Corrosion Protection Oil
Corrosion Protection Oil is a special rust and corrosion preventative for ferrous metal surfaces in so-called “closed systems” such as engines, transmissions, fuel tanks, hydraulic cylinders, gear housings, and steel drums. The duration of vapor phase protection provided by Corrosion Protection Oil depends on the ability to prevent the escape of the volatile inhibitors. Where complete sealing of the closed system is achieved, protection of almost infinite duration can be expected. In many cases, long term protection is not a requirement an d complete sealing is not necessary as long as reasonable efforts are made to cover openings and block excessive loss of vapor.
Featured Benefits
Corrosion Protection Oil is often used to protect sheet metal stampings, spare parts, etc. in sealed packing boxes or polyethylene bags.
Corrosion Protection Oil is distinguished from conventional preservative oils because it provides both vapor phase and contact protection. Corrosion Protection Oil equally protects surfaces it coats and other surfaces within the system from which Corrosion Protection Oil has drained away during prolonged storage or shipment. Volatile corrosion inhibitors diffuse throughout the void in the system and form an invisible protective coating effective even in the presence of moisture vapor or condensation.
Corrosion Protection Oil also combines excellent lubricating properties with effective contact rust preventing properties. It is particularly effective in protecting machines and ferrous components while in transit or in temporary storage. It is an out-standing water displacing, non-staining rust preventive that will not emulsify, even in the presence of alkali. Corrosion Protection Oil quickly separates water displaced from metal surfaces after machining operations or alkali cleaning.
Product Application / Usage
Corrosion Protection Oil should be sprayed for the most complete coverage where possible.
COMPATABILITY WITH FUELS AND OILS
Corrosion Protection Oil is compatible with petrol, diesel, fuel oils, and most lubricants; therefore, there is generally no need to remove VCI Oil when equipment is put into service. This both saves time and allows equipment to be available for instant use, clearly an advantage in the case of such items as military vehicles, rescue equipment, stand-by generators, seasonal equipment (including marine), etc.
Note: Some synthetic oils, especially those based on polyglycols, may not be compatible.
TOXICITY
Corrosion Protection Oil is basically composed of petroleum distillate residues which are considered non-toxic. The product contains a relatively small amount of a volatile substance which may be irritating to eyes, skin, and mucous membranes. Avoid prolonged exposure to the vapors.
STABILITY
Corrosion Protection Oil is unaffected by ambient temperatures and remains stable (and effective) indefinitely as long as kept in a vapor-tight container.
EFFECT ON NON-METALLIC MATERIALS (Used full strength)
Corrosion Protection Oil has little to no effect on rubber, painted surfaces, or plastics. Should a question arise, however, because of the wide variance in composition of these materials, immerse the specimen in a container of VCI Oil and maintain at 130°F (55°C) in an oven for 72 hours. Examine the specimen for visible signs of change.
