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Product Data: #210.1
Effective November 2013
National Stock Number
1 gal/4 CTN
8030-01-381-7311
Technical Data Sheets | FLUID FILM Liquid AR
Fluid Film Liquid AR is a non-toxic, lanolin-based soft gel coating. It is used primarily in the heavy marine industry, and is useful in preserving parts in storage or during shipment. It is also used in the maintenance of aircraft, heavy equipment, and automobiles.
Liquid AR can be applied using a Graco Fire-Ball 300 Grease Pump, 50:1, for 400lb (180kg) drum, model #239888. Gun: Graco Pistol Grip Flo-gun model: 207-945, series B; or an Alemite 7896 pump (22/1 ratio) or equal, and a flow gun.
FLUID FILM Liquid AR Details
Description
Amber, soft gel. Lanolin-based coating. Solvent free. Non-toxic. Will not evaporate. Anti-corrosive coating, lubricant and penetrant for all metals.
Usage Details
Used in heavy marine and general industry, particularly for ballast tanks and voids, chains, hoists, wire rope, winches, turnbuckles, conveyors, bearings, augers, drills, valves, linkages, scales, joints and zert fittings. Preserves parts in storage or during shipment. Used in the maintenance of aircraft, heavy equipment, and automobiles. Also used in refineries, salt plants, power plants and gas companies.
Application Methods
Graco Fire-Ball 300 Grease Pump, 50:1, for 400lb (180kg) drum, model #239888. Gun: Graco Pistol Grip Flo-gun model: 207-945, series B; or an Alemite 7896 pump (22/1 ratio) or equal, and a flow gun. If this soft gel is to be transferred from its original container into a spraying device, it is desirable to break the gel’s thixotropy by mechanical agitation. The agitation will convert the product to a more liquid consistency and make pouring feasible. If conditions dictate a heavier coating or lubricant, refer to other Eureka Chemical Company Product Bulletins for semi-liquids, gels and greases or consult Eureka Chemical Company.
Particulars for Heavy Marine
No sandblasting required. Remove flaking rust and peeling paint. Break all FOR HEAVY MARINE: blisters larger than 25mm (one inch). Remove all standing water. Clean up all debris and silt. Residual coal tar and asphaltic coatings should be removed to leave a thickness of no more than 50 microns (0.002 inches). If sufficient time and/or funds are not available for ideal preparation, LIQUID AR may be applied with less preparation or none at all. In this case, it must be remembered that the product will soften scale to the point where exfoliation is likely. While this provides a relatively inexpensive method of descaling, tanks should be inspected more often, perhaps every several months, to determine if scale and coating have fallen. If so, touch- up of bare areas; this should be accomplished as soon as practical.
Coverage (per 208 L/55 Gal drum)
681 m2 (7,330 ft2) @ 305 Microns - 12 Mils - New Steel.
545 m2 (5,866 ft2) @ 381 Microns - 15 Mils
409 m2 (4,402 ft2) @ 508 Microns - 20 Mils
Typical Properties
Specific Gravity
0.910 - 0.920 (77°F)
Flash Point ASTM-D92 Cleveland Open Cup
157°C (315°F)
VOC. CARB 310
Less than 0.1%
Viscosity (Typical)
Brookfield HBF Spindle #5, 70°F
RPM 5
Poise 1792
Stokes 1969
Effect on Copper, Brass
No staining.
Note 1: The use of anodes in tanks coated with LIQUID AR is considered an unnecessary expense and redundant to the purpose and function of the coating.
Note 2: When welding in tanks coated with LIQUID AR, wipe material back a distance of 1.5 meters (5 feet) from where hot work is to be performed and from the deck area beneath the hot work. See Technical Bulletin #202.2.
All components of FLUID FILM® LIQUID AR are listed on the TSCA Inventory.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
This document is subject to revision without notice.