Denso Protal 7300™ (UK) is a VOC-free, 100% solids epoxy coating designed for protecting pipelines, structures and other steel surfaces exposed to dry, damp or wet conditions. Its moisture-tolerant formulation allows application where condensation or surface moisture can make conventional coating work difficult. The coating can build up to 1250 µm in one coat and can be applied using a pad, brush or roller. Nassguard supplies Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah and Al Khobar.
Denso Protal 7300™ is a two-part 100% solids liquid epoxy coating developed for corrosion protection on steel surfaces that may remain dry, damp or wet during application. It provides a practical coating solution for pipelines and structures exposed to environmental moisture or atmospheric condensation.
The coating uses a high-build formulation and can reach up to 1250 µm in one coat. Its formulation also provides resistance to gouging, abrasion and impact, while its improved brushing characteristics help applicators control the finished film thickness and appearance.
Denso Protal 7300 can be applied by applicator pad, brush or roller. It can also be applied in one or more coats depending on the required coating system and project specification.
Denso Protal 7300 provides a moisture-tolerant coating solution for pipeline and steel protection in demanding environments.
Denso Protal 7300 is suited to coating applications where steel surfaces may remain damp or wet because of environmental conditions or condensation.
Denso Protal 7300 forms a high-build epoxy coating over the prepared steel surface. The coating creates a protective layer between the substrate and environmental exposure.
Its moisture-tolerant formulation allows application to dry, damp or wet surfaces, making it useful where condensation or surface moisture can interfere with conventional coating work.
Moisture can make pipeline coating work difficult, particularly when condensation forms on exposed steel. Protal 7300 addresses this condition with a formulation designed for application to dry, damp or wet surfaces.
The coating provides adhesion to damp and wet surfaces while maintaining a high-build protective layer. This makes it useful for selected pipelines and steel structures that experience environmental condensation.
Denso Protal 7300 can achieve up to 1250 µm in one coat. The technical data sheet specifies a recommended dry-film thickness of 1000 µm, with an application range of 750–1500 µm.
This high-build capability can help contractors achieve the required coating thickness without automatically adding several coating stages. The final thickness should follow the project specification.
Pipeline coatings can experience mechanical contact during construction, installation and service. Protal 7300 provides resistance to gouging, abrasion and impact.
These properties make the coating suitable for selected pipeline and steel applications where mechanical damage forms part of the coating risk.
Workers can apply Denso Protal 7300 using an applicator pad, brush or roller. This gives contractors flexibility when working on pipelines, fittings, structures and repair areas.
Brush application can help with detailed sections, while rollers and pads can suit larger accessible surfaces. The selected method should provide the required coverage and film thickness.
The product’s main advantage lies in its ability to work on damp and wet surfaces when the specified preparation and application procedure has been followed.
For wet or damp applications, workers should displace surface water and apply the coating according to the manufacturer’s procedure. The application instructions specify applying the coating in bands and overlapping onto existing coating where required.
Correct surface preparation remains important even when the coating can tolerate moisture.
The coating can be applied in one or more coats. At 23°C, the specified overcoating window is approximately 3½–7 hours from the initial application. Conditions such as temperature and the application environment can affect this period.
The recommended dry-film thickness is 1000 µm, while the stated application range is 750–1500 µm. Workers should check the coating thickness throughout the application process to maintain the project requirement.
The UK version of Protal 7300 has approval in the National Grid Coatings Register for:
Store the product according to the manufacturer’s current technical and safety documentation.
Keep the components in suitable storage conditions and protect them from contamination and unsuitable temperatures. Workers should use appropriate PPE, provide suitable ventilation and follow the applicable site safety procedures during mixing and application.
Before purchasing Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia, consider the substrate, moisture condition and required coating thickness.
Nassguard supplies Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia for pipeline and industrial corrosion-protection requirements.
The coating provides a VOC-free, 100% solids epoxy system that can be applied to suitably prepared dry, damp or wet surfaces. Its high-build capability, moisture tolerance and resistance to gouging, abrasion and impact make it suitable for selected pipeline and steel applications.
Nassguard supplies customers across Saudi Arabia and KSA, including Saudi, Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah and Al Khobar.
1. What is Denso Protal 7300?
Denso Protal 7300 is a two-part, 100% solids epoxy coating for pipelines, structures and other suitable steel surfaces.
2. Can Protal 7300 be applied to damp surfaces?
Yes. The coating is specifically formulated for application to dry, damp or wet surfaces.
3. Can Protal 7300 be applied to wet surfaces?
Yes. It can be applied to suitably prepared wet surfaces when workers follow the specified application procedure.
4. What is the maximum one-coat build?
Protal 7300 can achieve up to 1250 µm in one coat.
5. What is the recommended dry-film thickness?
The recommended dry-film thickness is 1000 µm.
6. How can Protal 7300 be applied?
Workers can apply it using an applicator pad, brush or roller.
7. Is Protal 7300 VOC-free?
Yes. The product uses a VOC-free, 100% solids epoxy formulation.
8. What surfaces can Protal 7300 coat?
It is designed for suitable pipelines, structures and other steel surfaces.
9. Does Protal 7300 resist abrasion?
Yes. The product provides abrasion resistance.
10. Does Protal 7300 provide impact resistance?
Yes. The technical data specifies 8 Joules impact resistance.
11. What is the pot life of Protal 7300?
The stated pot life is 60 minutes at 25°C.
12. What is the handling time?
The stated handling time is 6–8 hours at 25°C.
13. Where can I buy Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia?
Nassguard supplies Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah and Al Khobar.
Denso Protal 7300™ is a VOC-free, 100% solids epoxy coating designed for pipelines and steel structures exposed to dry, damp or wet conditions. Its moisture-tolerant formulation makes it suitable for applications where condensation or surface moisture creates coating challenges.
The coating can achieve up to 1250 µm in one coat and supports application by pad, brush or roller. It also provides resistance to gouging, abrasion and impact, making it suitable for selected pipeline, infrastructure and industrial coating applications.
Nassguard supplies Denso Protal 7300 in Saudi Arabia, with supply across Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Jeddah and Al Khobar.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Denso Protal 7300™ (UK) |
| Product Type | Two-part liquid epoxy coating |
| Formulation | 100% solids |
| VOC | VOC-free |
| Colour | Dark grey or light grey |
| Base Component Colour | White |
| Hardener Component Colour | Black |
| Mixed Material Colour | Grey |
| Mixing Ratio – Dark Grey | 1.42 parts base : 1 part hardener by volume |
| Mixing Ratio – Light Grey | 1.35 parts base : 1 part hardener by volume |
| Application Surface | Dry, damp or wet |
| Application Methods | Applicator pad, brush or roller |
| Theoretical Coverage at 1000 µm | 1 m²/litre |
| Application Dry Film Thickness | 750–1500 µm |
| Recommended Dry Film Thickness | 1000 µm |
| Maximum One-Coat Build | Up to 1250 µm |
| Pot Life at 25°C | 60 minutes |
| Handling Time at 25°C | 6–8 hours |
| Holiday Detection | 5 kV/mm |
| Hardness | Shore D 85 ± 10 |
| Impact Resistance | 8 Joules |
| Surface Preparation | Dry abrasive blast cleaning |
| Substrates | Steel and suitable pipeline surfaces |