TIRYAN Coating

Tiryan is a revolutionary rubber-plastic coating developed by PodLee Laboratories in Arizona, USA. Its development began in early 2018 and spanned three and a half years.

The specially designed molecular structure of Tiryan provides excellent shear-thinning performance in its liquid state, along with optimal surface tension and nano-scale polymer size. This allows it to penetrate irregular gaps, such as bolt-nut interfaces and flange clearances, achieving dense, fully encapsulated coating.

ts unique formula and process enable natural curing at room temperature after application, forming a solid rubber-plastic isolation layer with outstanding properties: exceptional chemical and corrosion resistance, superior sealing performance, and damping characteristics.

Unlike traditional anti-corrosion coatings, Tiryan avoids issues like anchoring effects, high crosslink density, and rigid structures. It prevents "structural locking" between the coating and metal components, ensuring long-term protection while facilitating disassembly for maintenance. This makes it ideal for pipeline fittings.

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SDS(Part A) -TIRYAN(EN)

Application

Anti-corrosion protection for pipeline joints (flanges, bolts, clamps, etc.)

Waterproofing and anti-corrosion protection for storage tank edge plates

Advantages

Strong Protection

Easy Disassembly

ST2 Low Surface Preparation

Typical Characteristics

Item Test Data Testing Standards
Cured Density (g/cc) 1.6
Tensile Strength (psi/MPa) 363/2.5 ASTM D 638
Shore A Hardness 70 ASTM D2240
Elongation at Break (%) 100% ASTM D 638
Adhesion (psi/MPa) Sandblasted Steel Plate 870/6 ASTM D4541
Concrete 290/2
Rusted Steel Plate 290/2
FRP 870/6
Chemical Resistance (90 Days) HCl (10%) pass ASTM G20
NaOH (10%) pass
NaCl (10%) pass
Salt Spray Test (h) 5000 ASTM B117
Volume resistivity (Ω·m) 1×1012 ASTM D4496
Service Temperature (℉/℃) -22/-30 – 94/90

Packaging

1.25 KG/Kit, 6 Kits/CTN

Surface Preparation

Proper surface preparation is critical for optimal performance:

Degrease and desalinate surfaces. Rinse salt residues with freshwater in marine environments.

Remove contaminants and manually derust using wire brushes or sandpaper (ST2 grade).

Wipe surfaces clean with a dry cloth to remove moisture and loose rust.

Mixing

Ensure ambient temperature is 50 – 104℉ (10 – 40°C). When the ambient temperature is below 41℉ (5°C), Part A must be heated to above 50℉ (10°C).

Mixing ratio: 3:2 (By Weight). Total mix ≤ 400 g per batch.

Weigh components accurately and stir mechanically for 3 – 5 minutes.

Application

Apply using a brush or roller.

Single-coat thickness: 200 - 250 μm. For standalone use, apply ≥ 2 coats (total 400 - 500 μm).

Allow ≥ 18 hours between coats. If exceeding 72 hours, sand the prior coat before recoating.

Coverage

Based on a 250 μm thickness: 1 kg kit will cover 1.3 m2 (14 ft2)

Pot Life After Mixing

50℉ (10℃) – 40 min 70℉ (25℃) – 30 min 104℉ (40℃) – 20 min

Curing Schedule

Temperature 50℉ (10℃) 70℉ (25℃) 104℉ (40℃)
Surface Dry (h) 8 4 3
Complete Curing (h) 36 24 18

Clean Up

Clean tools immediately after use with solvents (acetone, xylene, alcohol, etc.).

Storage

Store between 10°C (50°F) and 32°C (90°F).

Unopened product shelf life: 1 year.

Safety

Before using any products, review the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) or Safety Sheet for your area. Follow standard confined space entry and work procedures, if appropriate.

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