Kontakt Chemie FLUID 101 Moisture Repellant 200 ml Aerosol

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RS Stock No.:
131-6173
Distrelec Article No.:
303-08-563
Mfr. Part No.:
78009
Brand:
Kontakt Chemie
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Brand

Kontakt Chemie

Cleaner Type

Moisture Repellant

Trade Name

FLUID 101

Package Type

Aerosol

Package Size

200 ml

Application

Treatment of short circuits in electrical circuits

Product Category

De Watering Agent

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
BE

Kontakt Chemie Moisture Repellent, Aerosol Package, 200ml Package Size - 78009


This moisture repellent effectively treats water damage in electrical circuits and machinery. It maintains and restores equipment by displacing moisture and preventing corrosion, crucial for the longevity and reliability of essential components across various industries.

Features & Benefits


• Efficient moisture displacement due to excellent capillary action
• Creates a thin, non-greasy film for short-term corrosion protection
• Suitable for quickly drying moisture-sensitive electrical components
• Enhances performance in mechanical and electrical installations
• Quick drying time of 20–30 minutes at 20°C
• Effective when applied promptly to prevent corrosion

Applications


• Treating water-damaged electrical assemblies
• Maintaining machinery in humid conditions
• Clearing moisture from sensitive electronic equipment
• Removing residues from aqueous processing liquids
• Recommended for use in service and maintenance sectors

How quickly can I expect drying after application?


Drying usually takes between 20 and 30 minutes under standard conditions.

Is it safe to use on sensitive plastics?


Yes, it is generally safe, but testing on specific materials is recommended prior to extensive use.

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