STRONG MARKER tree marking spray paint
Reference : 131705
The benchmark for professionals in the wood sector. The non-fluorescent STRONG MARKER paint is ideal for long-term marking requirements (4 to 6 years). This tree marking paint is used for: marking trees in the long term, plot boundaries, boundary marking, designating future trees, marking out hiking trails, etc.
STRONG MARKER tree marking spray paint
STRONG MARKER : THE IDEAL TREE MARKING SPRAY PAINT FOR NON-NEON LONG TERM REQUIREMENTS
Properties of the STRONG MARKER long term tree marking spray paint
- Excellent adhesion and high covering power on all timber surfaces
- Very good weather resistance
- Marking duration: 4-6 years depending on the application conditions and surface
- Temperature range: from -20°C to 50°C
- Drying time: 1 hr to 1h30
- Aerosol cans, volume 650 ml / 500 ml net, in boxes of 12.
Specifications of the STRONG MARKER non fluorescent forestry paint
Composition
Binder: alkyd-urethane
Pigments: mineral and organic, lead and cadmium-free
Solvents: complex blend free from chlorinated solvents and with no aromatic compounds
Propellant: specific blend of isobutane and propane.
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Data sheet
- Product Type
- Wood Marking Spray
- Marking time
- 4 to 6 years
- Volume
- 500 ml
- Packaging
- Box of 12 cans, 900 aerosols / pallet, 75 boxes / pallet
- Brand
- SOPPEC
Application method
Manually or using our purpose-designed application equipment.
Important: Before use (head up): shake thoroughly for at least a minute to avoid pigment sedimentation that may block the nozzle
After use: purge head down
Health and safety
No paint mist or drips during use.
CLP labelling with a single pictogram.
DANGER
Extremely flammable aerosol.
H229 Pressurised container: May burst if heated.
Safety Data Sheet
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The benchmark for professionals in the wood sector. The non-fluorescent STRONG MARKER paint is ideal for long-term marking requirements (4 to 6 years). This tree marking paint is used for: marking trees in the long term, plot boundaries, boundary marking, designating future trees, marking out hiking trails, etc.