HOUGHTO-CLEAN 530 is a high purity relatively slow evaporating solvent cleaner.

HOUGHTO-CLEAN 530 has been formulated for manual and immersion cleaning applications as an alternative to halogenated and other user and environmentally unacceptable solvent cleaners. This product can also be used within equipment designed to use flammable solvents hot in a pseudo vapour degreasing process.
HOUGHTO-CLEAN 530 can remove low viscosity neat oils, greases, waxes and similar type soils from ferrous and non­ferrous metals and also some plastics and elastomers

• High purity formulation for high levels of surface cleanliness
• High purity formulation for consistent evaporation prosperities
• Low odour for operator acceptance
• Multi substrate compatibility

• Appearance – water white clear liquid
• Specific Gravity – 0.77
• Flash Point – Typically 58 – 60°C

HOUGHTO-CLEAN 530 should be used neat as supplied and generally applied at ambient temperatures. Apply the product by wipe, brush, none atomising spray, immersion or low pressure flooding techniques.
For application at elevated temperatures, please consult with your Houghton technical representative

RELATED PRODUCTS
Houghton is a market leader in the development and supply of manufacturing process fluids. The HOUGHTO-CLEAN range of industrial cleaners have been developed to compliment and work synergistically with these and particularly with our machining, forming, quenching and similar products.
For more information, please contact your local Houghton representative.

STORAGE
Please refer to section 7 of Safety Data Sheets for handling and storage information, including product shelf life. Product should be stored under cover in clean, dry conditions and protected from frost. Recommended storage temperature is usually at or below ambient unless otherwise specified. Use stock in delivery rotation.

HEALTH AND SAFETY
Safety data sheets are available in accordance with Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006 Annex II where a substance or preparation meets the criteria in accordance with Directives 67/548/EEC or 1999/45/EC.