Duralac Green Anti Corrosive Jointing Compound - 115 ml Tube

Duralac Green is a chromate free jointing compound designed to inhibit electrolytic decomposition between dissimilar metals – often called galvanic corrosion. It is a single pack, air setting product. Used correctly, Duralac Green prevents anodic decomposition.
Duralac Green is a free flowing paste based on a synthetic elastic resin and anti corrosive pigments, conforms to specification DTD 369B, which superseded DTD 369A.
It has low solubility in water and will not erode with time; even when subjected to high pressure from considerable water flow. Duralac Green enjoys excellent adhesion properties to most substrates and because of its tough flexible composition, has very low water absorption. Duralac Green has a two year shelf life from the date of despatch when stored below 20°C. Once a container is opened, the remaining Duralac Green will form a skin.
Duralac Green is indispensable for the sealing of joints between dissimilar metals of all types; including magnesium and its alloys. Consideration should also be given to galvanic corrosion of the same metal where the electrolyte varies in concentration forming a concentration cell.
Excellent protection properties for metals in contact with wood, synthetic resin composition, leather, rubber, fabrics etc. When components of a structure are of different materials, it is essential the ‘points or faces’ of contact be treated with Duralac Green to inhibit corrosion in the presence of an electrolyte where considerable differences in potential arise.
Components of the same metal in contact with one another under different stresses will also benefit from the use of Duralac Green to inhibit corrosion.
Duralac Green may be used:
• Between aluminium alloy plates/extrusions and bolts or rivets used in building applications
• In general engineering applications where dissimilar contact cannot be avoided
• In vehicle building where aluminium alloy contacts steel
• For marine application where corrosion is accelerated by brine concentration
• In close proximity to the sea where a salt laden atmosphere will meet with structures and set up electrolytic cells

How long does Duralac last?

Duralac can be stored for up to two years from the date of dispatch if kept below 20°C. When opened, the remaining Duralac will develop a skin.