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CHO-SHIELD®® 2001, 2002, 2003
Formulation Re-Qualification
November 2012
Test Report Number: CTR 2012 001
PARKER HANNIFIN CORPORATION
CHOMERICS DIVISION
84 DRAGON COURT
WOBURN, MASSACHUSETTS 01888
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Table of Contents
Objective .................................................................................................................................... 3
Test Plan .................................................................................................................................... 3
Test Methods .............................................................................................................................. 4
Qualification Test Results
Surface Resistivity .................................................................................................................... 5
Fluid Resistance ....................................................................................................................... 5
Corrosion ................................................................................................................................. 6
Taber Abrasion......................................................................................................................... 6
Conclusions ................................................................................................................................. 7
Appendix ..................................................................................................................................... 8
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Objective: To re-qualify the CHO-SHIELD 2000 Series coatings’ formulations (CHO-SHIELD 2001, 2002, and 2003)
with Supplier recommended raw material replacement products.
Test Plan:
Samples
Material Substrates Primer
CHO-SHIELD 2001 (Control) Aluminum * CHO-SHIELD 1091
CHO-SHIELD 2001 Aluminum * CHO-SHIELD 1091
CHO-SHIELD 2002 Aluminum * and G10 fiberglass epoxy CHO-SHIELD 1091
CHO-SHIELD 2003 Aluminum * CHO-SHIELD 1091
* Aluminum :6061-T6 MIL-DTL-5541F Type I, Class III conversion coating
a. Cure Conditions (Initial 2 hours @ Room Temp)
i. 250F for ½ hr.
ii. 130F for 2 hrs.
iii. Room Temp for 7 days.
b. The following tests were performed:
i. Surface Resistance (CEPS-0002)
ii. Adhesion (ASTM D 3359 – 02)
iii. Taber Abrasion (ASTM D 4060)
iv. Salt Fog (ASTM B117)
v. Fluid Resistance (72hr. Immersion)
CHO-SHIELD 2000 Series coatings’ formulations with replacement raw materials will be evaluated by comparing them to
1. CHO-SHIELD 2001 control formulation tested alongside 2. CHO-SHIELD 2001, 2002, and 2003 historical performance data
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Test Methods:
Surface Resistance : Initial Surface resistance of the coupons was taken per CEPS-0002, with a 1in2 co-probe using
2kg of force.
Adhesion: Adhesion testing per ASTM D3359 Method B was taken initially and also after fluid immersion.
Fluid Resistance
The following fluids and dwell conditions were evaluated:
The samples were placed upright in a container and fully submerged in the fluids. The container was sealed and stored
at room temperature for 72 hours.
Following the dwell the sample coupons were removed from the fluid rinsed with de-ionized water and physically dried
using an absorbent cloth. The dried sample coupons were then evaluated for:
Surface Resistance – CEPS-0002
Visual Inspection – Evaluate the presence of any wrinkling, sagging, bubbling, streaking, and solvent popping or
other irregularities.
Solvent Rub Resistance – 50 double wipes with MEK using a two-pound ball-peen hammer without exposing the
substrate.
Adhesion – Cross hatch adhesion was performed per ASTM D3359-2.
Corrosion
The samples were placed in a neutral Salt Fog environment per ASTM B117. They were observed after 96 hrs and 504
hrs. The samples were rinsed with de-ionized water to remove some of the salt The samples were visually inspected for
the presence of any blistering or peeling.
Abrasion Resistance
Samples were subject to Taber Abrasion per ASTM D 4060. The weight of the sample coupons were recorded before
and after 1000 cycles on the taber abrader with 500gm CS-10 wheels.
Immersion Fluid Dwell Temperature
(°F) Dwell Time (Hrs)
Jet Fuel Type JP8 70.0 72.0
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 70.0 72.0
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 70.0 72.0
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Results:
Surface Resistance
Coating Substrate Cure Cycle
1 (ohms/sq.)
Cure Cycle 2
(ohms/sq.)
Cure Cycle 3
(ohms/sq.)
Post Exposure Surface
Characteristics (a)
MEK Rub (b)
Adhesion (c)
CS2001 6061-T6
Hexavalent Class 3
<.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
CS2002
6061-T6 Hexavalent
Class 3 <.150 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
G10 Composite
<.350 <.350 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
CS2003 6061-T6
Hexavalent Class 3
<.300 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Surface Resistance Vs. CS 2000 QC Data
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Fluid Immersion
Coating Substrate Immersion Fluid Cure Cycle 1 (ohms/sq.)
Cure Cycle 2 (ohms/sq.)
Cure Cycle 3 (ohms/sq.)
