CRC Non Silicone Food Grade Penetrating Oil 312g

CRC Food Grade Penetrating Oil is a low viscosity penetrant in a 312g aerosol. CRC designed it to quickly loosen and free seized, bound or frozen fasteners on food processing equipment. The low surface tension formula creeps into cracks, seams, threads and joints.

It is NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact, is non silicone, with a corrosion inhibiting lubricating residue. It is classed as a flammable aerosol with an aspiration hazard (H304), so read the hazard details below before use.

Where this product is used

• Loosening and freeing seized, bound or frozen fasteners on food processing equipment
• Loosening rusted and corroded nuts, bolts, couplings, fittings, hinges and frozen components
• Easing the disassembly of plant machinery, tools and equipment for routine maintenance and emergency repairs

Features

• NSF H1 registered for incidental food contact (NSF registration No. 164663)
• Low viscosity, low surface tension formula that creeps into cracks, seams, threads and joints
• Corrosion inhibiting lubricating residue
• Non silicone, which will not harm paint, plastic or wood surfaces and allows treated surfaces to be repainted
• 360 degree valve: the can can be sprayed from any position, even upside down
• Carbon dioxide propellant

Key specifications

Choosing the right option

For general penetrating needs without a food processing requirement, see CRC Penetr8 High Speed Penetrant. For a food grade machine lubricant see CRC Food Grade Machine Oil 312g.

See also: CRC Food Grade Machine Oil 312g, CRC Penetr8 High Speed Penetrant, CRC Food Grade Silicone Spray Multi-Purpose 283g.

Using it

Directions: do not apply while equipment is energised. Spray directly on the corroded fasteners and allow the oil to seep between the joints and surfaces, tapping the joints lightly to help. Loosen or remove the fastener.

If the fastener does not release, repeat the spray and tap steps until it breaks free. Severely frozen or welded fasteners may require a power tool or nut cracker.

Storage and handling

Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C. Aerosol cans conduct electricity, so keep away from live electrical sources.

Limits and safety

Signal word Danger. It is classed as a flammable aerosol (H223), a pressurised container that may burst if heated (H229), an aspiration hazard that may be fatal if swallowed and enters airways (H304), a skin irritant (H315) and a cause of drowsiness or dizziness (H336). Transport: UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.1. Do not apply while equipment is energised. Read the safety data sheet before use.

NSF letter dated 27/07/21: Registration No. 164663, Category Code H1.

The aerosol itself is classified as a flammable aerosol (H223).