0bfc6eea-29b4-44f9-8dba-e4761a1ba47fTIGER Drylac® Series 75BeschichtungenFassadenfarbenDispersion02 Building productsConstruction adhesives and coatingsCoatings with organic bindersThis Environmental Product Declaration declares a thermosetting powder coating for exterior architectural application with hyper durable weatherability.
TIGER Drylac® Series 75 is a highly weather-resistant duroplastic powder coating in a smooth matte finish based on Fluoropolymer, the corresponding hardener, and UV-light resistant pigments.
For the use and application of the product, the respective national provisions at the place of use apply by way of example, in Germany, these are the building codes of the federal states and the corresponding national specifications.0The production process of TIGER Drylac® Series 75 is the same in the three locations. Quality management systems: · TCA: IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 · TDU: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 · TDV: ISO 9001, ISO 14001 The powder coating is produced in the following order:[ 1. Weighing the raw materials 2. Premixing 3. Extrusion (plastification and homogenization) 4. Cooling and crushing 5. Grinding and sieving 6. Packing and Labeling 7. Metallic effects require an additional bonding process
Technical data:
The powder coating TIGER Drylac® Series 75 applied with a film thickness between 50 – 65µm and cured according to our technical data sheet on a suitable pretreated aluminium part has the following characteristics (according to AAMA 2605*):
Declared unit:
The environmental product declaration refers to a declared unit of 1 kg TIGER Drylac® Series 75 with a raw density between 1,4 – 1,8 g/cm³.TIGER Drylac® Series 75 is typically used for the powder coating of curtain walls and window frames on pretreated aluminium. Due to the very high weather resistance, the main application is in the field of high-quality building objects.EPDCoatings with organic binders.pdfaverage datasetGaBi Database (all versions)GaBi database SP40 2020Scope:
This EPD is based on a declared unit of 1 kg TIGER Drylac® Series 75 with a raw density between 1,4 – 1,8 g/cm³ produced at the TIGER sites
- TIGER Coatings GmbH u Co.KG located in Wels, Austria (TCA),
- TIGER Drylac U.S.A., Inc. located in St. Charles, USA (TDU) and
- TIGER Drylac Vietnam Co., Ltd. located in Binh Duong, Vietnam (TDV).
System boundary:
The life cycle assessment of average TIGER Drylac® Series 75 refers to a cradle-to-gate analysis:
Module A1-A3 | Production stage
The production stage includes the upstream burdens of raw material supply, their transport and the manufacturing at the TIGER production plants. The main inputs include the binding agents, pigments and other additives. This EPD refers to a weighted average of the three production sites in Austria, USA and Vietnam.
The end of life of the product is not part of this analysis. The product under study is physically integrated with other products during its installation and thus cannot be physically separated at end of life. As a result, the end of life of the product is determined by the coated structure (e.g. facades, metallic surfaces, etc.). When applied to metallic parts, the product most likely is part of the metal recycling process at its end of life.TIGER Drylac® Series 75.pdfInstitut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.DIN EN 15804ISO 14025TIGER Coatings GmbH & Co. KGDaxner & Merl GmbH2021-06-22T17:54:48.897ILCD FormatEPD-Datenformaterweiterungen v1.2EPD Data Format Extensions v1.200.01.000Institut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.EPD-TIG-20200056-IAD1-ENTIGER Coatings GmbH & Co. KGtrueFree of charge for all users and usesNoneInstitut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.Drylac Series 75 ()1Renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PERE)General reminder flowInputMJ15.8Renewable primary energy resources as material utilization (PERM)General reminder flowInputMJ0.89Total use of renewable primary energy resources (PERT)General reminder flowInputMJ16.7Non renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PENRE)General reminder flowInputMJ274Non renewable primary energy as material utilization (PENRM)General reminder flowInputMJ9.45Total use of non renewable primary energy resources (PENRT)General reminder flowInputMJ284Use of secondary material (SM)General reminder flowInputkg0.048Use of renewable secondary fuels (RSF)General reminder flowInputMJ0Use of non renewable secondary fuels (NRSF)General reminder flowInputMJ0Use of net fresh water (FW)General reminder flowInputm^30.0139Hazardous waste disposed (HWD)General reminder flowOutputkg7.85E-06Non hazardous waste disposed (NHWD)General reminder flowOutputkg1.8Radioactive waste disposed (RWD)General reminder flowOutputkg0.00302Components for re-use (CRU)General reminder flowOutputkg0Materials for recycling (MFR)General reminder flowOutputkg0Materials for energy recovery (MER)General reminder flowOutputkg0Exported electrical energy (EEE)General reminder flowOutputMJ0Exported thermal energy (EET)General reminder flowOutputMJ0Global warming potential (GWP)kg CO_(2)-Äq.14.1Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (ODP)kg CFC11-Äq.9.83E-08Acidification potential of land and water (AP)kg SO_(2)-Äq.0.0493Eutrophication potential (EP)kg PO_(4)^(3)-Äq.0.0043Formation potential of tropospheric ozone photochemical oxidants (POCP)kg Ethen-Äq.0.00833Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (ADPE)kg Sb-Äq.0.00148Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (ADPF)MJ281