Zip-Chem® Cor-Ban® 23 Inhibitor 008017 Transparent Reddish-Pink Tint, 12 oz aerosol can
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This corrosion inhibitor features a transparent reddish-pink tint and comes in a 12-ounce aerosol can. It has a VOC content of 573 grams per liter, a flash point of 114°F, and offers over 3000 hours of salt spray resistance, evaporating without leaving residues or stains.This corrosion inhibitor features a transparent reddish-pink tint and comes in a 12-ounce aerosol can. It ha
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Overview
Zip-Chem® Cor-Ban® 23 high penetration corrosion inhibitor is transparent reddish-pink tint in color and has 573 grams per liter VOC contents that evaporate without leaving any residues or stains. The liquid corrosion inhibitor has a flash point of 114 degrees F, specific gravity of 0.88 and a viscosity of 26 centipoises. This product has a solvent odor and comes in a 12-ounce aerosol can. It offers a salt spray resistance greater than 3000 hours.
Features & Benefits
Water-displacing corrosion inhibitor has high penetration power
Fast drying non-tacky film is detectable
Flammability limit of 1% LEL and 18% UEL
Bulk density of 860 kilograms per cubic meter at 21 degrees C
Aerosol density of 760 kilograms per cubic meter at 21 degrees C
Dries in 1 hour
Self-leveling to 0.3 to 0.4 mils dry film thickness
Does not crack and flake up to -65 degrees F
High penetration power
Specifications
Boeing BMS 3-23G Type II Class II
AIMS 09-08-001 Type I Grade 3, BAMS 565-006 Type V, DHMS C4.12 Type II Grade 3 and 4, Cessna CSNP038, CIL-99-01, Embraer MEP 10-063 (E5313382 and E5313415)
Technical Information
UNSPSC Code
15120000
UNSPSC Category
Lubricants and oils and greases and anti corrosives
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