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MIL-PRF-85285, POLYURETHANE COATING FLAMMABLE?

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eclipse087

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Hello all,

Is High-solids Polyurethane coating (MIL-PRF-85285, Type I, Class H)flammable once cured? If yes at what temperature?

I can't find anything in the specs.

thanks,





 
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Check the MSDS for that particular coating.
 
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If not found data in MSDS, then perform a DSC temperature decomposition test. Take a polymerized sample to measure the temperature.
 
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