Use Acetone for: Cleaning polyurethane adhesives, thinning resins, epoxies, and lacquers, and dissolving gums, waxes, oils, and dyes.
Acetone is a high-performance cleaning solvent designed for professional use. Its fast-evaporating formula makes it ideal for cleaning adhesives, thinning resins, and dissolving various substances. This versatile solvent is essential for tradespeople working with epoxies, lacquers, and fiberglass. With a 0 g/L VOC content, Acetone provides an environmentally responsible solution for cleaning and thinning applications. Its high purity ensures effective results, making it a reliable choice for demanding tasks.
Key Features of Acetone
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High Purity: Ensures effective cleaning and thinning.
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Fast Evaporation: Quickly dissolves and evaporates, reducing downtime.
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Versatile Application: Suitable for cleaning adhesives, thinning resins, and dissolving various substances.
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Low VOC Content: 0 g/L, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
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Compatibility: Mixes with water, alcohols, esters, ethers, and other organic solvents.
Technical Overview
Acetone is a powerful solvent with a specific gravity of 0.792 and a freezing point of -95°C. Its water-thin viscosity allows for easy application and effective cleaning. The low acidity and alkalinity levels, combined with a maximum water content of 0.5%, ensure high purity. Its fast evaporation rate, though slower than ether, makes it efficient for various applications.
Chemical Properties: Clear, colourless liquid with high purity and fast evaporation.
Application Temperature Range: Suitable for use in a wide range of temperatures due to its low freezing point (-95°C). Ensure adequate ventilation during application.
Application Information
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Required Tools: Clean cloths, brushes, and appropriate containers.
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Trade-Specific Tips: Use small amounts at a time to prevent flammable vapor build-up. Ensure proper ventilation.
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Common Issues and Solutions: Avoid using on polystyrene foam; use appropriate PPE to prevent skin irritation.
Storage and Shelf Life
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Storage Requirements: Store in a cool, dry place away from ignition sources.
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Shelf Life Information: Store in tightly closed containers to prevent evaporation and contamination.
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Temperature Considerations: Avoid storing near heat sources due to its flammability.
Certifications
- Hazard Class III: Flammable liquid classification.