L-590 Parts Washer Compound

L-590 is a highly concentrated cleaning formulation specifically intended for use in
automated cleaning applications. It was
specifically formulated for removing grease, oil,
scale, and smut from ferrous metal surfaces.
This product combines potent wetting and water
conditioning agents with an alkaline build to work
effectively under extremely heavy soil conditions.
Specially formulated to provide interim process
rust inhibition, reduce spotting and greatlyreduce
scale build up in machines.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Appearance White Clear Liquid
pH @ 1 % Solution 12.6
Odor Mild
Foaming Action Very Low
Solubility in water Complete
Rinsing action

Excellent

Metal Safety Ferrous Metals Only
Flash Point None
Specific Gravity 1.15
Stability Stable
Standard Container 55 Gallon drum

Progress Chemical guarantees its products will
perform to your satisfaction when used in accordance to our recommendations. W e back this guarantee with over 50 years experience. Our company has been certified to ISO 9001:2000 Quality Standards.

Product Info

USAGE AND DILUTION
INSTRUCTIONS

This product is intended for use in automated
spray or soak application parts washers.
Solution concentrations should be maintained
between 5 and 16 ounces per gallon of water.
Cleaning solution temperatures should be
maintained between 120° and 170° F. Periodic
adds of 1 to 2 ounces per gallon should be made
to extend cleaning solution life. Usage may vary
depending on soil load, nature of parts,
equipment design, time requirements and other physical properties related to the process.


HANDLING AND STORAGE

This is a highly alkaline product containing
Potassium Hydroxide. Use good industrial
hygiene practices such as wearing chemical
safety goggles, rubber gloves, impermeable
apron, and other appropriate protective clothing
to prevent personal contact. Wash thoroughly
after handling this product. In case of skin or eye
contact, flush with plenty of water for at least 15
minutes and call physician. Store product in
tightly closed containers between 50° and 85° F.
Rotate stock. When stored as stated above, shelf life is a minimum of 2 years.


Refer to our Material Safety Data Sheet for additional information.
Rev. 1/09


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