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Product Data Sheet
VARNASOLV
varying conditions of product use, which are beyond our control, it is strongly recommended that the product be tested for suitability. Product typical properties in this publication are current as of May 13, 2002.
Compressor Varnish Cleaner
The use of petroleum lubricants, primarily automatic
transmission fluid (ATF), in rotary screw and rotary vane
compressors results in the formation of varnish and carbon.
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The varnish and carbon is deposited throughout the system
and can cause a number of serious operational problems,
resulting in excessively high maintenance costs.
Varnasolv can help alleviate the problems caused by var-
nish and carbon. Varnasolv is designed to be used as an
additive in the lubricant to remove and suspend varnish
while the compressor is in operation. Using Varnasolv
eliminates the need for disassembling the compressor for
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cleaning. For maximum benefit, use Varnasolv prior to
each lubricant change.
HOW TO USE VARNASOLV
Cleaning Rotary Vane and
Screw Air Compressors
Initial Clean-Out Method
Add one gallon of Varnasolv concentrate to each ten gallons
of compressor oil in the unit, first draining enough oil to
allow the addition of the Varnasolv. Continue to operate the
compressor for 40 to 60 hours, allowing the treated oil to
disperse and suspend the varnish. To avoid re-depositing
the suspended contaminants, drain the oil while warm and
replace filters. Refill with new oil.
Packing: Varnasolv is available in cases (six gallons), five
gallon pails or 55 gallon drums.
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