DB Iron Mica Color Patterns according to TL/TP KOR Steel Buildings

DB-Iron Mica Color Cards, Color Sheets and Color fans
All formats required for architecture and steel construction from iron mica color charts from the color fan in 5 x 15 cm up to the DIN A4 color sample are available from us.
 

The products contains: DB 301         DB 310 DB 501 DB 502 DB 503 DB 510 DB 601 DB 602 DB 603 DB 610 DB 701 DB 702 DB 703 DB 704

To the collection bridges and ingeneering construction associated RAL-colors: RAL 1011         RAL 3003 RAL 5015 RAL 6009 RAL 7032 RAL 9001 RAL 2000         RAL 3031 RAL 5017 RAL 6011 RAL 7037 RAL 9002 RAL 2002         RAL 5000 RAL 5021 RAL 6017 RAL 8000 RAL 9003 RAL 3000 RAL 5010 RAL 6000 RAL 7001 RAL 8004 RAL 9010 The RAL-colors are not included. Please use our COMBI-Color-Fan with RAL and iron mica.

Info for the application in architecture and design
The hues of DB Mica are now widely used in architectural and design applications, and can be replicated with a variety of substrates such as paints, powder coatings, plastics, and so on. The exact color and feel (matt rough surface) of the original colors is usually not achieved.
The original DB-Iron Mica colors serve the corrosion protection of steel structures and are for decorative coatings largely unsuitable, also because they have a very rough surface.
 
The iron micaceous paints for bridge and engineering constructions were originally part of the Technical Delivery Conditions of Deutsche Bahn and are still known today as DB-Farben. The color designation has remained unchanged; the color shades have been specified since 2002 in the Annex H color chart for the TL / TP-KOR steel structures. For the 14 DB iron micaceous paints, appendix H 24 shows the corresponding RAL colors.
 
Short info about the treatment of steel structures outdoors
Most metallic building materials change their properties when exposed to weathering outdoors, e.g. B. by corrosion. Corrosion is the reaction of a metallic building material with its surroundings. A concrete statement about the environmental impact and the resulting corrosion is not possible in most cases. However, a permanent corrosion protection in compliance with the rules and standards is easy to produce.
The environmental impact of corrosion is classified into 6 categories depending on the environment and weathering. A classification of the corrosion load according to ambient conditions according to DIN EN ISO 12944-2 can be downloaded from www.bauforumstahl.de.
You can obtain technical information about the treatment of the substrate and the processing of metallic gray paints from your paint supplier. Manufacturers of anticorrosive coating materials are organized in the Department of Corrosion Protection Coating Materials, the names of these paint manufacturers can be found at www.lackindustrie.de