Castrol Rustilo™ DW 330 (previously called SafeCoat™ DW 33) is a high quality solvent deposited corrosion preventive with good dewatering properties. The solvent, after evaporation, leaves a firm greasy protective film.
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Additional Information
Specifications
Package Type |
N/A Drum |
Appearance |
N/A Dark Brown Fluid |
Specific Gravity at 60ºF (15.6ºC) |
N/A 0.84 |
Residual Film |
N/A Firm, Greasy |
Film Thickness |
N/A 7 µm |
Film Forming Content, Weight |
N/A 40 % |
Flash Point |
N/A > 61.5 ºC |
Corrosion Protection |
N/A Indoor Storage - 24 months Outdoor Storage - 12 months |
Drying Time |
N/A 20 Degree Celsius (ºC) - 120 min |
Applications
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Rustilo DW 330 is a long term protective for use in severe conditions where a high degree of protection is required. It is ideal for protection of machine tools and components prior to long-term storage or transportation. The product also shows good water displacing properties. Although Rustilo DW 330 can be applied by brushing or spraying, its dewatering action is most effective if the articles to be protected can be immersed in a dip tank. |
Features and Benefits
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Storage and Handling
Storage and Handling |
N/A To avoid product deterioration always keep the container/drum tightly sealed. Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Prevent exposure to frost and avoid water ingress. For optimum product stability, it is preferable to store the product indoors between 5°C and 45 °C / 41°F and 113°F. |
Additional Information
Additional Information |
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The claims on film thickness and consumption are average values. These are valid for smooth surfaces with good drain-off characteristics and simple geometries without holes or recesses. Average drying time is the time until the majority of the solvent is evaporated at ambient temperature and a relative humidity of 60 – 70%. The full corrosion protection will be provided when the solvent is completely evaporated. (*) "Indoor storage” describes the storage of ferrous components in closed store-rooms having a relative humidity of 60%. Increased protection times could be achieved by treating finished surfaces or storing the parts in a sealed pack. (**) "Outdoor storage” describes open storage, which assumes primary protection from the elements by tarpaulin or other form of cover. |