Primer coating
Primelack B
- Function and application
PRIMELACK B is an anti-corrosive primer coating, part of the passive fire protection system for steel structures exposed to cellulosic fires – PROTELACK SFP.
It is intended for use when the ambient temperature is above 0ºC. - Type and characteristics
Two-component, high-solid epoxy primer and/or intermediate coat. - Performance properties
Contains zinc phosphate, easy to apply, fast-drying, and capable of forming a high-build coating.
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PRIMELACK B – two-component high-solid epoxy primer
PRIMELACK B is a two-component epoxy coating designed for priming and/or intermediate use.
It contains zinc phosphate, is easy to process, fast-drying, and suitable for high-build applications.
Application
Surface preparation requirements before application:
- The surface must be clean and dry, free from dust, grease, salts, and ice.
- It is recommended to apply the primer immediately after abrasive blasting to avoid flash rust.

Characteristics
The Protelack SFP system is a multi-layer coating system consisting of:
- anti-corrosive primer,
- intumescent fire protection coating,
- solvent-based topcoat.
System characteristics:
- High fire resistance, suitable for both interior and exterior use.
- High-quality finish – topcoats available in RAL colors.
- Can be applied on previously primed elements with other epoxy primers without removal, reducing project costs.
- Provides fire protection of open steel profiles up to class R120 and closed profiles up to class R90.
- For external applications (X), the system must be protected with a polyurethane topcoat (Protefilm T) at a thickness of 120 μm.
- For internal applications (Z1), the system may be used without a topcoat – the white intumescent layer provides a clean interior finish.
Technical specification
Color | Red-brown |
Finish | Matt |
Components | 2 |
Density (mixture) | 1.5 ± 0.1 g/cm³ (depending on color) |
Solids by volume | 70 % ± 2% |
Application methods | airless spray, brush or roller |
Heat resistance | max. 120 ºC / 150 ºC (short-term) |








