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8010-01-316-3038
Epoxy Coating Kit
8010013163038 013163038
A finish coat material composed of a base compound and an accelerator. The base material consists of an epoxy resin which is a reaction product of epichlorohydrin. The activator is normally a polyamide, polyamine, or similar compound. Usually, for colored epoxy finishes, only the base material contains pigment or dye, but both base and activator may be colored. The material may also be furnished with pigment separate from both base compound and accelerator. View more Epoxy Coating Kit
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Restrictions 8010-01-316-3038
8010-01-316-3038 is a Epoxy Coating Kit that has critical features such as tolerance, fit restrictions or application. Nuclear hardness properties have not been determined. This item has been confirmed as a Critical Munitions List Item or a Sensitive Commerce Control List Item and cannot be in the possession of any party anywhere in the World who is not an authorized NATO Government. Any other possessor of this item should mutilate it now as possession violates international and local laws. This item is a US Munitions List Item and must be mutilated to scrap. This item has been determined to be hazardous and information is contained in the Hazardous Materials Information Resource System (HMIRS). This item does not contain a precious metal.
Management Data 8010-01-316-3038
- Effective Date
- Organization
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- Unit of Issue
- Jan 1997
- Department of the Navy (DN)
- KT
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- KT
- MOE
- USC
- Code
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- Department of the Navy (DN)
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- Discontinued-Use 8010-01-419-1152
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Navy
- Cognizance:
- 9Q
- Special Material Content:
- F
- Flammable Liquids flash point not more than 60 C (140 F)