Product Notes
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Usage :
- Use as received in wipe, immersion, and/or spray application systems. The product should not be diluted with water
- Can be used as a soak cleaner for parts heavily contaminated with soil. Allow parts to soak for as long as necessary and follow with air blow off.
- Not recommended for use in vapor degreasing equipment, since the product has a flash point.
This product is used as delivered and not to be diluted with water. Please consult with our Engineer as to which control procedures are best for your use and for copies of these procedures.
Heavy - Duty Applications Such As:
- Cleaning Greases and or Hydraulic Oils
- Cleaning straight cutting & drawing oils that may be sulfurized and/or chlorinated
Future & Benefit ::
- Economical & Versatile: The Solvent Cleaner CITRO 2000 is a non-conductive solvent based cleaner that is safe on both ferrous & non-ferrous materials
- High Solvency: The high level of solvency rapidly penetrates to loosen soil deposits under very little fluid impingement forces that are inherent in dip-immersion cleaning systems
- Non-Hazardous: This product does not contain any material shown to be a carcinogen by the National Toxicology Program (NTP), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), or OSHA.
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Free Rinsing: No residual films are left to interfere with future operations. Solis will not re-deposit even under high solid loading conditions
Handling & Storage ::
As with all metalworking products, Solvent Cleaner CITRO 2000 should be kept away from dampness and extreme temperatures, 4-30°C is the recommended storage temperature. When storage outdoors cannot be avoided, drums should be covered and supported to minimize contact with rain water and direct sunlight.
Solvent Cleaner CITRO 2000 is unlikely to present any significant health or safety hazard when used as recommended by Quaker Chemical. Good standards of personal and industrial hygiene must be maintained by the user . In order to protect the environment, the product used should be adequately disposed of by a
licensed contractor. The packaging material should be handled by a recognized drum reconditioning firm.
