AVION Water-base Carburizing Stop-Off Coating GREEN-LABEL product container

AVION GREEN-LABEL Stop-Off Coating is designed to protect selected areas of steel components from carburization during vacuum carburizing and gas carburizing processes. The coating forms a protective barrier on areas where carbon penetration is not desired, allowing manufacturers to control which surfaces receive the carburized case.
Application: Painting, dipping, or airless spraying according to production requirements.
The required coating thickness should be selected according to the required carburizing depth and process conditions.
After carburizing: Wash treated parts with soap and water to remove coating residue. Application equipment and tools can be cleaned in the same manner.
| Packaging | Volume | Approx. Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Plastic Bucket | 3.8 L | 11 lb |
| Barrel | 209 L | 571 lb |

AVION BLUE-LABEL Stop-Off Coating is specifically designed to protect selected areas of metal components from nitriding. One or more coating applications can be used depending on the protection requirements of the component and process.
This operating requirement should be considered when establishing the nitriding process cycle.
Coating residue may be removed using a cloth or stiff brush. Application tools can be cleaned using soap and warm water.
For heat-treatment operations, the objective is not always to harden or chemically modify the entire surface of a component. Certain areas may need to retain their original surface characteristics.
Use GREEN-LABEL on areas where carbon penetration is not desired during vacuum or gas carburizing.
Use BLUE-LABEL to protect selected areas from nitriding according to the process requirements.
Define which areas should be exposed to thermochemical treatment and which areas should remain protected.
Typical industry positioning may include heat treatment shops, automotive components, tool and die manufacturing, gear manufacturing, aerospace components, industrial machinery, and precision metal components. These examples are positioning suggestions and are not explicitly listed in the supplied AVION brochure.
| Feature | GREEN-LABEL | BLUE-LABEL |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Process | Carburizing | Nitriding |
| Purpose | Prevent carbon penetration | Prevent nitriding |
| Base | Water-based | Water-based |
| Vacuum Process | Vacuum carburizing specified | Not stated in brochure |
| Gas Process | Gas carburizing specified | Protective atmosphere requirement specified |
| Temperature Stated | Up to 1,900°F / 1,038°C | Do not heat above 400°F / 204°C without protective gas |
| Application | Painting, dipping, airless spraying | One or multiple applications |
| Removal | Soap and water | Cloth or stiff brush |
| Tool Cleaning | Soap and water | Soap and warm water |
A carburizing stop-off coating is a protective material applied to selected areas of a component to prevent carbon diffusion during carburizing. AVION GREEN-LABEL is a water-based stop-off coating designed for vacuum and gas carburizing.
Yes. AVION's product literature specifies GREEN-LABEL for both vacuum and gas carburizing applications.
The coating can be applied by painting, dipping, or airless spraying.
AVION specifies use at temperatures up to 1,900°F, approximately 1,038°C.
AVION BLUE-LABEL is the water-based stop-off coating intended for selective protection against nitriding.
BLUE-LABEL should not be heated above 400°F / approximately 204°C without a protective gas atmosphere.
Treated parts can be washed with soap and water to remove coating residue. Application tools can be cleaned in the same manner.
Coating resssidue may be removed with a cloth or stiff brush. Application tools can be cleaned using soap and warm water.
AVION Stop-Off Coatings provide selective protection during carburizing and nitriding heat treatment. GREEN-LABEL is designed for vacuum and gas carburizing, with use at temperatures up to 1,900°F (1,038°C). BLUE-LABEL is intended for selective protection during nitriding and has a stated 400°F (204°C) heating limitation without a protective gas atmosphere.