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INDUSTRIAL COATINGS CF158 CHEMFOS 158 IRON PHOSPHATE CONVERSION COATING PRODUCT DESCRIPTION CHEMFOS 158 is a premium chlorate accelerated iron phosphate product. It s designed for use in five or six stage spray installations. The CHEMFOS 158 requires a minimum of one alkaline cleaning stage and a warm water rinse preceding it. TECHNICAL PROPERTIES Composition: Appearance: Recommended Concentrations: Recommended Temperatures: Liquid Clear Colorless See Use & Control Instructions 140 0 F-165 0 F PRODUCT ADVANTAGES Concentrated liquid material that imparts to the steel surface a complex iron phosphate coating. Applied properly, along with the use of an appropriate post rinse, this iron phosphate coating offers excellent paint adhesion and corrosion resistance. FEB12/REV7

USE & CONTROL INSTRUCTIONS: Operating Properties (Typical): Application Normally used in a spray application Operating concentration Total acid of 7.5 to 10.5 points Operating ph 4.7 to 5.5 Acid consumed (alternative for ph control) 0.1 to 0.9 pts Operating temperature 140 0 F-165 0 F Operating time 60 to 90 seconds Charge Instructions: Charge Details: 1) Fill the clean tank to approximately ¾ of the operating level with fresh water. 2) Start circulating pump. 3) Slowly add about 3.8 gallons (14.5 liters or 40 pounds) of CHEMFOS 158 for every 100 gallons of bath volume. 4) Slowly add approximately 0.6 gallon (2.3 Liters or 7 pounds) of CHEMFIL BUFFER for every 100 gallons of bath volume to the tank, ensuring good circulation. 5) Mix well and adjust the final volume to the operating level with additional water as needed. This should produce a bath having a ph of 5.0 and a Total Acid of about 9 points. It is important that the ph be between 4.7 and 5.5 before operating. Most baths will require some additional adjustment before reaching this exact specification. 6) Heat bath to operating temperature. Analysis Procedures: CAUTION: DO NOT PIPETTE BY MOUTH!

CHEMFOS 158 Total Acid (and optional Acid Consumed titration): Equipment needed: Burette Assembly (add a second one if Acid consumed is tested in place of ph) 10-ml pipette and bulb 250-ml flask or beaker Reagents needed: Thymolphthalein indicator Bromocresol Green indicator (optional-used for running acid consumed test) 0.1 N Sodium Hydroxide 0.1 N Sulfuric acid (optional-used for running acid consumed test) Total Acid Procedure: 1. Pipette a 10 ml sample of the bath into a clean, dry flask or beaker. 2. Add 3-5 drops of Thymolphthalein indicator and swirl to mix. 3. Using the burette, titrate with 0.1N Sodium Hydroxide until the mixture turns to a light permanent blue or grey. 4. Record the number of ml of 0.1N Sodium Hydroxide as the Total Acid. Adding approximately 0.4 gallons (1500ml) of CHEMFOS 158 will raise the Total Acid by 1 point for every 100 gallons of bath. The TA level is best controlled by the continuous addition of CHEMFOS 158 concentrate by using a metering pump rather than by infrequent additions of large amounts of chemical. After the bath has been adjusted to the proper concentration ph adjustments can be made. Acid consumed titration for ph control (optional): 1. Pipette a 10 ml sample of the bath into a clean, dry flask or beaker. 2. Add 10 drops of Bromocresol Green indicator and swirl to mix. 3. using the burette, titrate with 0.1N Sulfuric Acid until the mixture turns from blue to green. Do not continue further on to yellow. 4. Record the number of ml of 0.1N Sulfuric acid as the acid consumed (or negative free acid or ph control) value.

ph determination (preferred method for ph control): Equipment needed: ph meter Suitable ph electrode(s) Plastic squirt bottle (for rinsing the electrode) Reagents needed: ph 4 buffer solution ph 7 buffer solution ph meter procedure: 1. The ph of the operating solution should be checked with an electronic ph meter following calibration and operational procedures provided by the manufacturer. 2. Maintain the ph in the range of 4.7 5.5 for optimum quality. 3. ph adjustments can be made in the following manner: Use CHEMFOS 158 to decrease the ph and CHEMFIL BUFFER to increase the ph. a) Approximately 10 fluid ounces (300 ml) of CHEMFOS 158 per 100 gallons will decrease the ph by 0.1 ph units. b) Approximately 3.5 fluid ounces (100 ml) of CHEMFIL BUFFER per 100 gallons will increase the ph by approximately 0.1 ph units. Frequent additions of CHEMFOS 158 should be used as indicated previously to lower ph and to keep the concentration constant. In the event of an emergency the ph can be lowered 0.1 units by adding approximately 50 ml of ph CONTROLLER solution per 100 gallons of operating solution. (It should be noted that the ph CONTROLLER only reduces the ph. It may also keep the total acid in range but does NOT add the additional chemistry needed to produce a quality coating and should not be used for on-going bath replenishment.)

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TECHNICAL DATA SHEET DISCLAIMER INDUSTRIAL COATINGS: * Statements and methods described herein are based upon the best information and practices known to PPG Industries, Inc. ( PPG ). Any statements or methods mentioned herein are general suggestions only and are not to be construed as representations or warranties as to safety, performance, or results. Since the suitability and performance of the product is highly dependent on the product user s processes, operations, and numerous other user-determined conditions, the user is solely responsible for, and assumes all responsibility, risk and liability arising from, the determination of whether the product is suitable for the user s purposes, including without limitation substrate, application process, pasteurization and/or processing, and end use. No testing, suggestions or data offered by PPG to the user shall relieve the user of this responsibility. PPG does not warrant freedom from patent infringement in the use of any formula or process set forth herein. PPG PRETREATMENT 23000 ST. CLAIR AVE EUCLID OH 44117 216 486 5300 www.ppg.com