Fuel Oil

Gasoline, (Regular, Mid, Premium Unleaded)

Gasoline, aviation

Gasoline, with MTBE, TBA, or Ethanol

Hydraulic Oil

Jet Fuel, all grades

Kerosene

Mineral Oil

Naphtha

Skydrol 500B

Sodium Chloride

Water, Distilled Water, Sea Water

Xylene

For acids, alkalis, solvents, and other aggressive chemicals,

a 10-20 mil top coat may be necessary.