COMORCAP T4551

> PHENOL AND CHLORINE FREE IMMERSION PAINT REMOVER

Liquid aqueous paint remover usable cold or hot (20 to 40°C / 68 to 104°F), suitable for the removal of multiple layers of epoxy or polyurethane coatings

Excellent efficiency when used cold, which permits its use in concurrent operation time on most paints.
Wide spectrum of activity: succesfully tested on alkyd, alkyd-urethane, polyurethane, acrylic epoxy coatings, etc...
Efficient on multi-layers or thick paint layers.
Safety for materials: does not attack ferrous metals, stainless steels, polypropylenes, aluminiums.
Completely free of hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents, chromates and phenols. All components are biodegradable.
As it does not contain chlorinated compounds, the paint wastes are classified in a financially very interesting treatment category.
The limited solvent volatility helps to maintain the bath in optimum operating conditions. Losses are minimised by an evaporation and odour preventive layer.
May be used at ambient temperature avoiding expensive energy costs necessary for products used hot.

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Technical Data Sheet

Removal by dipping of glycero-phthalic, alkyd-urethane, polyurethane, epoxy, etc... paints.
Removal of coatings, sealants and joints used for the sealing of metal structures.
Removal from swing trays, hooks, steel parts to repaint.

EUROCOPTER : ECA 3106.30

The application temperature ranges from 20 to 40 °C (68 to 104°F) on average according to the nature of paints or mastics to be removed and their thickness, as well as the desired stripping time.
In bath, an agitation by means of compressed air or a slow speed agitator accelerates the work. Provide a grating to support the baskets containing the pieces, and a conical bottom with draining at the low point to collect paint wastes. After draining of wastes, readjust the level of the bath with new product.
After separation or dissolution of the paint wastes, rinse with a pressurised jet.

Appearance : mobile liquid
Density : (average at 20°C/68°F) 1
Flash point : (ISO 2592) > 60°C