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FLUID FILM® Aerosol & Non-Aerosol / Bulk
Lanolin-based, solvent-free penetrant and lubricant for corrosion prevention, used in the marine environment of ships and offshore drilling rigs.
Description
FLUID FILM® is a penetrant and lubricant also used for corrosion prevention: a non-toxic, long-lasting thixotropic liquid formulated from specially processed wool wax, highly refined petroleum oils and selected agents for corrosion control, penetration, metal wetting and water displacement. It contains no solvents, will not dry out and penetrates to the base of metals. Heavily corroded or frozen parts such as nuts, bolts and shafts can be salvaged by applying it.
Key features
- Clear, straw-colored liquid; flash point 405°F minimum (bulk liquid, ASTM-92 Cleveland Open Cup)
- Non-volatile 89% minimum (3 hours @ 220°F)
- VOC (CARB 310): aerosol less than 25%, non-aerosol less than 1%
- Supplied as aerosol can, brush can, one gallon can, 5 gallon pail, hand pump and 55 gallon drum
Applications
- Ships and offshore drilling rigs
- Commercial fishing, power and industrial plants
- Aerospace, automotive, agriculture and home maintenance
Specifications
| Appearance | Clear, straw colored liquid |
|---|---|
| Flash point, bulk liquid (ASTM-92 Cleveland Open Cup) | 405°F minimum |
| Non-volatile | 89% minimum (3 hours @ 220°F) |
| VOC (CARB 310) | AS: Less than 25%, NAS: Less than 1% |
| Viscosity | Brookfield HBF, 70 ° F #2 Spindle at 2 RPM 10 - 20 reading (16,000 - 32,000 cps) |
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