EVO-STIK CLEANER 1
Solvent based adhesive
Product overview
Cleaner 1 is a ketone based solvent.
Available sizes
CANS 5 L/P162
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| Key Benefits | - Thinner for nitrile & PU adhesives - Cleaner for tools & equipment - Highly flammable |
| Adhesive Technology | SOLVENT BASED |
| Flash Point | In the group -18 to -7 °C |
| Method Of Use | Note: A small trial should be carried out to ensure that the surfaces will not be attacked before cleaning commences • Moisten rag or cotton wool with Cleaner 1 and wipe the contaminated surface, avoiding surface recontamination by frequently changing the rag/cotton wool. • Allow residual solvent to dry before carrying out subsequent operations. |
| Recommended Use | Cleaner 1 may be used for thinning solvent-borne nitrile and polyurethane adhesives to provide lower viscosities for meeting special application requirements. It may also be used for cleaning application equipment used with the above adhesive types and removing excess adhesive. |
| Important | Before embarking on any work involving Cleaner 1 the safety data sheet should be carefully studied by those carrying out the work. Please take care when opening the inner seal in the can. |
| Recommended Use | Cleaner 1 may be used for thinning solvent-borne nitrile and polyurethane adhesives to provide lower viscosities for meeting special application requirements. It may also be used for cleaning application equipment used with the above adhesive types and removing excess adhesive. |
| Shelf Life | At least 2 years from date of manufacture, under the above conditions of storage. |
| Storage | Store in sealed containers in a dry, well ventilated, flameproof place between 5 - 30°C. |
| Method Of Use | Note: A small trial should be carried out to ensure that the surfaces will not be attacked before cleaning commences • Moisten rag or cotton wool with Cleaner 1 and wipe the contaminated surface, avoiding surface recontamination by frequently changing the rag/cotton wool. • Allow residual solvent to dry before carrying out subsequent operations. |