Non solvent solvent tank substitutions
04-16-19, 12:26 PM
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Budget for gloves :
https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Resi...ateway&sr=8-22
Those thin, stretchy, nitrile disposables won't work for this kind of duty.
https://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Resi...ateway&sr=8-22
Those thin, stretchy, nitrile disposables won't work for this kind of duty.
04-16-19, 12:43 PM
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Hey - It's your hands - If they say you can use it bare handed, who am I to say.
The stuff is formulated to break down oil and grease (some kind of detergent, I suppose), so I guess if you're not worried about it breaking down the oil in your skin, don't worry about gloves.
The stuff is formulated to break down oil and grease (some kind of detergent, I suppose), so I guess if you're not worried about it breaking down the oil in your skin, don't worry about gloves.
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I think I have found a solution.
Update: we are going to purchase one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-2480.../dp/B01GSKA1CM
And use this aqueous parts cleaning solution:
https://chemfree.com/portfolio-items...rtfolioCats=47
Total cost will be budget friendly under $250, and if properly maintained, should last indefinately, with no MSDS, fire, OSHA, or AQMD concerns.
Thank you to everyone who helped!
Update: we are going to purchase one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/OEMTOOLS-2480.../dp/B01GSKA1CM
And use this aqueous parts cleaning solution:
https://chemfree.com/portfolio-items...rtfolioCats=47
Total cost will be budget friendly under $250, and if properly maintained, should last indefinately, with no MSDS, fire, OSHA, or AQMD concerns.
Thank you to everyone who helped!
Nice. The smaller one would be great for a home shop.
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04-16-19, 01:11 PM
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Hey - It's your hands - If they say you can use it bare handed, who am I to say.
The stuff is formulated to break down oil and grease (some kind of detergent, I suppose), so I guess if you're not worried about it breaking down the oil in your skin, don't worry about gloves.
The stuff is formulated to break down oil and grease (some kind of detergent, I suppose), so I guess if you're not worried about it breaking down the oil in your skin, don't worry about gloves.
https://chemfree.com/wp-content/uplo..._SW4_14148.pdf
Look what a great job it did on this big block Ford intake manifold, and the guys gloves! Although that cleaner unit he has is $2800 and massive overkill for bikes.
