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TYPICAL OFFSHORE ‘MRO CHEMICAL TOOLKIT’… Function


Solvent Degreaser


Water-Based Degreaser Contact Cleaner


Moisture Seal For Electronics


Silicone Grease (Elastomeric Bearings/Rubber Seals) Anti-Seize Treatment


General Lubricant & Protective Seized Fastener Release


Fastener Marking (Quality Control) Anti-Corrosion Hand Wipes


Blade Paint (Repair Touch-Up) KEY FACT


Lubricants and greases degrade with use and time, the rate at which depends on a great number of variables. Should re-lubrication be carried out without inspection, contamination and old lubricant may mix with the new resulting in inefficient operation or premature failure. It is good working practice to


Product Recommendation Ambersil Amberklene FE10


Ambersil Water-Based Degreaser Ambersil Ambertron


Ambersil AMS4 Silicone Grease Ambergrease SIL


Ambersil Assembly Paste FG Ambersil 40+ Penetrating Oil Marker Pens Galva Colour


Ambersil Tough Wipes Ambersil Acrylic Paint


completely degrease and clean in these situations to avoid unplanned down-time and inefficient operation, particularly if the asset is sited remotely or offshore. The technology behind cleaning chemicals is complex: through the manipulation of chemical formulations specific, cleaning properties can be displayed: fast evaporation, foaming action, grease removal, dry deposit removal, material compatibility, and so on. Typically solvent and citrus based cleaners are better at removing greases and heavy/light oils, with water based products able to remove drier or staining materials.


TAKING MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY INTO ACCOUNT


A poor quality cleaner or the wrong cleaner is sometimes selected, whether it is due to perceived cost savings or simply using the same cleaner as always, in either case more product will be used as cleaning efficiency is reduced, but the real cost is more easily seen in lost time; waiting for the chemicals to remove the grime. With lower quality/imported products, the active ingredients may be present in reduced quantities than in ‘market leaders’, such as Ambersil. Ambersil offers one of the most


comprehensive range of industrial cleaners and degreasers available in the UK, backed up by lubricants, anti- corrosion products, metal cutting oils, welding aids, paints and more; which are all available nationwide through key distribution partners. The comprehensive MRO range enable engineers and


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