CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner Quick Drying 400g
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CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner is a flammable cleaner and degreaser containing no trichloroethylene, supplied in a 400g aerosol. CRC says it evaporates fast, leaves no residue and removes the need for rinsing or wiping.
CRC lists it for removing grease, oil, corrosion and sludge from air tools, mechanical brakes, clutches, chains, motors, dies, bearings, generators and compressors. CRC's directions say not to use it on energised equipment or on sensitive electronics.
Where this product is used
- Removing grease, oil, corrosion and sludge
- Air tools, mechanical brakes, clutches, chains and wire ropes
- Motors, dies, moulds, parts and bearings
- Generators and compressors
Features
- Fast evaporation, which CRC says minimises downtime on clean-in-place cleaning
- Residue free: CRC says it prevents harmful build-up and removes the need for rinsing or wiping
- Contains no trichloroethylene, per CRC
- 360 degree valve expels all usable product evenly when the can is held upside down
- Extension tube for hard-to-reach areas
- Not for use on energised equipment, sensitive electronics or acrylic, ABS and polycarbonate plastics
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Flammable quick drying cleaner and degreaser, aerosol |
| CRC product number | 2019 |
| Pack | 400g aerosol |
| Appearance | Clear colourless liquid |
| Odour | Mild ethereal |
| Composition (SDS) | Acetone 10 to 30%; isohexane 10 to 30%; isopropyl alcohol 10 to 30%; heavy hydrotreated naphtha 10 to 30%; carbon dioxide 1 to 10% |
| Flash point (aerosol, SDS) | Below 23 °C |
| Specific gravity | Above 1 at 20 °C |
| Solubility in water | Slight |
| Propellant | Carbon dioxide |
| Dangerous goods | UN 1950, AEROSOLS, Class 2.1 |
| Storage | Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50 °C |
| Source | CRC Industries (Aust) technical data sheet (undated) and safety data sheet 03/04/25 (revision 2.4); CRC Australia product page (crcindustries.com.au) |
Selecting the right option
This is a flammable cleaner for mechanical parts. For a non-flammable cleaner described by CRC for electric motors see CRC Aerosol Lectra Clean Electric Motor & Equipment Cleaner 400g. CRC directs sensitive electronics to its precision cleaners, not to this product.
Using it
Read the entire label. Do not use on energised equipment. Remove plates or covers to expose the interior and scrape off heavy deposits first.
Spray liberally and allow the product to run off; use the extension tube for hard-to-reach areas. A dry absorbent cloth accelerates drying. Insufficient ventilation or drying time can result in fire or explosion.
Test on a small area first, as the product may be harmful to some plastics.
Storage and handling
Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50 °C.
Limits and safety
SDS classification: Danger. Extremely flammable aerosol (H222), pressurised container that may burst if heated (H229), may be harmful if swallowed, in contact with skin or if inhaled (H303, H313, H333), causes mild skin irritation (H316), causes serious eye irritation (H319), may cause drowsiness or dizziness (H336), repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking (AUH066). Flash point below 23 °C; UN 1950, Class 2.1; classified as Schedule 5 (S5) under the SUSMP poisons standard. Not for use on energised equipment, sensitive electronics, computers, tape decks or VCRs, or on plastics such as acrylic, ABS and polycarbonate. Read the safety data sheet before use.
Frequently asked questions
Is CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner flammable?
Yes. CRC's technical data sheet states it is flammable, and SDS revision 2.4 classes it as an extremely flammable aerosol (H222) with a flash point below 23 °C, UN 1950, Class 2.1.
Can I use CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner on live electrical equipment?
No. CRC's technical data sheet says not to use it on energised equipment.
Can I use CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner on electronics or plastics?
CRC says it is not for use on sensitive electronics, computers, tape decks or VCRs, and not on plastics such as acrylic, ABS and polycarbonate. Test on a small area first.
Does CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner contain trichloroethylene?
No. CRC states it contains no trichloroethylene.
What is the flash point of CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner?
The SDS and CRC page give below 23 °C for the aerosol. CRC's technical data sheet gives 10 °C for the concentrate without propellant.
How do I use CRC Electrical Parts Cleaner?
Remove plates or covers, scrape heavy deposits, then spray liberally and allow it to run off, using the extension tube where needed. A dry absorbent cloth accelerates drying.
Related products
See also: CRC Nail Gun Cleaner and Degreaser 400g, CRC Heavy Duty Parts Cleaner 400g, CRC Aeroclean Degreaser 400g, CRC Hot Shot Degreaser 500g.
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