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tank will be fully protected from corrosii�Che kit includes <br />materials for covering and protecting the unused tank connections, <br />tank handling hooks, and each of the pipe connections on top of the <br />tank. The PLASTEEL" kit contains hazardous materials. <br />Read the enclosed material safety data sheets before proceeding <br />to work with PLASTEEL" kit materials. The standard kit <br />includes the following materials and tools: <br />BOY A <br />4 each I Qt. bottles PLASTEEL' resin <br />Additional material is supplied when tank configured with <br />containment collars, special fittings, manholes or extension spools. <br />b. Preparation <br />Do not mix the catalyst with the resin until all the pieces you wish <br />to impregnate have been fitted in place and the I" strips of matting <br />are laid out next to their corresponding pipe connections. Once the <br />resin and catalyst are mixed, a chemical reaction begins that cannot <br />be reversed. Working time for a mixed batch is about 30 minutes at <br />7W F. Higher temperatures make it set up more quickly, shortening <br />working time. For example, at 100° F. you will have approximately <br />15 minutes of working time. The key things to remember are: (1) Be <br />prepared and have all parts prefitted and in place before mixing the <br />resin. (2) Mix only as much resin as you can use in 30 minutes and <br />mix it thoroughly—stir for at least I minute. (3) Work quickly and <br />efficiently. Lower temperatures increase resin set-up time and <br />require additional catalyst. <br />c. Mixing the catalyst <br />Resin and catalyst must be mixed in the proper proportions so <br />that the resin will harden properly. Below is a list of some various <br />size batches you could mix. <br />If you're not show fast it will set up, it is better to mix <br />several small batches rather than one big one. <br />d. Application <br />Using the paint brush provided, DAB the resin mixture into the <br />cloth rather than painting it on. You are trying to completely soak they <br />matting with resin, not just cover it. <br />i <br />T1,4 <br />oil 1 <br />Y.. <br />e. Pipe and Risers <br />For standard threaded fittings: Apply resin to the base of the pipe and <br />top of tank and push down the matting circle as shown. Impregnate <br />with resin. <br />Impregnate the strips of matting and wrap like tape around the <br />joint at the base and working upward. Apply any leftover resin to the <br />outside of the joints when done wrapping. <br />For special bolt -up flanges: Apply generous coating of resin to <br />exposed metal edges of flange and wrap with resin impregnated <br />matting strips. Apply leftover resin to nuts and bolts. <br />f. Steel Plugs <br />After fitting fiberglass matting, lift it up and apply mixed resin to <br />the top of the tank surface where the matting will contact. Stick <br />matting over plug into wet resin and totally impregnate matting with <br />resin, dabbing in with paint brush as described above. <br />g. Manhole, Extension Spool and Handling Hooks <br />Apply generous coating of resin impregnated matting strips to <br />exposed metal edges and to handling hooks (matting precut). Apply <br />leftover resin to nuts and bolts except on access cover. <br />h. Cleanup <br />Hands and tools may be cleaned with resin emulsifier before <br />the resin has hardened. No solvent will work once the resin has <br />hardened. <br />BOX B <br />I each I Qt. bottle <br />Resin emulsifier or Acetone <br />4 each I Oz. bottles <br />Catalyst <br />6 each <br />Star Mats <br />10 each <br />Mat strips <br />6 each <br />Plug mats <br />I - 3 each <br />4" Flat pipe plugs <br />2 each <br />Paint stirring sticks <br />2 each <br />1-1/2" Paint brushes <br />3 each <br />Mixing cups <br />I each Sheet <br />60 grit sandpaper <br />4 each <br />Hook Mats <br />Additional material is supplied when tank configured with <br />containment collars, special fittings, manholes or extension spools. <br />b. Preparation <br />Do not mix the catalyst with the resin until all the pieces you wish <br />to impregnate have been fitted in place and the I" strips of matting <br />are laid out next to their corresponding pipe connections. Once the <br />resin and catalyst are mixed, a chemical reaction begins that cannot <br />be reversed. Working time for a mixed batch is about 30 minutes at <br />7W F. Higher temperatures make it set up more quickly, shortening <br />working time. For example, at 100° F. you will have approximately <br />15 minutes of working time. The key things to remember are: (1) Be <br />prepared and have all parts prefitted and in place before mixing the <br />resin. (2) Mix only as much resin as you can use in 30 minutes and <br />mix it thoroughly—stir for at least I minute. (3) Work quickly and <br />efficiently. Lower temperatures increase resin set-up time and <br />require additional catalyst. <br />c. Mixing the catalyst <br />Resin and catalyst must be mixed in the proper proportions so <br />that the resin will harden properly. Below is a list of some various <br />size batches you could mix. <br />If you're not show fast it will set up, it is better to mix <br />several small batches rather than one big one. <br />d. Application <br />Using the paint brush provided, DAB the resin mixture into the <br />cloth rather than painting it on. You are trying to completely soak they <br />matting with resin, not just cover it. <br />i <br />T1,4 <br />oil 1 <br />Y.. <br />e. Pipe and Risers <br />For standard threaded fittings: Apply resin to the base of the pipe and <br />top of tank and push down the matting circle as shown. Impregnate <br />with resin. <br />Impregnate the strips of matting and wrap like tape around the <br />joint at the base and working upward. Apply any leftover resin to the <br />outside of the joints when done wrapping. <br />For special bolt -up flanges: Apply generous coating of resin to <br />exposed metal edges of flange and wrap with resin impregnated <br />matting strips. Apply leftover resin to nuts and bolts. <br />f. Steel Plugs <br />After fitting fiberglass matting, lift it up and apply mixed resin to <br />the top of the tank surface where the matting will contact. Stick <br />matting over plug into wet resin and totally impregnate matting with <br />resin, dabbing in with paint brush as described above. <br />g. Manhole, Extension Spool and Handling Hooks <br />Apply generous coating of resin impregnated matting strips to <br />exposed metal edges and to handling hooks (matting precut). Apply <br />leftover resin to nuts and bolts except on access cover. <br />h. Cleanup <br />Hands and tools may be cleaned with resin emulsifier before <br />the resin has hardened. No solvent will work once the resin has <br />hardened. <br />FORM INST-12-95J <br />NOTE: <br />RESIN <br />CATALYST <br />The ELUTRON" tank installation is not complete until all <br />I qt...................1/2 <br />oz. <br />exposed steel surfaces on tank are sealed with the PLASTEEL' <br />I pent ................1/4 <br />oz. <br />fiberglass resin. <br />I cup .................1/8 <br />oz. <br />For additional assistance or information, call your <br />PLASTEEV ELUTRON' tank factory below: <br />Authorized PLASTEELO ELUTRON® tank manufacturers <br />INDUSTRIA <br />JAPAN <br />JEEWON <br />METAL TANQUES ZORN <br />HERKULES TVG <br />ACERO <br />STEELWORKS <br />INDUSTRIAL CO. LTO. <br />JOOR MFG. <br />K & T STEEL PRODUCTS GUMEX TANX INC. INDUSTRIES <br />Tab, Hungary <br />Quito, Ecuador <br />Tokyo, Japan <br />Seoul, Korea <br />Escondido, CA <br />Twin Falls, ID Suwanee, GA Torreon, Mexico Claremont. NH Elkhart. IN <br />36.84320411 <br />593.2.503.600 <br />81.42330.8007 <br />82.2.585.0821 <br />(619) 745.0971 <br />(208) 7334554 (404) 945.8383 52.17.50.6110 (603)543.1272 (219)266.1433 <br />Fax 36.84-320-624 <br />Fax 5934.503.633 <br />Fax 81423.30.8022 Fax 82.2.585.0820 <br />Fax(619)746.9515 <br />Fax (208) 733.7239 Fax (404) 932-5671 Fax 52.17-50.6130 Fax(603)543.1270 Fax(219)266-1012 <br />FORM INST-12-95J <br />