400ml SOLVENT CLEANER MORRIS BOX = 12

Part No 90-553 Off Road Only
400ml Solvent Cleaner
A complex mixture of hydrocarbon and oxygenated solvents designed to clean and degrease all flat and irregular surfaces. Solvent Cleaner is free from chlorinated and other ozone depleting solvents and is provided in aerosol form to provide an easy means of applying to surfaces, the powerful

jet allowing easy purging of blind holes and crevices. After degreasing, the solvent evaporates rapidly leaving components chemically clean and free from oily and corrosive residues. The low temperature resulting from rapid evaporation may, in some instances, be used for shrink fitting of small mechanical parts. Note: Solvent Cleaner is highly flammable. Please refer to the relevant material Safety Data Sheets before use! Particularly designed to remove all dirt and deposits from b 90-554" carburettors in situ, or with only partial dismantling, if these have become blocked stuck or dirty. This makes CARB CLEANER a vital part of any pit crew kit. When sprayed in to the air intake this product cleans all parts of the inlet system, carburettors, port areas and inlet valves. In these areas it is most effective in keeping vital parts moving, and passages clear of gums and deposits, so a smooth system air flow can be maintained. This is vital because even slight surface ro 90-560" off the oily part of the compound. A fine film of copper particles always remain in joints or threads to prevent seizure. In the case of threaded joints where the compound has been applied before mating, these can easily be broken again, even after long periods of use. Will also prevent seizure of pins or shackles exposed to harsh conditions, where limited movement and long idle periods, are a problem for lubrication.

evaporate leaving behind no residues. Also recommended for general degreasing applications in a workshop environment. Due to the flammability of the product Solvent Cleaner is not recommended for use on electrical equipment, particularly where ?sparking? may occur.