Rust Remover Liquid (Metal Rescue) Application: Industrial

Product Details:

Metal RescueAR Rust Remover Bath Is A Water-based Rust Remover Designed To Remove Rust From Iron And Steel. If Your Company Manufactures Metal Parts Or Receives Them From A Supplier, With Metal Rescue Onsite You Can Eliminate Rust-removal Outsourcing Or Scrapping Rusted Or Corroded Metal Entirely.

With Metal Rescue Bath, Therea s No Harsh Chemicals; Therea s No Acids; Just Water-based Rust Removal a It Isna t Magica or Is It? Metal Rescue Removes Rust Using Chelation Technology, Which Works By Surrounding The Iron Oxide (Rust) Particles And Lifting Them From The Metala s Surface. This Is No Hocus Pocus a Metal Rescue Bath Is Environmentally Friendly, Biodegradable, Non-flammable, Fume Free And Effective At Removing Rust.

Metal Rescue Bath Works In Three Steps a Just Soak, Check, Rinse/dry a And It Does Not Harm Other Materials Such As Rubber, Elastomers, Plastic, Vinyl, Clothing And Skin.

For Iron And Steel Metal Parts That Cannot Be Soaked, Metal Rescue Rust Remover Gel Is Recommended.

Armor Products Are In-stock And Ready-to-ship With No Order Minimums Through Our Armor Stock & ReadyAR Program.

Product Overview:

Metal RescueTM employs innovative new technology that efficiently removes rust without harming surrounding materials. It is water-based, non-toxic, biodegradable and environmentally safe to use. Metal RescueTM has effectively removed heavy rust on all types of mild steel and iron and also removes some oxides on copper and copper alloys such as brass and bronze. Metal RescueTM is nonflammable and contains no petroleum solvents. It is non-toxic, non-corrosive, and has a neutral pH.

Useful Life:
Metal RescueTM can be used again and again! One gallon of Metal RescueTM will remove 1/2 pound of dry rust - the equivalent of removing rust from approximately 300 pounds of moderately rusted steel. If any of the Metal RescueTM solution evaporates, simply replace it with fresh tap water. Metal Rescuea sTM de-rusting capabilities are lost when the bath turns completely black and will no longer perform. The pH will be approximately 7.2 and the specific gravity will change from 1.04 to 1.08.

Discoloration:
Black oxide can form on certain steel alloys and high carbon steel when left in Metal Rescue for long periods of time. Black oxide is a corrosion inhibiting film that is a more stable state of oxidized iron. It is not detrimental to the metal surface and is only cosmetic in nature. Reducing the time that the part is immersed in the liquid will minimize the formation of black film. Much of the black oxide film can be removed simply by rinsing with mild detergent or wiping with a cloth. It is best to remove black oxide immediately after removing parts from the Metal Rescue bath and before the parts dry. Black oxide becomes more difficult to remove for parts that have soaked for long periods of time. It is best to soak rusted parts only as long as needed to remove the rust.

Shelf Life:
An unopened bottle of Metal RescueTM has an infinite shelf life. Once opened, the shelf life of the solution will vary due to biodegradability. After using Metal Rescuea c, it is best to cover the bath, and allow air to flow over the surface. Pouring used solution into a sealed container allows anaerobic bacteria to begin the degradation process. Open baths, covered to prevent too much evaporation, will continue to operate effectively for up to 12 months.

Disposal:
As supplied, Metal RescueTM is biodegradable, and contains no VOCa s, solvents, harsh acids, bases, or hazardous ingredients. Metal Rescue is considered to be a non-hazardous, non-toxic product and typically does not pose a problem with disposal.