Cortec VpCI 414

Cortec VpCI-414 is a cleaner and degreaser that also removes temporary coatings such as Cortec VpCI-368, VpCI-388, VpCI-389, and non-silicone-based waxes from metal and painted surfaces.

Cortec VpCI-414 is also available in 13 oz Aerosol Cans.

FEATURES:

• Heavy-duty temporary coating remover
• Good for light oils and greases
• Will not affect painted surfaces
• Non-flammable
• Mostly used at room temperature, thus reducing energy consumption. Can also be used in a heated bath for removal of heavy hydrocarbons.
• Viscous liquid that will cling to ceilings and vertical surfaces in a ready-to-use formulation
• Can be used effectively at low concentrations.
• Provides corrosion protection after parts have been cleaned
• Protects metal in solution and above the liquid line on carbon steel

TYPICAL APPLICATION
Appearance: Clear light yellow liquid
pH: 10.9-11.4 (Neat)
Density (SG): 8.6-8.7 lb/gal (1.03-1.05 kg/l)
Non-volatile Content: 18-25%

METALS PROTECTED

• Carbon Steel
• Stainless Steel
• Cast Iron
• Galvanized Steel
• Brass (<30% Zn)
• Copper

PACKAGING
Available in 5 gallon pails (Cortec Product Code 11600687 ) or 55 gallon drums (Cortec Product Code 11600688). 5 gallon drum weighs 50 pounds and ships under our standard shipping rates. The 55 gallon drum must be shipped by truck. We will provide you with a freight quote before we ship this product.

STORAGE
Minimum: 32ºF (0ºC)
Maximum: 120ºF (49ºC)
Shelf Life: Product shelf life is 2 years.

CLEANING APPLICATIONS
Removing coatings, non-silicone based waxes, greases, and other heavily soiled equipment:

1. Spray apply VpCI-414.
VpCI-414 can be applied at full strength or diluted. It is best applied by spraying or immersion. The most ideal dilution, where one would get an adequate coverage of wet film for vertical and under-hanging surfaces, is 40% water to 60% concentrate. VpCI-414 can be sprayed with an airless or pump type sprayer, or used in a dip tank. Let the product stand (wet) for 10-15 minutes, depending on the film thickness of the product to be removed and the length of time that the coating has cured. Reapplication may be required.

2. Removal of product and coating
The removal of the product and coating may be accomplished with a power washer at the following settings or even a common garden nozzle. Pressure: 50-300 psi (3.4-21 bar) Temperature: 115º-160ºF (46º-71ºC).
If coating removed is tacky or remains tacky in patches repeat step 1.