Chemtronics DPL Deep Penetrating Lubricant ES1626 - Manual

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
DPL
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Lubricant is specially engineered to clean,
displace moisture, inhibit corrosion, reduce friction
and protect metal surfaces in one easy step.
Formulated to provide long-lasting protection and
improved performance to electrical and electronic
contacts, DPL
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Lubricant is the extra-strength multi-
purpose lubricant that provides a long-lasting film
that protects metals from corrosion under the most
extreme conditions. DPL
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Lubricant is registered
with the NSF as an H2 lubricant for use in and
around food processing areas.
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Cleans, protects, and lubricates all electrical and
electronic switches, contacts, relays, plugs, and
sockets
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Can be used in applications exposed to extreme
weather conditions
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Displaces moisture from electrical and electronic
components
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NSF H2 Registered
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Minimizes friction and metal wear
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Excellent corrosion protection under high
humidity and salt spray conditions
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Loosens rusted cabinets and hinges
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Works on most metals, even aluminum
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Contains special corrosion inhibitors for long-
term protection
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
DPL
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Lubricant effectively cleans and lubricates:
 Electrical and electronic contacts
 Potentiometers and rheostats
 Solenoids
 Electrical equipment
 Meters and test equipment
 Controllers
 Motors, generators and compressors
 Bearings, chains, cables, pulleys and gear
drives
TYPICAL PRODUCT DATA AND
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Boiling Point 500
° F
(Initial)
Evaporation Rate
(butyl acetate=1) <1
Flash Point (TCC) 280° F
Specific Gravity 0.83
Vapor Pressure @68
°F <0.01 mmHg
Appearance Light amber liquid
Odor
Mild
Solubility in Water Negligible
Dielectric Breakdown
(ASTM D-877) 43 kV
KB value 23.8
VOC* Content:
CARB 0%
SCAQMD 0 g/L
Federal 0%
Shelflife 5 years
NSF-Registered H2 #139464
*Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) information is calculated on a
weight basis using the VOC definition of California Air Resources
Board (CARB) Consumer Product Regulations, South Coast Air
Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Rule 102 and the Federal
definition published in 40 CFR 51.100(s)
COMPATIBILITY
DPL
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Lubricant is generally compatible with most
materials used in electrical and electronic
assemblies. As with any chemical, compatibility
should be checked on a non-critical area prior to use.
TDS # 1626
CHEMTRONICS
Technical Data Sheet
DPL
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Lubricant
Deep Penetrating Lubricant