Hempel’s Polyenamel 55102 is a two-component, high-gloss acrylic polyurethane enamel cured with aliphatic isocyanate, with excellent gloss and colour retention.
Complies with EU Directive 2004/42/EC, The Paints Directive on the limitation of volatile organic compounds: subcategory j.
Hempel’s Polyenamel 55102 is recommended as a finishing coat in coating systems for severely corrosive atmospheric environments on properly prepared metals such as steel, aluminium, stainless steel, and galvanised steel. The product can also be used for decorative marking in direct-to-substrate applications on wood and glass-fibre reinforced polyester, on which the product shows excellent adhesion.
35°C [95°F]
Legislation | Value |
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EU | 442 g/L [3.69 lb/US gal] |
US (coatings) | 442 g/L [3.69 lb/US gal] |
US (regulatory) | 442 g/L [3.69 lb/US gal] |
China | 442 g/L [3.69 lb/US gal] |
According to specific legislation, see details in the Explanatory Notes available at Hempel website, hempel.com or at your local Hempel website. VOC values may vary with shade, please consult the Safety Data Sheet, section 9. ªEU Directive 2004/42/CE.
Handle with care. Before and during use, observe safety labels on packaging and paint containers and follow all local and national safety regulations. Always consult Hempel’s Safety Data Sheet for this product along with the Product Data Sheet.
For professional use only.
Consult Hempel’s separate Surface Preparation Guidelines for more details.
Base 55107 : Curing Agent 95304 (4 : 1 by volume)
Stir well before use.
Hempel’s Thinner 08080,
Hempel’s Thinner 08880
Hempel’s Thinner 08080
Hempel’s Thinner 08510
20°C [68°F]: 2 hours
Tool | Thinning max vol. | Application parameters |
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Airless spray | 5% | Nozzle pressure: 75-100 bar [1100 psi], Nozzle orifice: 0.017-0.019″ |
Air spray | 5% | Not Applicable |
Brush | 5% | Not Applicable |
If brush or roller application is used, more coats will be necessary to achieve the specified dry film thickness. Spray data are indicative and subject to adjustment. Pressure is for a material temperature of 20°C [68°F].
Low | High | Recommended | |
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Dry film thickness | 30 micron [1.2 mils] | 40 micron [1.6 mils] | 35 micron [1.4 mils] |
Wet film thickness | 57 micron [2.3 mils] | 76 micron [3.1 mils] | 67 micron [2.7 mils] |
Theoretical spreading rate | 17 m²/L [693 sq ft/US gal] | 13 m²/L [530 sq ft/US gal] | 15 m²/L [611 sq ft/US gal] |
Product may be specified in another film thickness than indicated depending on purpose and area of use. This will alter spreading rate, drying and curing time and overcoating interval. For best performance, avoid excessive film thickness.
– Relative humidity must be below 85% during curing.
– Relative humidity must be below 85% during application.
Surface temperature | Surface dry min | Hard dry hours |
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20°C [68°F] | 120 | 4 |
Determined for dry film thickness 35 micron [1.4 mils] at standard conditions, see Hempel’s Explanatory Notes for details.
Quality name | 10°C [50°F] | 20°C [68°F] | 30°C [86°F] |
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Atmospheric severe Min / Max | – / – | – / – | – / – |
Hempel’s specification supersedes any guidelines indicated in the overcoating table.
Ambient temperature | Base | Curing Agent |
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25°C [77°F] | 36 months | 12 months |
Shelf life from date of production, when stored in original, unopened containers. Thereafter, the product quality must be re-inspected. Storage at elevated temperatures may reduce shelf life. For advice, please consult Hempel.
Dry film thickness | GWP (Global Warming Potential) |
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1 µm | 11.2 g CO₂e/m² |
1 mil | 0.058 lb CO₂e/ft² |
The carbon footprint is for 1 square meter / square foot of surface area with a dry film thickness of 1 micron / mil. The scope includes raw materials, in-bound transport to the Hempel factory, Hempel manufacturing processes, and any Volatile Organic Compounds emitted during and after the application of the product. It is calculated based on the standard shade defined in this PDS. Values may vary with shade.
Product Data Sheet – Hempel’s Polyenamel 55102
Issued by Hempel A/S – April 2025
Document Version: 4/4
Source: https://www.hempel.com
Technical Guidelines and Explanatory Notes
Last accessed: 28 May 2025
Reference link: https://www.hempel.com/service-and-support/technical-guidelines
Note: Always consult the latest version of the Product Data Sheet and associated documents directly from Hempel’s official website to ensure accuracy and compliance with the most current recommendations.