IntraPlast CFG | MCTCHEMICALS | SIKA PAKISTAN

Usage:

• Construction: IntraPlast CFG is used in construction materials for its robust mechanical properties. It is often employed in piping, insulation, and reinforcement applications.
• Medical: In medical devices, it serves as a highly reliable material for precision components, offering excellent biocompatibility and resistance to sterilization processes.
• Industrial: The material is utilized in manufacturing a wide range of industrial products, including tools, machinery parts, and automotive components, due to its high strength-to-weight ratio and durability.
• Packaging: IntraPlast CFG is also used in the production of packaging materials, offering high resistance to wear and tear.
• Electronics: The material is used in electronic component housings, where electrical insulation and mechanical protection are paramount.

Application:

• Piping & Tubing: IntraPlast CFG is widely used in producing pipes and tubes, offering exceptional resistance to pressure, corrosion, and high temperatures.
• Automotive Parts: The material is often found in various automotive applications, including dashboard components, engine parts, and structural elements.
• Medical Equipment Manufacturing: It is a go-to material for medical instruments and devices, especially where precision and longevity are essential.
• Packaging Solutions: Ideal for creating protective packaging, IntraPlast CFG ensures that goods are safely stored and transported, resistant to impact and environmental factors.
• Electrical & Electronics: Used to insulate and protect sensitive electronic components in devices like smartphones, computers, and home appliances.

  Coverage

  The coverage for IntraPlast CFG can vary depending on factors such as application thickness, surface texture, and the method of application. However, here are the typical coverage estimates for this product:

  Approximate Coverage for IntraPlast CFG:

  • Coverage per 1 kg: Typically 1.5 to 2.0 m² per kilogram at a thickness of 1 mm.

  Factors Affecting Coverage:

  1. Surface Texture: Rough or porous surfaces may require more material for adequate coverage.
  2. Application Thickness: Applying a thicker layer will reduce the coverage per kg.
  3. Application Method: Using a trowel or machine can affect the spread rate.

  For precise coverage, it is always best to refer to the product’s technical data sheet provided by the manufacturer.