Parker Chomerics CHO-SHIELD® 2002 is a chromate-free, electrically conductive coating designed to provide a corrosion resistant conductive surface on aluminum or composite substrates. By reducing moisture penetration, CHO-SHIELD® 2000 Series coatings offer corrosion protection for enclosure flanges which mate with particular EMI shielding gaskets.This tough, urethane coating offers a highly conductive interface which improves overall EMI shielding performance. When used as a coating on a composite or other non-conductive surface, it provides the conductivity necessary to achieve excellent shielding effectiveness while maintaining their electrical and mechanical stability in hostile environments.CHO-SHIELD® 2002, like all of the 2000 Series coatings, are three-part, copper-filled urethane coating systems which have been formulated with special additives and stabilizers to maintain their electrical stability even at elevated temperatures which prevent aluminum surfaces from corroding in high humidity and/or marine environments. CHO-SHIELD® 2002 is designed to be used with CHO-SHIELD® 1091 primer on chromate conversion coated (MIL-DTL-5541 Type I, Class 3) aluminum substrates. Features/Benefits:• Three component urethane system• Corrosion resistant copper filler• Exceptional mechanical properties -65°C to 85°C (-85°F to 185°F) including abrasion and scratch resistance• Excellent chemical resistance, including jet fuel (JP8), hydraulic fluids and motor oil• Pre-measured kit allows easy mixing of components in one container• Significantly more cost effective than silver filled epoxies• Protects aluminum and graphite composite airframes from corrosion• No degradation of shielding effectiveness after 500 hours of salt fogTypical Applications:• Military vehicles• Airframe• Flange/mating joints
Parker Chomerics CHO-SHIELD® 2000 Series are a family of electrically conductive coatings providing a corrosion resistant conductive surface coating on aluminum or composite substrates. By reducing moisture penetration, CHO-SHIELD® 2000 Series coatings offer corrosion protection for enclosure flanges which mate with EMI shielding gaskets.
These tough, urethane coatings offer a highly conductive interface which improves overall EMI shielding performance. When used as a coating on a composite or other non-conductive surface, it provides the conductivity necessary to achieve excellent shielding effectiveness while maintaining their electrical and mechanical stability in hostile environments.
CHO-SHIELD® 2000 Series are three-part, copper-filled urethane coating systems which have been formulated with special additives and stabilizers to maintain their electrical stability even at elevated temperatures which prevent aluminum surfaces from corroding in high humidity and/or marine environments. CHO-SHIELD® 2000 Series are designed to be used with CHO-SHIELD® 1091 primer on chromate conversion coated (MIL-DTL-5541 Type I, Class 3) aluminum substrates.
CHO-SHIELD® 2001: Light brown pigmented version, contains soluble chromates to minimize the effects of galvanic corrosion of the aluminum substrate, even in the event of a coating scratch.
CHO-SHIELD® 2002: Chromate-free version, mainly intended for composite substrates or as a 2001 repair coating.
CHO-SHIELD® 2003: Dark brown pigmented version, contains soluble chromates to minimize the effects of galvanic corrosion of the aluminum substrate, even in the event of a coating scratch.
Features/Benefits:
• Three component urethane system
• Corrosion resistant copper filler
• Exceptional mechanical properties -65°C to 85°C (-85°F to 185°F) including abrasion and scratch resistance
• Excellent chemical resistance, including jet fuel (JP8), hydraulic fluids and motor oil
• Pre-measured kits allows easy mixing of components in one container
• Significantly more cost effective than silver filled epoxies
• Protects aluminum and graphite composite airframes from corrosion
• No degradation of shielding effectiveness after 500 hours of salt fog
Typical Applications:
• Military vehicles
• Airframe
• Flange/mating joints
