CRC NF Aeroclean Degreaser 400g Aerosol - Pack of 6

CRC NF Aeroclean Degreaser is a non-flammable aerosol degreaser. CRC describes it as a concentrated jet of cleaning solution, a combination of surfactants, detergents and solvents, that removes oil and grease from a wide range of surfaces.

You spray it on and hose it off. It leaves a degreasing agent on the surface that emulsifies the remaining contaminants when flushed with water, and CRC says it removes bitumen-based grease. This listing is a pack of 6 x 400g aerosol cans.

Where this product is used

• Mechanical equipment
• Workshop tools
• Garage floors
• Automotive engines (not hot engines)

Features

• Non-flammable (TDS and SDS)
• Spray on, hose off
• Removes oil and grease
• Non-corrosive (CRC data sheet)
• Leaves a degreasing agent that emulsifies remaining contaminants when flushed with water
• Removes bitumen-based grease

Key specifications

Selecting the right option

CRC lists a flammable Aeroclean Degreaser as a separate product, see CRC Aeroclean Degreaser 400g. This listing is the non-flammable NF version, and the two have different safety data sheets. For a larger solvent-based aerosol see CRC Hot Shot Degreaser 500g, which is classified as extremely flammable.

Using it

CRC's directions: shake the can well and spray directly onto greasy or oily surfaces. Allow up to 5 minutes, then hose off with pressure.

Heavy or thick deposits may have to be loosened with a scraper or brush. If necessary, spray again and hose off with pressure.

Do not allow the product to come into contact with bitumen surfaces, and do not spray it onto hot surfaces such as hot engines.

Storage and handling

Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. Store in a well-ventilated place, keep cool, keep the container tightly closed and store locked up. Protect from sunlight and do not expose to temperatures above 50 °C.

Limits and safety

Warning. Pressurised container: may burst if heated (H229). UN 1950, Aerosols, Class 2.2. The SDS does not classify it as a health or environmental hazard, but CRC warns that deliberately sniffing or inhaling the concentrated contents can be harmful or fatal. Do not pierce or burn the can. Do not spray onto hot surfaces such as hot engines, and do not let it contact bitumen surfaces. Read the safety data sheet before use.

Frequently asked questions

Is CRC NF Aeroclean Degreaser flammable?

No. CRC's data sheet lists it as non-flammable and the SDS gives a flash point above 100 °C. It is still a pressurised aerosol (UN 1950, Class 2.2), so do not expose it to temperatures above 50 °C.

How do I use CRC NF Aeroclean Degreaser?

Shake the can, spray it directly onto the greasy or oily surface, allow up to 5 minutes, then hose off with pressure. Loosen heavy deposits with a scraper or brush and repeat if needed.

Can I use NF Aeroclean on hot engines or bitumen surfaces?

No. CRC's data sheet says not to spray it onto hot surfaces such as hot engines and not to let it contact bitumen surfaces.

What propellant does CRC NF Aeroclean use?

CRC's data sheet gives carbon dioxide.

Is NF Aeroclean the same as CRC Aeroclean Degreaser 5070?

No. CRC lists the flammable Aeroclean Degreaser 5070 as a separate product with its own data sheets. This listing is the non-flammable item 1757385.

What does a pack of 6 contain?

Six 400g aerosol cans of CRC NF Aeroclean Degreaser. CRC lists item 1757385 as a single 400g aerosol, and its barcode and unit size refer to one can.

Related products

See also: CRC Aeroclean Degreaser 400g, CRC Hot Shot Degreaser 500g, CRC Heavy Duty Parts Cleaner 400g, CRC Aerosol Natural Degreaser Naturally Formulated Non-Corrosive 400g.