Anti-Icing & Easy-Deicing

DSAN-S2001-(III) Anti-Icing Coating

Hydrophobic coating designed to reduce ice adhesion and support ice shedding on exposed equipment surfaces.

DSAN hydrophobic anti-icing coating containers

Product overview

Product and uses

DSAN-S2001-(III) is evaluated on winter-exposed assets using the relevant substrate, temperature, liquid-water content, wind, freeze-thaw cycle and mechanical exposure.

Selection starts with the substrate, equipment, operating environment and intended application process.

Key technical data

Key performance data for product evaluation and material selection.

Discuss Technical Fit
PropertyValueConditionStandard / source
Water contact angle>150°Initial prepared coating surfacePublished product information
Roll-off angle<5°Initial prepared coating surfacePublished product information
Solids content57%Condition not stated in the source document.Published product information
Surface dry<2 hCondition not stated in the source document.Published product information
Through dry<24 hCondition not stated in the source document.Published product information
Theoretical spreading rate4–5 m²/kgCalculated value; excludes application lossPublished product information
Damp-heat exposure1000 hReported as passed; test standard not stated.Published product information
Salt-spray exposure1000 hReported as passed; test standard not stated.Published product information
Artificial weathering3000 hReported as passed; test standard not stated.Published product information

Technical note: Values are presented with the stated conditions where available. Discuss the intended substrate and operating environment before product selection.

Selection support

Before trialling a blade anti-icing coating

Suggested evaluation steps, not a record of completed DSAN tests.

  1. Define the icing problem

    Describe the blade finish, icing conditions and intended result: delayed freezing, reduced accumulation or lower ice adhesion. Include preparation, curing and repair constraints.

  2. Compare under controlled conditions

    Agree acceptance criteria. Test coated and control specimens on the intended blade finish under the same temperature, water and airflow conditions. Repeat ice-adhesion and accumulation checks after relevant wear and freeze-thaw exposure.

  3. Check evidence and remaining work

    Request methods, specimen details, repeatability and results after conditioning. Use these to plan a limited blade-area trial and monitoring, not to assume service life.

Lower ice adhesion is not the same as preventing ice. Contact angle alone cannot establish blade performance or justify replacing ice detection, operating controls or active de-icing.

Discuss your blade conditions

Share the blade finish, site icing conditions and evaluation target to discuss fit and a possible sample comparison.

Applications

Typical equipment and surfaces.

Use this list to identify the closest equipment, surface and operating condition.

  1. 01Conductors and outdoor insulation
  2. 02Wind-facing surfaces
  3. 03Rail and switch zones
  4. 04Outdoor enclosures

Joint development

Need a material adapted to your application?

We support joint development for formulation, material integration and application evaluation. Tell us the target properties and what your team has tried so far.

Related product: DSAN-S2001-(III) Anti-Icing Coating

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Technical information

Published information for an initial product discussion.

Review the available product information, application context and related research before discussing technical fit.

  • Product information
  • Icing and freeze-thaw data
  • Environmental test plan
  • Relevant project cases

Product enquiry

Discuss DSAN-S2001-(III) Anti-Icing Coating.

Tell us the application, substrate, operating environment, development goal or market opportunity.

Inquiries are directed to betty@dsaner.com.