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 Pickling Powder- 1kg, Un2837

Pickling Powder- 1kg, Un2837
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Product Code: 998 240


Please note due to the hazardous nature of
this product, we can only despatch via courier.
Product Information :
mix 50gms per litre
use between 30 & 80 degrees centigrade
Pickle powder is mixed with water to form a
solution which has sulphuric acid base.
Pickling is recommended after heat treatment /
soldering to remove surface firestain.
Pickle powder should be used warm.
Manufacturers instuctions should be followed when
using Pickle powder.
Avoid contact with :
Skin - will cause irritation.
Clothing - will damage upon contact.
When placing objects in and out of solution always
ensure the use of either plastic or brass tongs /
tweezers. Other materials are stripped and a
deposit (usually copper) is left on any article in
the solution.
Binding wire should also be removed as this will
cause the same effect.
If this happens solution should be replaced.
Use 50gms per one litre at 30-80 deg. C.
Please add pickle to water not water to pickle.

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Price: £6.94 (£8.15 inc. VAT)

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