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OSD SOL OVERVIEW |
OSD SOL is a solvent based, liquid dispersant
chemical that has been developed in conjunction with Port Authorities and Oil
Spill Response companies in Europe, to treat oil spills, on and off-shore.
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MAIN FEATURES |
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OSD SOL is non-toxic and is designed as a
dispersant to treat high viscosity oil spills, from 180 to 300 centistokes.
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It is suitable for open water dispersion of
oil spills, plus vessel hull and sea wall cleaning.
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TECHNICAL BENEFITS |
OSD SOL with its unique composition of
emulsifiers and surfactants has been confirmed in independent laboratory tests
to be more than 98% biodegradable.
Although solvent based OSD SOL has a low
odour.
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APPLICATION
INFORMATION |
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OSD SOL must be used
undiluted. For dispersant application in open sea,
specialised spraying equipment and agitation by wave movement or mechanical
means is required.
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For cleaning applications, including vessel
hulls and sea walls, apply undiluted with low-pressure equipment.
- Clean off with high pressure, fresh or salt
water. The application of heat to this final pressure rinsing will assist
cleaning speed, performance and reduce chemical use.
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PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL
PROPERTIES HS Code –
29 154 000 |
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pH
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Relative density/20 degrees C
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0.792
Flash point, degrees C
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72 degrees centigrade
Solubility in
water
- completely soluble
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PRECAUTIONS |
Keep away from sources of ignition.
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SAFETY |
Refer appropriate MSDS before handling and
use.
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| PACKAGING SIZES |
- 25 litre containers x 24 on one Euro pallet.
- 210 litre drums x 2 on one Euro pallet.
- 1000 litre BC container.
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20,000 litre ISO tank.
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| DISCLAIMER |
This chemical product, its labelling and the
information contained on the Product Information Sheet and MSDS, including any
directions and recommendations for its use, are based on extensive research and
experience.
The information provided however does not
exempt the customer from examining the chemical product and its directions for
use, to determine that it is suitable for the purpose for which it is intended. |
