Test Data
| Characteristic Tested | Test Method | Laboratory Results |
|---|---|---|
| Viscosity | FTMS 141 Method 4281 |
Stormer Viscosity: 130 Kreb Units (Shows material to be in middle viscosity range, which is very desirable according to standard measure.) |
| Toxicity | FTMS 141 Method 511 |
Material is non-toxic and requires no special ventilation during application. Contains no materials considered to be hazardous to ones health. |
| Flammability | ASTM 1360 DOT-MVSS-302 |
Does not support flame spread |
| Abrasion Resistance | FTMS 141 Method 6192 |
Weight loss in grams: With aggregate 41 grams |
| Hardness | ASTM D4370 | 4H (A typical hardwood floor finish is 2H) |
| Flexibility | FTMS 141 Method 6222 |
Withstood deformation of 1 11/12" to 1/2" on a metal substrate with no loss of adhesion, cracking, chipping or chalking. |
| Elongation | ASTM D2370-73 | 12 mils- Dry film thickness: 550% @ 25 degrees C |
| Water Resistance (wind-driven rain test) | TTC-555 (Water driven against test surfaces at a dynamic pressure equivalent to 98mph) |
Time for water to penetrate film: one coat: 6.3mils - 30 minutes two+ coats: 12mils+ - none in 24 hours |
| Moisture Vapor Transmission | ASTM E96 Procedure B |
20.0 Perms (This is the measure of a coating's ability to allow moisture vapor to pass through the film or "its ability to breathe". This material is in the high range for permeability rating. The lower the permeability rating, the more likely the coating will blister with time. |
| Fungus Resistance | FTMS 141 Method 6271 |
No evidence of any fungal growth when this material was tested in an environment of three different organisms. |
| High Humidity Blistering | FTMS 141 Method 6201 100% condensing humidity at 42 degrees C (107 degrees F) |
336 hours with no evidence of peeling or any other film degradation. Federal government and U.S. military specification to pass is 250 hours. |