SAFETY
SOLVENT
 REMOVES PETROLEUM, TAR AND
WAX
 SAFE FOR ELECTRIC MOTORS
 SAFE ON ALL METALS
 MODERATE EVAPORATION
SAFETY SOLVENT is great for cleaning electric motor parts.
 SAFER THAN MOST SOLVENTS
 NO MIXING REQUIRED
Texas Refinery Corp's SAFETY SOLVENT
is a clear liquid with a characteristic solvent
odor. It is a combination of aliphatic and
chlorinated solvents with excellent solvent
action. It contains no soaps, no synthetics,
no fillers, nor any alkalies or acids.
SAFETY SOLVENT
Removes Petroleum, Tar and
Wax
SAFETY SOLVENT is designed for the
removal of petroleum-based, tar-based, or
wax-based soils from metals. It is especially
designed for use where a residue must be
avoided. It can also be used in confined
areas with adequate ventilation. However,
spraying in a confined area should be
avoided.
SAFETY SOLVENT
Safe for Electric Motors
SAFETY SOLVENT is much safer than other
solvents such as naphtha, kerosene, or diesel
fuel. It is designed for cleaning electric motors
and other such electrical equipment. It is nonionic and therefore, can be used to clean electric
motors. Remember, electric motors should be
shut off before cleaning. Before starting, the
motor should be free of solvent.
SAFETY SOLVENT
Is Safe On All Metals
SAFETY SOLVENT is safe on all metals.
Aluminum, brass, and copper-plated parts are
not adversely affected. However, SAFETY
SOLVENT has a strong solvent action on
petroleum, tar, and wax-based soils.
SAFETY SOLVENT
Evaporates Moderately
The moderate evaporation speed of
SAFETY SOLVENT does not condense
moisture into electric motor housings such
as a faster evaporating product might. It
contains no fillers which might leave behind a
residue.
SAFETY SOLVENT
Is Safer Than Most Solvents
SAFETY SOLVENT is safer to use than
most solvents. The tag closed cup (TCC)
flash point is near 175°F. Most solvents have
a flash point well below 130°F. However, like
other solvents, the solvent action can dry out
the skin. Prolonged contact may lead to a
chapped condition.
and cases, cleaning machinery and motor
in paper and lumber mills and cleaning
intermediate gears and water meters.
SAFETY SOLVENT
No Mixing Required
SAFETY SOLVENT is used in a variety
of ways. For large machinery the product
may be sprayed on using a small portable
pressure tank. Hard to spray areas may be
wire brushed, dipping the wire brush into
SAFETY SOLVENT to keep the area wet.
SAFETY SOLVENT may be swabbed
or sponged over the surface to be cleaned.
Small parts may be dipped, utilizing a
cleaning tank with a wire basket type
drain device. The parts can be air dried
or force dried with dry compressed air.
Dry compressed air is necessary to keep
moisture from condensing in sensitive areas.
Other uses include printed circuit cleaner,
cleaning greasy parking meters and clocks,
cleaning motors in water and sewage
plants, cleaning instrument parts, bearings
In all cases, use SAFETY SOLVENT as it
comes from the drum without dilution and at
room temperature. Heating the product will
decrease its safety.
SPECIFICATIONS
SAFETY SOLVENT
Product Code #1025
Flash Point, T.C.C.
Vapor Pressure at 70°F.
175°F.
350.0 mm Hg.
Specific Gravity
0.94
Percent Volatile, By Volume
100
Handling Information: For safe handling of products, read the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).
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E-mail: [email protected]
TEXAS REFINERY CORP
Fort Worth, Texas
Toronto, Ontario • Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
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