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The best all-purpose cleaner on the market. Non-flammable, non-toxic and no disposal problems. Safe on any surface which is not harmed by water. Will clean up everything from fire-damaged surfaces to greasy equipment and parts.
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| ORANGE
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100% D-limonene citrus solvent, a very versatile product, 1000's of uses. A drain opener, odor control agent, tar remover, parts washer solvent, silk screen clean up, electric motor and parts clean up. Very environmentally safe product.
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| ORANGE 150
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A blended product to raise the flash point to 150°F. Still an excellent cleaner but a higher flash point for shops where fire is a concern.
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| ORANGE 162
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One of the highest flash point D-limonene citrus products on the market, Orange 162 is still a 100% solvent formula so you can use it where water based products will cause problems.
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| SOY WHAT
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A solvent made by the American soybean farmer. Soy What is a by-product of the soybean. It is extracted out of the soybean. A very biodegradable product and a very good solvent. Will clean as well as some chlorinated solvents and does not have any of the safety, health or disposal issues. You could fry your eggs in it, but stick with butter, it tastes better.
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| TEC SOL 156
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An economical petroleum solvent for all types of metal and parts clean up. Very low odor and very slow evaporating, perfect for parts washers and general solvent clean up.
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| TEC SOL 156 O
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The same great low odor petroleum solvent blended with a little D-limonene for quicker and better cleaning. 25,000 Volts of dielectric strength so no need to worry about cleaning energized equipment or putting power back to a piece of machinery. Formulated to be equal to NCH Volts II except in price.
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| T.F.S.
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Truly Fine Stuff, it really is, water based but it takes grease off like Trichloroethane used to before the ozone hole. But that's another story. Use in your parts washer, remove grease from metal before painting, cleans up apple waxing equipment like you have never seen, we are still learning about new uses every day. It's strong so wear your rubber gloves.
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