Post Exposure Surface
Characteristics (a)
MEK Rub (b)
Adhesion (c)
CS2001 Control
6061-T6 Hexavalent
Class 3
Jet Fuel Type JP8 <.500* <.500* <.500* Pass Pass 5B
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
CS2001 6061-T6
Hexavalent Class 3
Jet Fuel Type JP8 <.500* <.500* <.500* Pass Pass 5B
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
CS2002
6061-T6 Hexavalent
Class 3
Jet Fuel Type JP8 <.500* <.500* <.500* Pass Pass 5B
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
G10 Composite
Jet Fuel Type JP8 <.500* <.500* <.500* Pass Pass 5B
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
CS2003 6061-T6
Hexavalent Class 3
Jet Fuel Type JP8 <.500* <.500* <.500* Pass Pass 5B
Hydraulic Fluid MIL-H-5606 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
Lubricating Oil MIL-PRF-7808 <.100 <.100 <.100 Pass Pass 5B
*Retested post immersion resistance after 6 days at room temperature followed by 80C for 2 hours.
(a) Coating showed no visible effects from fluid immersion; i.e. no blisters, wrinkling or other deformations of the coating = pass.
(b) MEK soaked cloth affixed to the ball peen portion of a 2lb hammer / 50 double rubs: pass = no substrate exposed.
(c) Adhesion test performed per ASTM D 3359 – 02
Corrosion Resistance ( see Appendix I for pictures)
Coating CS2001 Control
CS2001 CS2002 CS2003
Substrate 6061-T6 Al 6061-T6 Al 6061-T6 Al G10
Composite 6061-T6 Al
Corrosion Resistance
(ASTM B117)
No Substrate Degradation After 500 hrs.
No Substrate Degradation
After 500 hrs.
No Substrate Degradation
After 100 hrs.
No Substrate Degradation
After 500 hrs.
No Substrate Degradation
After 500 hrs.
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Abrasion Resistance
Coating
Cure
CS20
03
CS20
02
CS20
01
250°
F 1/
2 hr
RT 7 day
250°
F 1/2 hr
RT 7 day
250°
F 1/
2 hr
RT 7 day
0.09
0.08
0.07
0.06
0.05
0.04
0.03
0.02
0.01
0.00
Av
g.
We
igh
t Lo
ss (
g)
0.08350.0800
0.0465
0.0565
0.0485
0.0560
Chart of Avg. Weight Loss (g) (1000 cycles with 500g wheels)
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Conclusions:
Fluid Resistance: All samples of CHO-SHIELD ® 2001, CHO-SHIELD ® 2002 and CHO-SHIELD ® 2003 (including all cure
schedules and regardless of substrate) demonstrated no change in surface resistance following the 72 hour room
temperature dwell in hydraulic fluid and lubrication oil. All samples yielded pre-immersion and post-immersion fluid
immersion surface resistivity’s of <0.1 Ω/Sq. All CHO-SHIELD 2000 series coatings have a post-immersion* surface
resistivity of <0.5 Ω/Sq following 72 hour room temperature dwell in JP-8 fluid.
*JP-8 values measured 6 days post fluid immersion.
Post Exposure Surface Characteristics: All samples of CHO-SHIELD ® 2000 series coatings passed visual
inspection and were free of any wrinkling, sagging, bubbling, streaking, solvent popping or other irregularities post fluid
immersion.
Adhesion: No changes occurred in the adhesion strength of any of the coatings regardless of the substrate. A
rating of 5B (0% area removed) was observed from the cross-hatch adhesion test before and after fluid immersions.
Corrosion: CHO-SHIELD ® 2001 and CHO-SHIELD ® 2003 had no substrate (6061-T6 Al) degradation after 500 hours
in a neutral salt fog environment.
CHO-SHIELD ® 2002 designed for use on composite substrates was evaluated on G10 (fiberglass epoxy) at 500 hours with
no substrate degradation. It was also tested on a 6061-t6 Al substrate at 100 hours with no visible degradation.
See Appendix for pictures of CHO-SHIELD 2001, 2002, and 2003 corrosion plaques.
Abrasion Resistance: CHO-SHIELD ® 2000 series coatings provide high abrasion resistance. At both cure 1 and 2
CHO-SHIELD® 2001 and CHO-SHIELD ® 2002 both yielded weight loss of <60mg. At cure 1 and 2 CHO-SHIELD ® 2003
yielded weight loss of <90mg.
Summary:
The new CHO-SHIELD ® 2000 Series coating formulations with supplier recommended raw material replacements
perform equivalent to the original CHO-SHIELD ® 2000 Series formulations with the original raw materials in Chomerics’
internal qualification and conformance testing.
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Appendix I
Salt Fog Corrosion Results
Coupons were placed in a neutral salt fog environment for 500 hours to evaluate the effect of the replacement
raw materials on the corrosion properties. The edge of each coupon was coated with wax to prevent corrosion
from beginning on the edges. Three samples per cure were conditioned; each cure is displayed in their
respective rows ( i.e. cure 1= row 1, cure 2= row 2, cure 3= row 3). Samples are displayed as scratched (1 inch
scratch through coating before conditioning) and non-scratched. The coupons were inspected for blistering or
peeling.
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CHO-SHIELD 2001 CHO-SHIELD 2001 Scratch
CHO-SHIELD 2001 Scratch Control
CHO-SHIELD 2001 Control
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CHO-SHIELD 2002 on Aluminum 2002 Experimental on G10 Substrate
CHO-SHIELD 2002 Scratch
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CHO-SHIELD 2003 CHO-SHIELD 2003 Scratch