Formulated industrial ultrasonic liquid cleaner.
(one 5-gallon pail)

Download a PDF of the Chem-Crest 121 product sheet — which contains the information below:

Chem-Crest 121 is capable of removing and dispersing oils, various polymeric acid and adhesive residues, paints, and particulates.

Chem-Crest 121 removes oils, various polymeric acid and adhesive residues, paints, and particulates.

Chem-Crest 121 is used as received without further dilution. It can be heated up to 170°F. Consult first with Crest Ultrasonics if the process requires a higher temperature. The product can be re-circulated with filtration using a 3–5 micrometer Teflon® filter.

Chem-Crest 121 is compatible with most metals in general. Aluminum and copper must be tested first. It should not be used on plastics.

Chem-Crest 121 is available in cases of 5 gallons and in 55-gallon containers.

Flash Point: None
Specific Gravity: 1.0 +/- 0.05
ph: 9 +/- 0.8
Solubility in Water: Complete @ RT
Volatiles: N/A
(The above are typical values and do not constitute specifications.)

Avoid freezing conditions. Handle with care. Avoid breakage of containers. The contaminated used material should be handled by a specialized water disposal company. Dispose of in accordance with Federal, State, and Local government regulations.

See Safety Data Sheet

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