Description
Solvitol Heavy Duty Chain Spray (CHL) is a specially formulated chain lubricant containing molybdenum disulphide. It gives outstanding performance under extreme conditions of load and environment, and does not fling off. Due to its ability to penetrate, only a thin film is left on the surface, just sufficient to prevent corrosion making the product very economical in use.

Applications
Solvitol Heavy Duty Chain Spray has been especially developed for Fork Lift Trucks and similar equipment where chains are stretched under high load conditions and pin lubrication is critical to prevent wear and chain elongation.

Benefits
 Penetrates into the working parts.
 Extends chain life.
 Does not fling off.
 Resists & prevents corrosion.
 Withstands High Load Conditions.
 Excellent lubrication properties.
 Easy to apply spray application.
 Economical in use.

Technical Data

Appearance : Grey/Black Liquid.
Contents : Molybdenum Disulphide and EP Additives. No silicones
Temperature range : -100C to +1000C
Odour : Mild
Storage : Below 300C

Pack Size:
Aerosol
12 x 400ml box
 
Directions for Use
Shake can before use until agitator ball rattles freely, hold upright and spray from a distance of 15-30cms (6-12ins).
Caution: - Ensure adequate ventilation during application.
 
Health and Safety
Health & Safety Information is available from the Sales Department of: -
James Briggs Ltd. Salmon Fields, Royton, Oldham, OL2 6HZ. Fax 0161 627 0971
 
Where tolerances are not stated, figures are typical of normal production. Whilst every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of the material contained in the bulletin, the technical data is provided for information only. The buyer shall use its own skill and judgement to satisfy it that the products are suitable for the buyer’s purposes. The entire liability of Solvitol Limited in relation to the products shall be set out in Solvitol Limited’ conditions of sale which are hereby incorporated into this bulletin. Solvitol Limited can assume no liability for the information given. 6/04