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-CASTROL RUSTILO DW 330, 20 L
€260.60
Including €0.93 for ecotax
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Dewatering corrosion preventive (previously called SafeCoat™ DW 33)
This product is encoded as hazardous and therefore has an additional cost of carriage under the European Agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by road (ADR), signed in 1957 to regulate the transport of dangerous goods by road.
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Description:
Castrol Rustilo™ DW 330 (formerly known as SafeCoat™ DW 33) is a hydrophobic, oxidation inhibitor product designed for long-term protection of metal parts with excellent anti-corrosive properties. Rustilo DW 330 is formulated from volatile solvents with a narrow cutting range that dries quickly.
Application:
It is used in applications where high performance is required. The product is classified for long-term protection and is recommended for pretreatment prior to the storage of metal parts. It can be applied by immersion, spraying, or manually due to its high fluidity.
The removal of the protective layer is simple and can be done using appropriate solvents or alkaline detergents.
Advantages:
- Well accepted by operators.
- Free from heavy metals (e.g., Barium).
- Contains a powerful package of corrosion inhibitors.
- Good hydrophobic and penetrating properties.
- Good stability against acidic and alkaline contaminants.
157BA5
Specific References
- EAN13
- 8435581610782
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Dewatering corrosion preventive (previously called SafeCoat™ DW 33)
This product is encoded as hazardous and therefore has an additional cost of carriage under the European Agreement concerning the international carriage of dangerous goods by road (ADR), signed in 1957 to regulate the transport of dangerous goods by road.