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NSF/ANSI/CAN 61
Drinking Water System Components - Health Effects

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Warren Environmental and Coatings, LLC 
137 Pine Street
Middleborough, MA 02346 
United States 
508-947-8539
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Facility : Middleborough, MA

Protective (Barrier) Materials

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Trade Designation Size Restriction Temp Material

Coatings - Pipe - Immediate Return to Service
301-01-0[1] [2] >= 36" CLD 23 EPOXY
301-01-1[1] [2] >= 36" CLD 23 EPOXY
301-01-2[1] [2] >= 36" CLD 23 EPOXY
SAFE-T Plus[2] [3] >= 6" CLD 23 EPOXY 

[1] Number of Coats: 1
    Sequence of Coats: N/A
    Maximum Field Use Dry Film Thickness (in mils): 115
    Maximum Thinner: N/A
    Final Cure Time and Temperature: 5 days at 70°F
    Special Comments:This is a single coat system. Multiple coats permissible only when
    directed and recommended by the manufacturer. Spray application shall be mixed and
    sprayed utilizing Warren Environmental's patented equipment. Batches made from
    applications by hand require 5 minutes pre-mixing components by electric drill with
    mixing paddle. Components shall be combined in a ratio of 2 parts base (Part A) to 1
    part activator (Part B) and thoroughly blended. A one hour flush at 3 gallons per minute
    is required before returning to service.
[2] Pipe coating evaluated for Immediate Return to Service.
[3] Number of Coats: 1
    Maximum Field Use Dry Film Thickness (in mils): 20
    Final Cure Time and Temperature: 3 days at 77°F
    Special Comments: Mix ratio of Part A (Base) to Part B (Activator) is 2:1 by volume.
    Base should be heated to 125ºF and activator should be heated to 100ºF. Mix each
    component with a paddle drill for 3-4 minutes. Component should be visually uniform with
    no settling or streaking. After combining Part A and B, blend the mixture in the same
    manner for a few minutes. Mixture should be uniform with no settling or streaking.
    Following application a 1 hour flush with cold tap water at 1 gallon/min is required.

Coatings - Tank
301-01-0[1] [2] >= 1000 gal. CLD 23 EPOXY
301-01-1[1] [2] >= 1000 gal. CLD 23 EPOXY
301-01-2[1] [2] >= 1000 gal. CLD 23 EPOXY
SAFE-T Plus[2] [3] >= 450 gal. CLD 23 EPOXY 

[1] Number of Coats: 1
    Sequence of Coats: N/A
    Maximum Field Use Dry Film Thickness (in mils): 115
    Maximum Thinner: N/A
    Final Cure Time and Temperature: 5 days at 70°F
    Special Comments:This is a single coat system. Multiple coats permissible only when
    directed and recommended by the manufacturer. Spray application shall be mixed and
    sprayed utilizing Warren Environmental's patented equipment. Batches made from
    applications by hand require 5 minutes pre-mixing components by electric drill with
    mixing paddle. Components shall be combined in a ratio of 2 parts base (Part A) to 1
    part activator (Part B) and thoroughly blended. A one hour flush at 3 gallons per minute
    is required before returning to service.
[2] Pipe coating evaluated for Immediate Return to Service.
[3] Number of Coats: 1
    Maximum Field Use Dry Film Thickness (in mils): 20
    Final Cure Time and Temperature: 3 days at 77°F
    Special Comments: Mix ratio of Part A (Base) to Part B (Activator) is 2:1 by volume.
    Base should be heated to 125ºF and activator should be heated to 100ºF. Mix each
    component with a paddle drill for 3-4 minutes. Component should be visually uniform with
    no settling or streaking. After combining Part A and B, blend the mixture in the same
    manner for a few minutes. Mixture should be uniform with no settling or streaking.
    Following application a 1 hour flush with cold tap water at 1 gallon/min is required.

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