"> International (AkzoNobel) Intergard 410
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International (AkzoNobel)

Intergard 410

InterGard 410 is a high‑build epoxy primer for steel decks that provides strong corrosion protection and serves as a reliable base coat for anti‑slip topcoats. The supplied category identifies the equipment as Deck Paint (Anti-Slip), and it is normally installed on the hull, ballast or cargo tank, deck, pipework or structural surface identified by the listed coating type. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to protect steel or other substrates against corrosion, fouling, cargo attack, heat or fire exposure as applicable. Antifouling, epoxy, ballast-tank, cargo-tank, fire-retardant and shop-primer systems have different surface-preparation and overcoating requirements, so products must not be interchanged without documentation. The model designation identifies the listed configuration, but no additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. The source metadata also states capacity: Coverage 4-6 m2/L. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Coverage 4-6 m2/L
Capacity
Hull/Tank Protection Coating
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

type epoxy_primer
dry film thickness um 150

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Common failures & inspection points

Poor surface preparation causes loss of adhesion, blistering or early coating breakdown
Incorrect film build or application conditions cause runs, pinholes, incomplete cure or premature wear
Mechanical damage exposes the substrate and leads to localized corrosion
Chemical, cargo or immersion incompatibility causes softening, swelling, discoloration or delamination
Incorrect mixing, induction or overcoating practice causes poor cure or intercoat adhesion

Service & Maintenance

Inspect coating continuity, adhesion, cracking, blistering, rusting and mechanical damage. Review surface preparation and application records where available and identify whether failures are local or systemic. Repair only with compatible products and approved preparation. Refer to the coating manufacturer's documentation for the exact figure for film thickness, mixing ratio, cure time and environmental limits.

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Replacement Parts

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