H-5118
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H-5118 is a high-solids, low-viscosity modified IPDI (isophorone diisocyanate) prepolymer curing agent.
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H-5118 is a high-solids, low-viscosity modified IPDI (isophorone diisocyanate) prepolymer curing agent. This specialized hardener is engineered for two-component polyurea and polyurethane systems that require a high degree of flexibility, light stability, and chemical resistance.
For technical formulators, H-5118 provides a unique solution for elastic topcoats. Its moderate NCO content allows for precise control over the cross-linking density, making it a benchmark material for substrates subject to significant thermal movement or vibration.
Technical procurement and R&D teams select H-5118 for its reliable performance in demanding waterproofing and protective scenarios:
The prepolymer structure of H-5118 is designed to maximize elongation and low-temperature flexibility. It enables the coating to remain intact and flexible even in sub-zero environments, effectively bridging micro-cracks in concrete and preventing water ingress.
As an IPDI-based aliphatic system, H-5118 provides inherent resistance to ultraviolet radiation. It ensures the final coating—whether clear or pigmented—maintains its color and gloss without yellowing or chalking, even under long-term outdoor exposure.
With a solids content of ≥97%, H-5118 supports the formulation of ultra-low VOC and solvent-free systems. Its viscosity of2000-6000 mPa·sensures excellent leveling and compatibility in high-build application processes.
Despite its high elasticity, H-5118 does not compromise on protection. It provides a dense molecular barrier resistant to household chemicals, industrial solvents, and salt spray, making it suitable for both residential and infrastructure projects.
Parameter | Specification Range | Test Method |
Appearance | Colorless to light yellow transparent liquid | Visual |
NCO Content (%) | 5.7 - 6.4 | HG/T 2409-2023 |
Isocyanate Equivalent ( g/mol ) | 311 | Theoretical |
Viscosity (mPa·s @ 25°C) | 2000 - 6000 | GB/T 9751.1-2008 |
Solids Content (%) | ≥ 97% | Q/RQB 5005-2025 |
Color (Fe-Co) | ≤ 2 | GB/T 1722-1992 |
Specific Gravity (25°C) | 1.00 - 1.08 | GB/T 15223-2008 |
The molecular architecture of H-5118 modified IPDI allows it to serve as a high-performance hardener in sectors where standard rigid curing agents would fail due to substrate movement or environmental stress:
Premium Interior Waterproofing & Refinishing: Ideally suited for kitchen and bathroom floor repairs. Its high-elasticity profile makes it the core component for 1:1 or specialized ratio clear varnishes. This enables tile-preserving waterproofing—sealing leaks effectively through grout and tile surfaces without the need for demolition.
Infrastructure & Civil Engineering: A reliable topcoat for swimming pools, water parks, oil pipelines, and bridge decks. The IPDI backbone provides a dense cross-linked barrier that withstands constant water immersion, high-pressure environments, and corrosive industrial chemicals.
High-Elasticity Architectural Finishes: Used as a protective topcoat for roofs and exterior walls. H-5118 ensures the coating can bridge micro-cracks and adapt to significant thermal expansion and contraction in underlying cement slabs.
Corrosion Protection for Heavy Machinery: Suitable for formulating anti-corrosion topcoats for steel structures and engineering machinery. It provides a light-stable finish that maintains mechanical integrity under UV exposure and abrasive conditions.
Standard Packaging: UN-certified 200 KG steel drums (IBC tanks available for bulk orders).
Shelf Life: 12 months from the date of manufacture when stored in original, unopened, and undamaged containers.
Storage Environment: Maintain at temperatures ≤30°C in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from heat sources, sparks, and direct sunlight.
Regulatory Compliance: This product contains reactive isocyanate groups. Please refer to the H-5118 Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for comprehensive guidance on handling, environmental protection, and occupational health.
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